7.62x25 semi auto rifle.

[bsrcuda]

Hi IRG.

This probably isn't the best timing for this, however can this be purchased on the US site for importation into Canada?

https://www.irunguns.com/rifles/semi-automatic-rifles/img-pps43-c-762x25mm-4-35rd-mags-22

If this has been asked before, sorry.

Thanks for any updates.

 

[responsible_gun_owner]

Prohib.

 

[bsrcuda]

Prohib.

Can you explain please?

 

[ostrof]

Prohib.

Why this gun is prohib if it is not full auto but semi only ?

 

[bross]

I bought from IRG, had the first one of these in Canada. Say "hd" cause I never saw it. Lab said too easy converted BS. Four years for them to decide BATF is wrong. Still no gun, still no $


No, not available in Kanadastan.

 

[Patriot762x51]

It's Canada that's like asking way AK's and AR's are not non-restricted.

 

[bsrcuda]

Too bad.

Thanks for the replies.

 

[.45automatic]

Also, they can't export mags over 32 round out of the U.S..

 

[GlockRocker]

Also, they can't export mags over 32 round out of the U.S..

I think that IRG takes care of pinning the mags.

 

[Kingjenky]

You are behind the times my friend.....no more mags over 32 allowed out of the USA pinned ,blocked,glued
Or screwed!

I think that IRG takes care of pinning the mags.

 

[bsrcuda]

Also, they can't export mags over 32 round out of the U.S..

Didn't even think about that.

 

[King0265]

Too bad. That thing is cool af

 

[Suther]

"Sporting a non-functioning stock that is permanently fixed in the closed position, this PPS43-C gives you the same classic look and feel as its predecessors."

No stock? That's lame.

 

[smellofspentcasings]

I just want a Ruger 10/22 style gun in 7.62x25.

 

[nagol]

A lot of us would like a rifle in x25.
But it’s still a small market segment for a surplus round that is drying up.

 

[machman]

A lot of us would like a rifle in x25.
But it’s still a small market segment for a surplus round that is drying up.

There is plenty of new manufactured non-corrosive 7.62x25 available.

 

[Suther]

I just want a Ruger 10/22 style gun in 7.62x25.

I don't care what it looks like per say. I want it to shoot 7.62x25, a semi would be preferred but a bolt gun would be cool too. A real stock is a necessity though, as I want to actually hit stuff with it - if I didn't care for a stock I'd just buy a Tokarev.

 

[Calahan]

"Sporting a non-functioning stock that is permanently fixed in the closed position, this PPS43-C gives you the same classic look and feel as its predecessors."

No stock? That's lame.

I'm guessing that's do to with quirky US laws about "SBR" (short barrelled rifles). As is, the gun is legal in the US, but if it has a fixed stock, folding stock, or even a shoulder thing that goes up, it becomes a short-barrelled rifle. Then it is kinda like our restricted class, and must be registered (which costs $200).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Short-barreled_rifle

 

[Deathrawt]

Yup same reason the US version of the gsgmp 40 has no stock on it
Too bad we can’t get those pps 43 or even the semi auto tommy guns
Gotta love our stupid laws lol

 

[Suther]

I'm guessing that's do to with quirky US laws about "SBR" (short barrelled rifles). As is, the gun is legal in the US, but if it has a fixed stock, folding stock, or even a shoulder thing that goes up, it becomes a short-barrelled rifle. Then it is kinda like our restricted class, and must be registered (which costs $200).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Short-barreled_rifle

Oh I understand why they're that way. It just makes me have no interest in it.