You're confusing hunting regulations with the law on mag capacity.
Going by SAAMI specs. you can easily load 7 rounds into a legal five round tube fed semi auto shotgun that has a 3" chamber.
'Common with the IPSC shotgun crowd.
7 in the mag, 1 on the lifter, 1 in the chamber.
Total starting...
In 2008 I bought a new Gsf1250 "Bandit" at the age of 42.
I hadn't been insured on a bike since 1993(?)
Premium was around $1500.
At renewal it went down about 40% and has hovered around there since. Currently on a FJR1300.
Scammers gonna scam.
Years ago... one of my school mates dad was an accomplished, uh i mean "convicted" fraudster.
We were in his basement one day and saw he had an actual cheque making machine Lol.
He could make "real" certified cheques, bank drafts as the bank...
Where there's a will there's a way
Oh man, what a let down... M'man made it all the way to the last leg on Canada's Ultimate Challenge only to choke...Lol.
He's sure to be getting some ribbing at work over the next while...
I already told told him to put in for Rue Paul's Drag Race..
Sure, but you might have to pay duty as they'll see it as no different than you buying it in Japan...
IIRC you can't even get to the duty free at YVR when catching a connecting flight.
Unless im misunderstanding your post...
You can only buy duty free leaving the country...
You can't land ay YVR, access the duty free and then continue on to Toronto.
True ! Lol.
It does save lot of money though... my last trip flying to Kelowna it would have been $100 extra each way for our luggage.
That gave Mrs. Gaoler an extra $200 to spend on Okanagan wine.
Oh... on a related note.
Air Canada and West Jet waive baggage fees for CAF members and vets.
Just check your bags at the counter...
Present appropriate ID and they'll tag your bag and away it goes.
*other airlines may have the same policy, but I've only ever flown AC and WJ...
In case if any members or vets aren't aware...
This could translate into significant savings if you're a regular commuter...
Those of us who only use the GO once in awhile can use the money we save to buy some street meat...
Camping "sounds" nice, but it's a lot of work after a long day in the saddle.
I'll do it for the novelty, but if the weather looks like it's going to be wet... F*** it I'm on my phone booking a room somewhere.
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