A lot of companies in the states can ship brakes, triggers,for ends , etc, to Canada. They must have the proper licensing in place. You just have to find out which companies do. I'm pretty sure that you can also order from irunguns.com and have it shipped from irunguns.ca.
Ruger Precision Rifle Coming Soon!
- Thread starter WanstallsOnline
- Start date
ntm
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Lloydminster, ab
I will use one of my brake supplied with my Nemesis, one is a 6 slots the other one a 8 slot, they use the same size treading...
The 8 slots one bring the recoil of the 308 to the 22 Hornet level but dam it's noisy... JP.
Those are basically turned down apa brakes.
FFP is beneficial especially when you want to range objects. The reticle will always be true and to scale no matter what magnification. With sfp, ranging must be done at a specific magnification and if it's not at either extreme ranges of zoom, there's the risk that you might not be set exactly on the correct setting. This will throw off your calculations, which can make the difference between hit or miss at extreme long rangez
- Location
- YYC, Alberta
If your life or orther's doesn't depend on your capability to accurately range a distance using your rifle scope, you wouldn't need it. Keep in mind you need a known length of something at the other end to calculate the distance. With FFP, your reticle will also become thicker as you increase magnification, so more of your target will be covered with it.
It is better to save that money and get a quality laser range finder...
ntm
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Lloydminster, ab
The biggest thing with ffp is wind holds.
if you know you're holding .8 mils for 4mph at a given distance, and the wind is varying 5 mph, and you want to back the mag off to get rid of some mirage, try doing that math on the fly to correct for the reticle scaling with sfp !
I guess in a nutshell, you want ffp if you're intrested in hitting things with the first round.
You want sfp if you can have a sighter or two and want to shoot tiny groups after that.
if you know you're holding .8 mils for 4mph at a given distance, and the wind is varying 5 mph, and you want to back the mag off to get rid of some mirage, try doing that math on the fly to correct for the reticle scaling with sfp !
I guess in a nutshell, you want ffp if you're intrested in hitting things with the first round.
You want sfp if you can have a sighter or two and want to shoot tiny groups after that.
Patt08
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Cool! thanks guys.
Patt08
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
ntm
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Lloydminster, ab
Hell no.
Mil reticle, moa turrets.
Look at the night force shv series if you want a decent sfp with moa turrets and an moa reticle.
Patt08
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Good to know, thanks again 
browninggold
CGN Regular
- Location
- Essex County, Ontario
Any 308 still available?
best to call their triple 8 #. They had one .308 left on Friday
Patt08
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
How's the ETA doing on these beauty's.
I'm hearing, mid September .
krausb
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Calgary Area
More time to shop for a scope and find realoading equipment and components I guess... Still though, it's a tough wait.
Theres a good deal in the EE , 800 projectiles and 150 new hornady brass...308
krausb
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Calgary Area
I went with 6.5 Creedmoor, but thanks!
Patt08
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
X2 on more time to scope shop haha. I'm getting pretty antsy though as I'm waiting for my ACR, STG44 and this rifle haha.
Forest1488
CGN Regular
- Location
- South of Toronto
If I get the rifle in time so that I can get practiced and have confidence in the setup, I will be using for deer in the first week of November.
