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- East of Home, West of the Rest
Won't happen. Just look at all the gun owners here. We aren't even unified on this website. Imagine the rest of us that aren't online.
It is always the motivated few that do the heavy lifting.
It seems Type 81 is coming
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Won't happen. Just look at all the gun owners here. We aren't even unified on this website. Imagine the rest of us that aren't online.
It is always the motivated few that do the heavy lifting.
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- East of Home, West of the Rest
Go read the section that speaks to what firearms are prohibited, which are restricted, and which are non restricted. Classifications are based on those definitions within the law. The RCMP then publish their opinion based on their examination, and how the findings of that examination speak to the classification parameters as set by law.
Law written by politicians.
Don't like what the lab is doing? Get the firearms act change by the politicians.
The 958 is non restricted. Just like TVPP video. Click on the link, and watch the video. I'm guessing you still haven't since I last suggested it to you.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/1208891-Cz958-Review-Accuracy-and-Status
"Firearms are classified under the Criminal Code and its supporting regulations. As such the RCMP does not have the authority to classify firearms. However, in order to fulfill its statutory role of registering firearms, the RCMP must form an opinion as to the classification of a firearm if the classification is not explicitly set out in the Criminal Code and its supporting regulations. This expert technical opinion is captured in the FRT."
-RCMP Briefing Note to Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney
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- East of Home, West of the Rest
Sounds like what I wrote is 100% right then. If you don't like how the law is interpreted, change the law.
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- East of Home, West of the Rest
See above.
Wrong.
There is legal recourse against public institutions which (either purposely or by pure incompetence) delay doing their work and thus keep citizens in limbo, when said delay is deemed "unreasonable". There is a LEGAL OBLIGATION for public institutions and organizations to deliver the services and/or decisions they are tasked with delivering, with absolute objectivity and in a timely manner.
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_administrative_law
In essence, they cannot stall doing their jobs forever or take partisan decisions (or tactics). Therefore, the RCMP gun lab will have to make a well motivated decision on these firearms' status soon or will likely end up in front of an Administrative Tribunal... if importers decide they've had enough of being dicked around, that is.
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A) They have no choice but to "give a rat's ass". It's the law and they are required to abide by it.
B) Nothing, if the dealers can read the law and make a founded complaint. Or they can lawyer up. Their choice.
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- Winnipeg, MB
lets keep talking about this rifle. makes me feel all warm and tingly.
next best thing to actually owning one....
wonder how available or how much the mags will be.
next best thing to actually owning one....
wonder how available or how much the mags will be.
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- Winnipeg, MB
apparently the bolt hold open doesn't work with ak mags. you need the type 81 mags
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- Southern ontario
I'll get some Romanian 75 drums
where did you find Chinese ak mags?
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- Winnipeg, MB
i heard that they did but bolt hold open doesn't work?
read that on a review somewhere
read that on a review somewhere
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- Southern ontario
There's tons of conflicting info on them well only know for sure when/if they come.
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- Winnipeg, MB
let's hope it's a when. before the election would be nice.
