Looking for the best semi-automatic rifles still available in Canada? This buyer’s guide highlights several standout models, including the Crusader Arms Backland Hunter Elite, IWI Carmel, and Brigade Manufacturing Makasi, with brief overviews of their features, design, and intended use.
Explore the top tactical .22 semi-automatic rifles still legal in Canada with this buyer’s guide, highlighting key features, practical performance, and what to look for when choosing the right rimfire for your needs.
Discover 10 of the best tactical shoguns you can still buy in Canada. From compact bullpup configurations to classic lever-action aesthetics, our curated list highlights the best shotguns for Canadian enthusiasts seeking performance and style. Explore the ultimate blend of firepower, durability, and innovation to elevate your shooting experience
Discover the CVLIFE Rifle Bipod, a budget-friendly choice for shooters seeking reliability without breaking the bank. With a sturdy build, this bipod offers adjustable legs, a 360° swivel, and non-slip rubber feet for enhanced stability on any terrain. Perfect for hunting or range use, it’s easy to install and delivers solid performance
Sterling Arms’ new Canadian-made R9 MK1 PC Carbine, chambered in 9mm, redefines pistol caliber carbines with its non-restricted 18.6-inch barrel design. Engineered for reliability and precision, this lightweight (3.1 kg) semi-automatic excels in sport shooting and competition. Priced at $1600, it blends innovation and craftsmanship for enthusiasts.
The Nanuk 910 was built to protect your semiautomatic handguns in the most extreme environments on the earth from the most extreme abuse on earth.
Nanuks 995 rifle case offers me the extreme protection I want to protect my most valuable tool; my Sako S20 Hunter chambered in 300 win mag.
Like most guns in Canada, semi-automatic shotguns are under attack. However, there are still solid semi-automatic tactical shotguns that Canadians can buy.
The Canadian Armed Forces has used the Browning Hi-power 9mm since it was adopted in 1944. They have proven that old dogs can learn new tricks as the CAF has finally replaced the Browning with the beautiful SIG P320 designated by the Armed Forces as the C22.
