Some variants are easier to get in Canada than in the states.

damn bro this does look like a defend your rights gun

Because it's Soviet-era slavshit.

Nothing says defend your rights than something that's been produced in Russian and Chinese factories for since like 1943, never stopped, and then was shipped around the world to arm just about every terrorist group ever at some point or another.

That's why they're cheap. There's just so fuckin many.

Covered in cosmoline too usually, it's a /k/anadians wet dream gun.

is the bayonet legal too?

Pretty sure, I remember my friend's having one.

nice, I'll look into it

https://www.cabelas.ca/product/101584/chinese-sks-semi-auto-rifle-w-tapco-stock nigga

Yeah.

Yeeaaahhh Norinco shit.

$370

Americans don't get that.

that's only $40 more than my .22

Mhmm.

They're really fuckin cheap lol.

This one always fuckin cracks me up.

You can't *really* make bayonets illegal when all it takes to have one is a knife and duct tape

heh

Fairly certain we don't actually have laws for fixed blade knives, so the bayonet should be fine.

But I would check anyways because who knows how weaponscucked we truly are.

I'm kind of disappointed that I bought a marlin xt-22, then I watched gun videos where every one told me to buy a ruger 10/22

but whatever

Rekt.

More shit to fill the armory with I suppose.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jI3DdT915XA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nb9vTu73xmE

tfw no qt Anglo-saxon archaeologist waifu

Ronba Dosh

this was posted on 4chan. they took a very good and old gun and basically painted it blue and put mlp stickers on it and /k/ommandos were justifiably very angry about it

That's a classic /k/ gore image.

K-98 that got pony'd.

lol wait it's a ww2 german gun

that is cringe, I though it was just a normal hunting rifle that was expensive

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/03/02/world/international-gun-laws.html this is an interesting list of how different gun laws work in different countries. It's weird though because some countries where nobody owns guns have a short list of things you have to do while canada, which has a long list is actually pretty easy to buy a gun

Canada 1To buy a handgun, prove that you practice at an approved shooting club or range, or show that you are a gun collector. 2For any gun, complete a safety course and pass both a written and a practical test. 3Ask for two references. 4Apply for a permit, and wait 28 days before processing begins. 5Pass a background check that considers your criminal record, mental health, addiction and domestic violence history. 6Buy a gun. If you bought a handgun, register it with the police before taking it home.

what this really means for buying a rifle is 8 hours 360 dollars and two months of waiting

the "background check" is just a two page form that asks you some questions