DA556A2 5.56x45 NATO 20" Rifle and MAGPUL MOE KIT
- Thread starter skinner
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I see , well on there site candaammo.com it states that all the other firearms are restricted. This one doesn't say that it is on the site ,I had herd of a kit that you have to do some fitting to the bottom to fit the upper on and that it was non rest I thought this was the kit that I had herd talk of , Can someone direct me to this kit where the lower needs machining to take the upper as it was not made to fit an ar style.If its a Canadian site it should state non rest and rest if this is restricted I will cancel purchase...ffs this country's gov sucks we need to take er back..
heres the link..
https://www.canadaammo.com/product/detail/da556a2b-and-magpul-moe-kit/
heres the link..
https://www.canadaammo.com/product/detail/da556a2b-and-magpul-moe-kit/
This is probably what your thinking of....http://albertatacticalrifle.com/hik...d-trigger-group-lower-for-modified-da50-upper
I have been reading not familiar with this military stuff Been hunting and shooting since I was a kid got my firearms Lic when I was 15...I had no interest in these types of firearms as they never appealed to me.I had read of a lower kit that was not restricted and thought this was it..sorry for not having your surperior knowledge on this subject.. does anyone know of this kit I will look back threw the forums till I find it.Cheers sorry for my incompetence this is why I come on here to learn a lil info ...a simple answer is good ..
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- newfoundland canada
restricted ....
richmyster
CGN frequent flyer
Sorry man, but after the 1000th time of someone asking if AR's are non-restricted, it starts getting pretty annoying. The answers are all on the RCMP's website, and the answers are also taught/drilled into your head when you get your license.
As for the lower, it's made for Canada Ammos 50 cal upper. If I remember correctly you have to permanently modify the upper and attach it to the lower and weld it. If it does work, you'd have a single shot non-restricted AR that required feeding bullets into the chamber one by one. Essentially... It's not worth it.
Edit: also... It's not military stuff... It's simply a rifle that looks like military stuff.
never in my pal rpal classes has the instructor ever said the ar15 is restricted
he said all centerfire rifles semi autos of barrel length shorter than 18.5 inches are restricted
i had to go to a lgs pick up a 20 inch ar15 to realize to my surprise it was restricted, i asked the clerk why, he replied thats how it is.
I learned very quickly that classification is not just what the law states but what the exceptions to the law are.
well that would have been a long day if I had asked about all the firearms I could think of and their classification
why make a law and then have 567 exceptions and growing to that law? then the exceptions become the law, not the article no?
Bolivar
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Hardly hand holding to say "every semi-auto with barrel length less than 18.5 in is restricted, and in addition there are several rifles that are classified as restricted by name in the act".
Agreed that the CFSC is basic...to the extreme. The knowledge required to pass is minimal and barely scratches the surface of the legal knowledge required and practical safe handling of firearms. It would be a joke if it wasn't so serious.
That however, is off topic.
OP - as said before, all AR-10 and 15 rifles are classified as restricted in accordance with the Canadian Firearms Act. Sad but true.
