Leica puts a *configurable display* inside the Geovid Max

Leica lets Geovid Max owners choose what appears in the binocular display. Its Canadian introduction raises a useful design question, before any field-test verdict.

Tangent Theta, from Halifax to the *PRS top 200*

Tangent Theta placed third in a survey of elite PRS shooters. The Canadian story leads to a Halifax manufacturer, with a useful boundary between adoption and performance.

Carleton's October range day already has a *waitlist*

Carleton's firearms club advertised 43 places for its October 10 range day. The waitlist, mandatory bus and separate ammunition bill show what a first visit involves.

Canada counted *more* range facilities. Ontario counted fewer.

The RCMP's 2025 report records eleven more range facilities across Canada and fifteen fewer in Ontario. Its separate club counts help explain the limits of a national total.

Nine levels of *progress* at an Abbotsford .22 club

Abbotsford's .22 club reports its first completion of all nine SFC target-shooting levels. Supplied rifles, weekly sessions and a clear next goal make the programme worth a look.

*Turkey, teal* and dove loads in Kent's pressure recall

Kent lists 20 shotshell lots in a pressure recall. The product code and lot must match. A Canadian listing identifies one product code; affected Canadian lots remain unconfirmed.

At Millbrook, a Canadian *C25* for Europe's rifle market

Colt Canada's C25 showing in Britain puts Canadian rifle-making in the export conversation. The domestic order deserves a precise account, as does civilian policy.

A promise to scrap *SIAF*, days before Quebec votes

The PCQ promises to abolish SIAF and leave the buyback. We examine the existing law, Quebec’s collection agreement and the duties owners still have.

Air Canada excludes *prohibited firearms* from checked baggage

A prohibited-rifle moving question meets Air Canada baggage exclusions, postal limits and the need to confirm both lawful movement and carrier acceptance.

I already own *half* of Bergara's new rifle

Bergara's US$2,999 Premier Competition Elite pairs its action with MDT's ACC Elite. A C$3,750 Calgary listing for the old model helps frame the Canadian buying question while the Elite's local price remains unconfirmed.

“Assault-style”: Ottawa's label and the *missing crime count*

Ottawa says “assault-style” has no legal definition. The RCMP lacks a dedicated crime breakdown. What Q-1375 establishes, and why actual prohibitions still apply.

PLAYFIGHT's *deactivated guns*: the history owners need

Toronto police say some PLAYFIGHT guns had previously been deactivated. The earlier work remains unidentified. An owner perspective on current RCMP guidance and the history worth keeping.