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Latest Issues
Canadian Firearms Journal - January 2013
Inside This Issue:
Regulars
Around The NFA
Gary Ramsay
From the Editor’s Desk
Sean G. Penney
President’s Message
Sheldon Clare
Vice President’s Column
Blair Hagen
Letters to the Editor
Preserving Our Firearms Heritage
Gary K. Kangas and Peter Stratford
Politics and Guns
Sean G. Penney
Gun Jobs: Parts Specialist
Al Voth
Team NFA Update
Grayson Penney
Historical Military Arms
Michael Heidler and Sean G. Penney
Western Lawman
Captain Burton Mossman - Part I
Jesse L. “Wolf” Hardin
The International Front
Gary Mauser
Legal Corner
Grayson Penney
From The NFA Bookshelf
Wm. R. Rantz
FEATURES
The 2012 IPSC Provincials
Charles Schafer
PPC A Convergence of the Pistol Sports
Mike Kelly
Just a Word about Attitude
Blair Hagen
Canadian Firearms Journal - December 2012
Inside This Issue:
FEATURES
The Rossi Rand Hand is “Wild West Tech” - Norman Gray
Cooey - A Canadian Icon - G. Scott Jamieson
The Casting Bench:
Sharpshooter USA Buckshot Molds - Sean G. Penney
Shooting the Legends - Jeff Helsdon
REGULARS
From the Editor’s Desk - Sean G. Penney
President’s Message - Sheldon Clare
Vice President’s Column - Blair Hagen
Letters to the Editor
Preserving Our Firearms Heritage - Gary K. Kangas, Sarah Johnston & Branko Diklitch
Politics and Guns - Sean G. Penney
From The NFA Bookshelf - Wm. R. Rantz
Guns n’ Gear - Al Voth
Western Lawman - Sheriff Pat Garrett - Part II - Jesse L. “Wolf” Hardin
The International Front - Gary Mauser
2012
Canadian Firearms Journal - September 2012
“Plinking” is one of those funny terms that is unique to our shooting sports. While it may sound funny, if you do it right, “plinking” is serious business. Many of today’s generation of adult shooters got their start plinking in the back yard with their dad or grandpa. While more stringent gun laws and regulations may somewhat preclude backyard target practice in certain municipalities these days, there remains many viable options for ... view - download
Canadian Firearms Journal - July 2012
At 85 years of age and with twenty-five years of retail firearms sales under his belt, George Christensen is something of a legend within the Edmonton firearms community. A long-time employee of Wholesale Sports, George remains the resident “grandfather” at the Canadian sporting goods chains’ North Edmonton store. Joining the Wholesale Sports family at the start of their very early days in Edmonton... view - download
Canadian Firearms Journal - May 2012
The much hated long-gun registry is now dead. In the weeks following its demise, literally tens of thousands of rifles, just like the ones pictured on our cover were legally bought and sold by law-abiding gun owners; all without the necessity of putting a worthless slip of paper next to each firearm... view - download
Canadian Firearms Journal - April 2012
Gun control precipitates genocide. We need look no further than the estimated 262 million murdered by despots and tyrants during the 20th century alone. However, before a government can massacre its people, they must first be disarmed. We’ve seen this pattern repeated time and again over the last century. It is not surprising that the most ardent supporters of current United Nations gun control initiatives... view - download
Canadian Firearms Journal - February 2012
The dynamics of Canada’s firearms community is changing rapidly. The ‘old boys club’ of yesteryear, is giving way to a far more diverse membership that includes an ever-growing number of female shooters, minorities and other new Canadians. This new and growing diversity makes our firearms community stronger, and also helps to dispel those old, tired stereotypes that the gun-control movement continues to promote... view - download
2011
Canadian Firearms Journal - October 2011
Allied soldiers advance during the Battle of Broodseinde on October 4th, 1917. Considered by many military historians to be the most successful attack of the larger campaign now known as the Battle of Passchendaele, British commanders employed new “bite and hold” tactics. The new tactics required that Allied forces limit their advances to objectives that they could both capture and hold against German counter-attack... view - download
Canadian Firearms Journal - August 2011
IPSC is a dynamic shooting sport where the principles of Accuracy, Speed and Power are balanced in a unique scoring system. IPSC has defined Action Shooting. It requires competitors to shoot fast and accurately, often shooting on the move and developing techniques and styles to shave off fractions of a second between shots, during reloads and drawing from the holster... view - download
Canadian Firearms Journal - June 2011
Canadians are privileged to enjoy a multitude of fantastic hunting and shooting opportunities if we choose to take advantage of them. Introducing kids properly to the shooting sports is critical to the future of our recreational firearms community. A spring turkey hunt is an ideal avenue for young shooters to gain experience and to learn from their more seasoned mentors. view - download
Canadian Firearms Journal - April 2011
Cowboy Action Shooting is one of the fastest growing shooting sports in Canada. One of its great advantages is that it appeals to both male and female shooters almost equally, and has become very much “family friendly.” The classic firearms, the attention to historical detail in costumes and gun leather, and the fun and camaraderie of a well-organized CAS competition is hard to quantify in words without having experienced one first-hand... view - download
Canadian Firearms Journal - February 2011
Female shooters are one of the fastest growing demographics within Canada’s recreational firearms, community. They form an important and vital part of that community and it is therefore time we finally put to rest old, tired stereotypes, such as only men own guns. Today’s responsible firearms owner is just as likely to be a mother, sister, aunt or daughter as a father, brother, uncle or son. Women from all walks of life, backgrounds and ages are opting to join our ranks and we’re all the stronger... view - download
