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Exam prep
7 study sections, quizzes with explanations, and audio lessons for the CFSC & CRFSC.
Monthly target drops
5 fresh printable target designs every month, free with your membership.
Firearms logbook
Track your firearms, round counts, and maintenance history.
Owner resources
Storage & transport cheat sheets, ATT guide, and the law digest.
Range finder
Find shooting clubs and ranges across Ontario.
Gun & ammo dealers
Trusted Canadian retailers for firearms and ammunition.
Tactical shop
Physical targets & monthly sticker drops, shipped to you.
Gun customizer
Build your dream setup and see how it looks.
Archery
Printable targets, ranges & supply stores.
Renewal tracker
Never let your PAL lapse — countdown and renewal checklist.
🔥 Gun news
Updated dailyColt Canada pitches new C25 rifle to Nordic buyers after 30,000-rifle Canadian order
Colt Canada presented its new C25 service rifle in Copenhagen in October as it looks to Nordic markets, after securing an initial order for 30,000 rifles from the Canadian Armed Forces. The rifle keeps the 5.56mm NATO cartridge and focuses on improved precision as body armour becomes heavier.
CSSA: Ottawa funds Canada's shooting sports as athletes compete in Doha
The Canadian Shooting Sports Association notes Canadian Heritage added $330,000 for the Shooting Federation of Canada on Oct. 22, bringing its 2026-27 federal support to $715,000. Six Canadian shotgun athletes are competing at the ISSF World Championship in Doha from Nov. 1 to 14, chasing quota places for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
Rogers Pass closed Nov. 4-7 for howitzer verification shoot
Parks Canada and the Canadian Armed Forces will close the East Rogers area from Nov. 4 to 7 to test the 105mm howitzers used for avalanche control in Rogers Pass, with intermittent closures on the Trans-Canada Highway. Backcountry users are reminded to follow the Winter Permit System and check DriveBC before travelling.
TheGunBlog rounds up Canadian gun-rights news for week of Oct. 26
TheGunBlog.ca's weekly roundup, updated Nov. 2, looks ahead to the Supreme Court of Canada hearings on Nov. 9 and 10 challenging the federal firearms prohibitions. It also notes newly published Public Safety briefing notes on the compensation program and an RCMP update to its page on the history of measures affecting licensed owners.
CCFR reminds owners firearms amnesty is extended past Oct. 30 deadline
The Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights is reminding licensed owners that the Oct. 30 amnesty expiry no longer applies, after Ottawa extended protection until 90 days after the Supreme Court of Canada decides the prohibition appeals. The Court is set to hear the challenges on Nov. 9 and 10, with a decision not expected until 2027.
Silvercore explains what B.C.'s Firearm Violence Prevention Act changed on Oct. 1
Silvercore updated its guide on Oct. 30 to B.C.'s Firearm Violence Prevention Act, which took effect Oct. 1 as a provincial layer on top of federal law. For licensed owners the main changes are provincial enforcement, higher tickets, new rules for low-velocity firearms like airsoft and paintball, and a route from a paid ticket to a prohibition order.
✨ New releases
Fresh on the marketDiamondback adds black version of lightweight SDR-A revolver in .38 Special
Diamondback Firearms has added a black finish to its SDR-A, a lightweight six-shot .38 Special revolver with a forged aluminum frame weighing 15.6 ounces. The new version pairs a black anodized frame with a black Nitride fluted cylinder, 2-inch barrel and Hogue grip, listed at $614 US.
TriStar Viper G3 flagged as new flagship in Oct. 24-30 industry roundup
Shooting Industry Magazine's Oct. 30 roundup highlights TriStar Arms' all-new Viper G3 as the flagship of the Viper line, with a more robust internal system, oversized controls and a 3-inch chamber. The gas-operated guns are offered in 12, 20 and 28 gauge and .410 bore, in hunting, camouflage and sporting configurations.
Beretta announces U.S. availability of 500-year limited edition firearms
Beretta announced U.S. availability on Oct. 29 for limited editions marking its 500th anniversary, built on the BRX1 straight-pull rifle, A400 semi-auto shotgun, 687 Silver Pigeon and 694 platforms. The BRX1, A400 and 687 editions are available through authorized dealers now, with the 694 expected in late November.
Smith & Wesson brings back Model 22 in 1917 Classic and Classic versions
Smith & Wesson has reintroduced its big-bore N-frame revolver as two models: a Model 22 of 1917 Classic with a 5.5-inch barrel faithful to the WWI service gun, and a 4-inch Model 22 Classic that can fire .45 ACP with moon clips or .45 Colt loaded directly. Both are listed at $1,299 US.
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