But it's more lax than states like California

Yeah

You have to get a license to be able to purchase firearms here. It's called a PAL (Possession and Acquisition License) and there are two levels - Non-Restricted and Restricted

Pistols and rifles like an AR-15 fall under Restricted

But I have my full PAL with Restricted, so I collect firearms here

AR-15 is restricted but an SKS is non-restricted. Makes no sense.

Bububub it looks scary!

indeed lol

SKS looks scary too

Hmm

*some SKS

and *some AR-15

They're classes of guns people

Siiighghhhh

I have a couple of SKSs

But I mostly collect pistols so far

Nice

I want to get a .38 revolver of some kind at some point

Not picky just yet

I've got my eyes set on this relatively cheap .44 special

Charter arms bulldog classic

looks nice.

Kicks like a bitch but apparently pretty good quality

I eventually want to get a Colt Single Action Army

So far I have a Glock 17, Browning Hi Power, M&P 2.0 (.40 Cal), and .45 1911

oh I also have a TT-33

The only rifle I really want is an SMLE of some type
My buddy's uncle has one, got to fire off a bit, best feeling gun I've ever shot

Is there anywhere I can find a well-made 1911 for like less than 700?

I'd love to get an SMLE

@Thomas Well made? Probably not

But the 1911 I bought is a Remington R1, I got it for a little over $900 (Canadian)

Pretty good price

SMLE has got history, good looks, and isn't too expensive to fire if you get one that fires 7.62×51mm NATO

Is it easy to find one in that caliber though?

I thought most of them - at least the surplus - are chambered in .303

I know that some were manufactured that way, and some have been modified to fire more modern rounds
.303 might even be cheaper though

I don't know for sure

I don't know the pricing for .303

In Canada, you can get surplus Soviet SKS rifles from the 1950s for around $200

And 7.62x39 surplus ammo is pretty abundant and cheap

So, I think maybe you could find .303 surplus for cheap if there still is an abundance out there