Serbu Super Shorty Remington 870 .12ga* AOW

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I"m just wondering if you have had any luck importing something like this? or if its "doable" Thanks in advance

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From this thread:
https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/1794439-S-B-Shotguns-AOW’s



It is not the firearm that is the problem. ALL shotgun barrels under 18" are restricted through the US State Dept. and currently only exportable to LE and the Military. The barrel length is the regulated part of the weapon and we are currently working with State on this.

We will advise when we have further updates.


This currently effects all shotguns with barrels under 18.0 regardless of Caliber. IE the Mossberg Shockwave and the Remington Tac-14.
 
A reproduction ,foreign or domestic, of that rather basic forend design would be a start..... if they don't want to sell it in Canada that's their business.
 
Well maybe IRG can "pull a rabbit out of a hat" LOL, I'd like to build one, however given the cost on GB, it's not really worth it, if?? at some point it becomes "exportable". Kinda odd how an AR SBR is OK and this isn't , silly gun laws, LOL
 

Looks pretty basic doesn't it....
They seem to like selling complete guns and are not really into supplying parts. I spoke with them maybe 5 years ago and they said they had zero interest in exports and by the looks of the "sold out" that you linked to I bet Americans don't have easy access either.

Not sure if it's a patented design, but either way they don't want to sell it outside the US so it's moot.
I'm surprised that people that used to import Chinese short 870's clones into Canada never asked for a Chinese clone of the Serbu foreend...... specially since the Americans are not interested in foreign sales.
 
Does Serbu make their barrels from scratch?

If not; That's a "sawed-off shotgun" and totally banned in Canada.

Relax, don't sound the alarm yet? I don't believe that REM makes that barrel with the lug in that location, so I think that the barrel is "manufactured" hope that makes you feel better?

We certainly don't want to be importing prohib weapons into this country, that would be awful & think of the children :rolleyes:
 
I've always been under the impression that Serbu cuts off the ring and re-welds it to the new location.
That would be right after they cut the factory barrel to make it a shorty.

Of course; I would love to be proven wrong.

Sure, that makes sense, it's classified as an AOW in the US, so it's not a "re-worked" SBS, it's manufactured that way, hence the $5 dollar tax stamp, so I don't believe it qualifies as a "sawed off shotgun"

I suppose if you made it here in your basement? that it might fall under that category unless you had a license to manufacture firearms? YMMV
 
Ok, so are you saying that if a firearms manufacture cuts and existing barrel to make another firearm they are creating a prohib weapon?

So does Dlask manufacture his barrels from "scratch"? , so he smelts the metal and forms the barrel in a press in his shop and then machines the bore, chamber etc?
 
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