Like to tell people what guns to buy? Come on in!

[kawi kid]

Take a very very.large caliber flint lock lol

[flounder]

Because noisemakers and pepper spray are better? I'd rather have an airhorn blaring while being maced than shot with a .22.

Actually yes for animals. What you obviously dont understand is that animals dont realize they are shot or what the hell a bullet even is. So unless its a nasty damaging round that hit bone or vitals you've effectively done jack shit. They are however have very sensitive to sounds and smells.

Do some hunting on larger animals besides varmits and you will learn this really quick.

Edited November 18, 2011 by flounder

[conn-e-rot]

So a .22 for an attacking bear huh? Thats like throwing corn flakes at a semi and expecting it to stop.

That's why I said it's probably the smallest but it's only .22

[MidgetTodd]

in this case, sadly, I must dissagree with me WonderTwin.

Remmington>Mossburg

Keltec>Mossburg

Sub2000 is the way to go. It's also one of four Keltecs I have deposits on and am waiting long time for

[C-bus]

That Kel -tec may be too scary for the Canadians. I kinda dig the Mossy setup. And go with Dale. I'm doing a little test-run with him now. Passed the pricing part with flying colors!

[MidgetTodd]

Dale is good with prices, he's been the best price on what Ive bought so far and Ill prolly drop him some cash for 2 more tomorrow.

[jagr]

in this case, sadly, I must dissagree with me WonderTwin.

Remmington>Mossburg

Keltec>Mossburg

Sub2000 is the way to go. It's also one of four Keltecs I have deposits on and am waiting long time for

I have no idear why you slum.

[CBBaron]

in this case, sadly, I must dissagree with me WonderTwin.

Remmington>Mossburg

Keltec>Mossburg

Sub2000 is the way to go. It's also one of four Keltecs I have deposits on and am waiting long time for

I think reading the summary of rules and description of the Sub2000, that the Sub2000 would be a banded gun in Canada, or atleast a restricted gun. The shotgun would be much less of a problem with border guards.

Craig

[jagr]

Yeah Todd. Canada doesn't allow Megatron toys!!!

[OsuMj]

... beer country ...

mmmm, beer country

[jagr]

Well according to the rules I just looked up Casper you can only have a 9mm

...J with the gauge. (that's me)

...Vanilla with the 9. (that's def you Casper)

Proof at 1:52.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNrtWwyY1kM&feature=youtube_gdata_player

[Tpoppa]

Just tell them you are an American an continue on your way

[The King]

So, camping in beer country in North America isn't a great idea without a firearm. Can't take a handgun into Canada very easily (not an option for me at this point). I need a long gun. I need a short long gun, something that can easily be packed on the bike. Torn down to fit is fine with me. Will be packed most of the time, pulled out and put together only when camping in bear country (which isn't every night). It's been suggested to use a Mossburg 500 pistol grip, but even torn down it's still nearly 30". I'm looking for something smaller if possible that will still be considered a long gun. Fire away.

M1 carbine....

[snot]

My brothers new toy

[ReconRat]

Lever action saddle rifle. 30-30, 30-06 or 308. Maybe find one that breaks to two parts.

edit: the rifle of choice in Canada is an bolt action Enfield 30-06. Sporterized it would be somewhat shorter.

And yeah, bear strength pepper spray in bear country is a must.

And now that I look at the Mossberg JIC-II broken down in it's bag, I like it.

But I still think pistol grip only shotguns can't hit anything unless it's really close.

Edited November 19, 2011 by ReconRat

[speedytriple]

Check out the rossi circuit judge its a short carbine that shoot 45 long colt or 410. With the stock removed might pack pretty easy.also they make it in a 44 mag.

Edited November 21, 2011 by speedytriple

[4DAIVI PAI2K5]

Did you get anything yet?

[Casper]

Not yet. Need to go check out the Keltec Sub 2000.

[MidgetTodd]

Good choice