Gryphon Energetics Binary Exploding Targets

[@ExF1Guy]

Here in Alberta you are allowed to target shoot at any time of year, so long as you're on crown land (including natural areas) and not breaking any local laws.

[@CanFirearmsReview]

Nice! I'm jealous.

[@ExF1Guy]

+CanFirearmsReview I was quite surprised when I found out that we could, but after emailing with the ESRD, I found out that you can target shoot on crown land. Most people seem to think that you can't. Are you sure that it's not the same where you are?

[@CanFirearmsReview]

You could be very right, I will have to look into it further. I have always been told in the past that you need a hunting license in the woods while carrying a firearms. Thanks for the info!

[@MrJakeGowans]

+CanFirearmsReview Im not aware of any Federal laws preventing you from using a non restricted rifle on crown land. As long as your a safe distance from populations and highways.

[@px4sd477]

Thanks for the warning about the blast concussion. I've never heard of that so I'll at least be ready for it now.

[@Jammer.1]

@Canadian Firearms Will a 12 ga slug set them off ?

[@yourafatboyshadow]

It's "percussion" Mort.

[@Formattednate-el8up]

Your not allowed to shoot a rifle on less it's hunting season

[@px4sd477]

Some provinces have caliber limitations if it's not hunting season. Some have caliber limitations when it is hunting season. In a shotgun deer season you can't take a larger caliber rifle into the field.

[@Formattednate-el8up]

I was going to say. I live in Ontario. And I didn't know that. But I hunt on my reserve. Hassle free

[@yourafatboyshadow]

Another reason I'm glad to be American.

[@Flightstar]

I've never heard of this caliber restriction BS. There are many Gun owners who have no interest in hunting, myself included.