Canada Guns Laws... Not What I Expected

Published on October 31, 2017
Duration: 18:38

This video explores Canadian firearm laws and shooting culture at Silverdale Gun Club. It details the distinctions between restricted, non-restricted, and prohibited firearms, emphasizing that restricted firearms must be used at approved ranges. The discussion covers magazine capacity limits, grandfathering laws, and showcases various firearms including AR-15s, shotguns, and bullpups. The content is presented with an entertaining yet informative tone, reflecting the speaker's experienced authority in firearms.

Quick Summary

Canadian firearm laws classify firearms into Restricted, Non-Restricted, and Prohibited categories. Restricted firearms must be used at approved ranges, and semi-automatic centerfire rifles typically have a 5-round magazine capacity limit, often enforced with pinned magazines.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Merchandise
  2. 02:28Arrival at Silverdale Gun Club
  3. 03:15Canadian Shooting Regulations
  4. 04:11Firearm Classifications: Restricted vs Non-Restricted
  5. 04:24Firearms Showcase
  6. 05:58Prohibited Firearms and Grandfathering
  7. 10:02Magazine Capacity and Barrel Length
  8. 10:43Range Time: AR-15 and Shotguns
  9. 11:53Shooting Bullpups and Rifles
  10. 12:56The Rossi 12-Gauge Pistol
  11. 14:54Dueling Tree Competition

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main firearm classifications in Canada?

In Canada, firearms are classified as Restricted, Non-Restricted, and Prohibited. Restricted firearms must be used at approved ranges, while certain firearms like AK-47s and short-barreled pistols fall into the prohibited category.

What is the magazine capacity limit for semi-automatic rifles in Canada?

For semi-automatic centerfire rifles in Canada, magazine capacity is generally limited to 5 rounds. This is often achieved through the use of pinned magazines that restrict the follower's movement.

Are AR-15s legal to own in Canada?

AR-15s are classified as restricted firearms by name in Canada. This means they can be owned but must be used and stored according to specific regulations, including being fired only at approved ranges.

Where can restricted firearms be used in Canada?

Restricted firearms in Canada are legally permitted to be discharged only at approved shooting ranges. This ensures a controlled environment for their use and adherence to regulations.

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