Recherches et études
Le Journal
Permis, cours de tir, munitions et guides d'achat — rédigés pour les tireurs canadiens, des débutants aux plus expérimentés.
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SKS Rifle Buying Guide: What to Know Before You Buy in Canada
The SKS is one of the most searched-for surplus rifles in Canada — affordable, non-restricted, and steeped in history. Here's what actually matters before you buy one.
CZ 457 Rimfire Rifles: Synthetic vs Camo Stainless
CZ's 457 action has a serious reputation among rimfire shooters. Here's how the Synthetic and Camo Stainless configurations differ, and how to pick between them.
Bolt-Action vs Semi-Auto .22 LR: Which Rimfire Rifle Should You Buy?
.22 LR is the best way to learn to shoot — but bolt-action and semi-auto rimfires serve different goals. Here's how to pick between them.
CFSC vs CRFSC: Which Firearms Safety Course Do You Need?
Every PAL starts with a safety course — but non-restricted and restricted licences require different ones. Here's how to tell which course you actually need.
How to Get Your PAL in Canada: A Step-by-Step Guide
Your Possession and Acquisition Licence is the key that unlocks legal firearm and ammunition ownership in Canada. Here is exactly how to earn it.
Non-Restricted vs Restricted Firearms: What You Can Buy
Canada sorts firearms into classes, and each class comes with its own licence and process. Understanding the difference saves you time at checkout.
Buying Ammunition Online in Canada: Rules and Shipping
Yes, you can buy ammunition online in Canada — if you're licensed. Here's how licence verification, calibres, and shipping actually work.
Choosing Your First Rifle: A Beginner's Guide
Your first rifle should match what you'll actually do with it. A practical framework for new shooters weighing calibre, action, and budget.
Tous les articles du Journal sont de l'information générale destinée aux tireurs canadiens et ne constituent pas un avis juridique. Les lois et classifications sur les armes à feu peuvent changer — vérifiez toujours les exigences actuelles auprès du Programme canadien des armes à feu de la GRC. Une PPA/PPA-AR valide est requise pour acheter des armes à feu et des munitions au Canada.