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* HOW to avoid SCAMMERS !!!

wolfstrack | Announcement | August 8, 2011

How to reduce risk of being scammed or bad deals !!!

* Obtain FULL information of the counterparty

Name, full address and phone number (PAL number), ask for more actual detailed picture of the item before sending money or goods.
Better spend couple of minutes to have a real conversation over the phone with buyer/seller.

* Attitude and manner the counterparty communicates could be an indicator – will you deal with a real person who communicates the way he/she does in real life?

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Self-Regulating with the Firearms Canada Forum

silvercore | Announcement | July 29, 2011

Firearms Canada receives several hundred emails each day. As a free service for the Canadian firearm community, we do our best to answer everyone’s questions in a timely fashion but we have long since reached a point where we can really use the communities assistance.

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Knives for Sale

silvercore | Announcement | April 5, 2011

I realize that this website is called “Firearms Canada”, but knives are only a logical accoutrement.  To that end, we have added an additional category to the buy and sell where our members can post their knives.  If this category proves popular, we will further refine the knife directory for ease of navigation.

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Google Maps Integration

silvercore | Announcement | February 27, 2011

We want to hear your thoughts…………

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Storage of Non-Restricted Firearms

silvercore | Policy, Regulation and Law | February 7, 2011

You have obtained your firearms license and have just purchased your first non-restricted firearm and want to know how you can legally store it.

In a nutshell, you have three storage options available to you.  It is important to note that regardless of which method you choose to employ when storing your firearm they must always be unloaded.

The three methods are as follows:

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Disarming the Harmless

silvercore | Editorial | January 22, 2011

It is not often that I read an article of this calibre (if you will pardon the pun) printed in the paper.

I felt it was worth re-posting here.

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Clearing a Double Feed in your Remington 870

silvercore | Training | January 20, 2011

A friend of mine was having some issues with his pump action shotgun when we were hunting in the marshlands of Ladner BC.  The shell latch would fail which would cause a double feed in the shotgun essentially jamming the action open and rendering fire firearm inoperable.  He explained to me that this was happening on a regular basis and that he would have to use his knife or a stick to pry the round out.

I showed him a simple stoppage clearance drill that we commonly teach on our shotgun courses.

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Classifications of Firearms in Canada

silvercore | Policy, Regulation and Law | January 16, 2011

In Canada, we have 3 major classifications of firearms namely Non-Restricted, Restricted and Prohibited.

Let’s talk a bit about each.

Non-Restricted:

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“You’re not what I pictured”

silvercore | Editorial | January 6, 2011

Helen teaching Silvercore's Bear Defense

Several years ago, while conducting interviews for firearms instructors to work for my training company Silvercore Inc. I found myself face to face with a well dressed petite woman who on appearances alone one would not associate the words “Firearms Instructor” with.

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How to obtain a Firearms License in Canada

silvercore | Policy, Regulation and Law, Training | January 6, 2011

Obtaining a firearms license in Canada is not as daunting of a task as some may lead you to believe, it does however require that you have some basic firearms knowledge as well have the ability to pass a criminal record check.

Firearms Licenses in Canada are broken down into the following categories:

  • Adult aged 18 or older Possession and Acquisition License (or P.A.L.)
  • Adult Possession Only License (or P.O.L.)
  • Minors Firearms License (under the age of 18)

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