hunting with Norinco M305 in Nova Scotia

[relic38]

Holy sidetrack Batman. OP specifically asked NS and as if they didn't have enough BS rules but you guys got to pipe in with Ontario stuff???

Agreed. Batman out.

 

[RememberTheSomme]

Yes.

 

[GeoShooter]

This is the second post of the exact same question. I provided the relevant part of the current Nova Scotia regulations verbatim . Saltbait obviously doesn't want an actual answer, merely troll away

 

[GeoShooter]

Holy sidetrack Batman. OP specifically asked NS and as if they didn't have enough BS rules but you guys got to pipe in with Ontario stuff???

'Tis the way of the CGN.

 

[timandkimandshea]

Can too. As I am NOT in the geographic regions stated, there is no caliber restriction. That is the way I read it.
"A person hunting small game may not carry or use a rifle of greater calibre than a .275-calibre rifle, except a muzzle-loading gun, in the geographic areas of Brant, Chatham-Kent, Durham, Elgin, Essex, Haldimand, Halton, Hamilton, Huron, Lambton, Middlesex, Niagara, Norfolk, Northumberland, Oxford, Peel, Perth, Toronto, Waterloo, Wellington or York."
Staight from the Regs, under Small Game.

NO YOU CANNOT use it in S Ontario. See the hunting regs. You better hope you are never checked by a CO if you do.

 

[Bigfoot 870]

Please think before you post the suggestion of a half mile shot!!! Nova Scotia is not Alberta or Saskatchewan and our pubic ranges are 100 yards. We don't grow up shooting at long distances. I'd guess that a tiny percentage of NS hunters would be practiced and capable out to 300 yards. I doubt that a Norinco semi is much more than 200 to 250 yard rifle, with an excellent shooter at the helm. Respectfully, BF

 

[PitBull1973]

If it's non res it's good to go. Just remember non magnum cals are four rds and magnum cals are three rds Max

 

[relic38]

I've hunted in NS, and it typically is close in woods hunting. A 100 yard shot is probably at or above average. The old' man has hunted there for nearly 50 years, with a handful of shots over 100 yards. Open sights are just fine if you can e proficient with them.

Any decent shooting M305 should be fine for deer hunting there.

 

[relic38]

Please think before you post the suggestion of a half mile shot!!! Nova Scotia is not Alberta or Saskatchewan and our pubic ranges are 100 yards. We don't grow up shooting at long distances. I'd guess that a tiny percentage of NS hunters would be practiced and capable out to 300 yards. I doubt that a Norinco semi is much more than 200 to 250 yard rifle, with an excellent shooter at the helm. Respectfully, BF

I see no suggestion to shoot out to 1/2 mile, eaglesnester was just stating the caliber capability.

 

[BigUglyMan]

If it's non res it's good to go. Just remember non magnum cals are four rds and magnum cals are three rds Max

What the #### are you talking about?

 

[Melnibonean]

If it's non res it's good to go. Just remember non magnum cals are four rds and magnum cals are three rds Max

?????

 

[gerard]

If it's non res it's good to go. Just remember non magnum cals are four rds and magnum cals are three rds Max

Where is this coming from?