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Long guns: not that many, actually... 12GA 5.56X45 7.62X39 7.62X51 Handguns: .22LR .380 ACP 9mm Luger .45 ACP .45 Super 10mm

Not that many... I've kind of pared it down to the guns I really can't live without: Rifles: 7.62X51 (one) 7.62X39 (two) 5.56X45 (one) Shotgun: 12GA (one) Handguns: (one of each) 10MM 9MM .45ACP .45 Super .380ACP .22lr

OK, the more I have the RFB out, the more I like it. About 500 rounds through it so far, without one malfunction... the forward ejection seemed wierd at first, but I'm getting used to it :) Finally have it set up the way I want it, with optics/buis/vfg :evil: Pricey, and if I could own a FAL...

Vz58 is an excellent choice in 7.62X39. I love mine - good ergonomics, reliable, and reasonably accurate and lightweight :)

lol Yep, we're pretty practical! Here, a rifle does need to be a minimum of 26" overall length AND over 18.5"ish barrel length to be 'non-restricted' (which means it tan be fired in places other than ranges). And yes, even without stocks, all of mine meet both of thos requirements :) Our gun...

My understanding of our law is that if you cut the barrel to less than 18.5, you're a criminal... no ifs, ands, or buts. So nope, unfortunately not.

18.5"-ish, to be unrestricted here... we can have shorter barrels, but then they are subject to stricter transport requirements and can only be fired at gun ranges :banghead:

Mine :) (note the long barrels, required to make them 'non-restricted' here north of the border)

We don't have as many choices here north of the border - we can't have FALs, G3's or AK-based systems, for example, but M14s are cheap, so a lot of guys have those and love 'em. I just got my RFB, though, and would HIGHLY recommend it - I've been really happy with it so far, although sourcing...

Glock-29's always pretty fun... lots of BOOM from a pretty small package! (...though 10MM ammo's not exactly cheap)

Mag-fed (obviously!) Rem 870 clone by Norinco :) Everyone who's seen it in person seems to think it looks serously bad-ass. I need a different forend for it, though; I think the one that's on it is kinda goofy. More info: http://world.guns.ru/shotgun/sh38-e.htm

Perhaps even less sense... our lovely government prohibited a whole raft of guns 'by name' in the 90's, but many guns that came into the country later are perfectly legal. This means, for example, that we can't have AKs... but can have Vz58s. Also, we can't have AUGs - as they prohibited...

Yep, we can get 'em here in Canada, but the only reason we're willing to pay $3000+ is that we don't have many bullpup alternatives... AUGs are prohibited, the chinese type 97 has been banned, and the FS2000 here is about the same price as a Tavor... sigh...

Tavor and glock-20

Can't CC here, but my other half has a Glock-19 that she would carry if she could...

On the fence... While I most commonly use Glocks (a 20 or a 19), and have for years preferred the 'no manual safety' idea, I've been practicing with a Commander-length 1911 more and more recently. This, after seeing a relatively experienced IDPA shooter put a 9mm hole in his leg while...

TAVOR, baby! Got to try a Tavor a while ago, and man, was it SWEET! I'm saving up to buy one now (3 grand - OUCH!!) Norinco Type 97 is the only other one I've had a chance to try out - not too bad, but not even in remotely the same league... We don't really have any other options here...

I can't cc here, but I've had Lasermax guiderod lasers in two of my Glocks for years, and they've been great. That being said, you have to remember to turn 'em on, which you won't want to be fumbling with if you really NEED that red glowing dot...

Damn, I love that micro Galil... most of us can't own those up here in Canuckistan (or AKs either, for that matter :cuss: ) For my first post, here're a couple of my favorites... a Vz58L and a Cz858