bb gun shop

meow_mix450 · 03-20-04, 09:40 PM

Anyone know where a bb gun shop is??? in toronto or even better in pickering or scarborough

Meow

Matt_K · 03-20-04, 09:59 PM

WalMart and Canadian Tire both sell BB/Pellet Guns...

Cruciform · 03-20-04, 11:09 PM

Meow-mix,

If you're planning on using the BB gun to euthanize mice, you're going to have to extract the BB or pellet from each corpse. You don't want them in your snakes guts for sure.

justinO · 03-20-04, 11:37 PM

Also, you must be 18 to purchase a bb gun or accessories.

meow_mix450 · 03-21-04, 01:30 AM

lol no no no i dont even have a snake, and im getting it for the fun of it(sport), lol i would never do that lol. And yes i know, thats why my parents are getting it with me

Meow

Cruciform · 03-21-04, 02:00 AM

okie doke

just saw BBs mentioned in the food for thought forum and was covering bases

meow_mix450 · 03-21-04, 02:02 AM

lol oo i c, i posted in the general fourm tho lol

weird, its late at night, could be me lol

Meow

Shane Tesser · 03-21-04, 02:21 AM

Meow man....forget canadian tire etc....go to lebarons...its on hwy 5 in mississauga...and i believe north of cawthra/dixie area...huge store..they have a website...you'll find the best selection of bb guns anywhere there dude :P

meow_mix450 · 03-21-04, 02:26 AM

hey thanks a lot shane, lol do you happen to know the site lol???

im guessing no or you would have gave it to me, ill go check it out thanks

Meow

Stockwell · 03-21-04, 02:41 AM

It's on Dundas or 5 2 km east of Dixie on the south side across from the Brick.

Guns are bad news!! If you're interested in hand eye co ordination sport, Why not buy a dart board

Matt_K · 03-21-04, 02:57 AM

www.lebaron.ca

meow_mix450 · 03-21-04, 04:13 AM

would my parents have to get a License in order to obtain a air rifle, or a bb gun/pellet?

Quote:lebaron

Please Note:

Firearms & hazardous materials - ammunition, powder, etc... - cannot be shipped out of Canada.

To purchase a firearm:
You must supply a valid Firearm Acquisition Certificate (F.A.C.) number or a Possession and Acquisition License (P.A.L.) number, along with your birth date.

To purchase ammunition:
You must supply either a valid Firearm Acquisition Certificate (F.A.C.) number, or a Possession and Acquisition License (P.A.L.), or a Possession Ownership License (P.O.L).

I just wanted to make sure before me and my parents go, thats wut the site says. I plan on going to a "club"

wanna learn. My dad had a bb gun, but it broke, and i have been craving to learn. But safety is first.

Thanks
Meow

Bighead · 03-21-04, 04:37 AM

You don't need an FAC to buy air powered guns or ammo in Canada unless it's just the store's policy, i.e. Canadian Tire.

meow_mix450 · 03-21-04, 05:05 AM

oo o.k thats what i thought but just wnated to make sure thanks

Meow

Shane Tesser · 03-21-04, 11:01 AM

Meow, anything that is under 500 feet per second doesn't require an FAC. There are lots a guns that push that limit, the majority of them are around the 495 mark (best ones). After .177 caliber, a .22 is the next step and requires an FAC. To be honest, alot of the very good air rifles have nearly the same power anyways...so yes, be careful. I used to collect them, and still have quite a few...but when i was younger, living where i live you often have to remove pests...sorry, but its just a fact of country living, moral or not, you have no choice sometimes