Something different. A Canadian M72 Law made in Canada by CCM in 1968

maple_leaf_eh said:
Newton! Says it all. I have a colleague who lives in that corner of paradise. We always joke about the 'last' gunbattle on her street or whether the cops raided someone in the neighbourhood. Other than the cretins, she says it is affordable and her commute is reasonable.
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in the 90's , Newton was the wild west and took over that title from Whalley, that held it from the 70's LOL
As a early 20's sumthin kid trying to navigate life we would get pulled over constantly driving thru those areas of the lowermainland.
I finally got out of the delta/surrey rat race in 94 and moved to chillwack and left that nonsense behind.
Back when i bought and owned that M72 , you didn't even need to own a license but Allan did have a big sign that declared no sales of paintball , air guns or knives/hatchets to minors. I was probably 18 when i bought that thing, had it for a few years before it got stolen from my trunk. Didn't realize it was gone till I got home to unpack my paintball guns and gear which were all still in the trunk. He stole it because he didn't even mention it. Just asked why I had all the gear in the trunk and told him i was coming from the tsawassen paintball field to drop off a friend. My mistake for having nothing to hide and popping the trunk for him to have a look. Crazy that something a person could buy and own with any kind of license in 89/90 is now a prohibitted weapon in 2025..... ridiculous.
Considering I made my own "rocket launcher" a short time later out of PVC and pipe made out of tig welded bean cans..... used to launch model rockets out of it on halloween LOL then modified it into a paintball grenade launcher that was used on several licensed paintball fields. Should have patented that sucker as they were availlable as a retail product a few years later, just looked more professional LOL
 
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Bartok5 said:
The Army deactivation standard for fired M72 Launchers was a 1/2" hole drilled through both sides of the aluminum portion of the Firing Tube. If it was good enough for the Army...... then it stands to reason that it ought to be good enough for the Feds. Of course it would probably require a very expensive lawsuit to prove your point in a court of law, so there's that to consider....
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No need for a lawsuit. Go to has deemed these prohibited. They were part of the business buyback. $1100 a tube.
 
Claven2 said:
So is it established fact that it’s now prohibited to own a fired or deactivated M72?
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It seems it is if you go to the RCMP web page that says so, they do not care if it is fired or not - https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/sor-98-462/fulltext.html


  • 95Any firearm with a bore diameter of 20 mm or greater — other than one designed exclusively for the purpose of neutralizing explosive devices — including the
    • (a) Aerotek NTW;
    • (b) Airtronic M203;
    • (c) Alpimex APK 20;
    • (d) Amtec Less-Lethal Systems (ALS) 40MM Launcher;
    • (e) Anzio Ironworks Anzio 20;
    • (f) Argentine Mortar FMK2 81MM;
    • (g) Argentine Mortar FMK2 120MM;
    • (h) Argentine Mortar FMK1 60MM;
    • (i) Argentine Mortar FMK2 60MM;
    • (j) Argentine Mortar FMK3 60MM;
    • (k) Armsan BA 40;
    • (l) Armscor Stopper;
    • (m) Arsenal UGGL-M1;
    • (n) Arsenal UBGL;
    • (o) Arsenal MSGL;
    • (p) Astra Arms SL203;
    • (q) Astra Arms GL203;
    • (r) Austrian Mortar C6 60MM;
    • (s) Austrian Mortar M6 60MM;
    • (t) Austrian Mortar M8 81MM;
    • (u) Austrian Mortar M12 120MM;
    • (v) Bates & Dittus UBL-37;
    • (w) Bates & Dittus ExD-37;
    • (x) Bates & Dittus TBL-37;
    • (y) Bates & Dittus SML-37 Pistol;
    • (z) Beretta GLX160;
    • (z.001) British Mortar ML-3 Inch;
    • (z.002) British Mortar ML-4.2 Inch;
    • (z.003) Brugger & Thomet GL06;
    • (z.004) Bulgarian Mortar M60 60MM;
    • (z.005) Bulgarian Mortar M81 81MM;
    • (z.006) Bulgarian Mortar M82 82MM;
    • (z.007) Chilean Mortar Commando;
    • (z.008) Chilean Mortar M57 81MM;
    • (z.009) China Lake EX-41;
    • (z.01) Chinese Mortar Type 53;
    • (z.011) Cobray 37MM Launcher;
    • (z.012) Colt Eagle;
    • (z.013) Colt M203;
    • (z.014) Colt M79;
    • (z.015) Corner Blast PGL A1;
    • (z.016) CQ Type CQ 40MM;
    • (z.017) Croatian Service RT-20;
    • (z.018) CZ CZ805 G1;
    • (z.019) Czech Weapons SAG 30;
    • (z.02) Czech Weapons CZW 40;
    • (z.021) Czechoslovakian Mortar VZ52;
    • (z.022) Daewoo K201;
    • (z.023) Defense Technology L8;
    • (z.024) Defense Technology 40MM Launcher;
    • (z.025) Defense Technology 37MM Gas Gun;
    • (z.026) Defense Technology 37MM Gas Gun Pistol;
    • (z.027) Defense Technology 1375 Multi-Launcher;
    • (z.028) Degtyarev ASVK;
    • (z.029) Denel NTW 20HS;
    • (z.03) Denel PAW-20;
    • (z.031) Denel NTW;
    • (z.032) Dezamet GSBO-40;
    • (z.033) Dezamet GPBO-40;
    • (z.034) Diemaco M203A1;
    • (z.035) Diemaco Eagle;
    • (z.036) DPMS A-15 37MM Launcher;
    • (z.037) DSA 40MM Launcher;
    • (z.038) DSA Incorporated M203;
    • (z.039) Elite Machining ELM-40;
    • (z.04) ERE Systems M203 ERE Elite Launcher;
    • (z.041) Et Cetera 37MM Launcher;
    • (z.042) Exotic Firearms Nemesis-SL;
    • (z.043) Federal Laboratories 201Z;
    • (z.044) Federal Laboratories 203A;
    • (z.045) Federal Laboratories Federal Gas Riot Gun;
    • (z.046) Floro International 40MM Launcher;
    • (z.047) Floro International M400;
    • (z.048) Floro International M203;
    • (z.049) FN EGLM;
    • (z.05) FN MARK 13 Model 0;
    • (z.051) FN FN40GL;
    • (z.052) German Anti-Tank Rifle GrB39;
    • (z.053) German Anti-Tank Rifle M41;
    • (z.054) German Anti-Tank Rifle PzB38;
    • (z.055) German Anti-Tank Rifle PzB39;
    • (z.056) German Anti-Tank Rifle PzB41;
    • (z.057) German Mortar 1934 Granatwerfer;
    • (z.058) German Mortar Kurzer Granatewerfer 42;
    • (z.059) Greek Mortar C6 60MM;
    • (z.06) Greek Mortar E44 81MM;
    • (z.061) Greek Mortar E56 120MM;
    • (z.062) Heckler & Koch HKMZP1;
    • (z.063) Heckler & Koch HK69A1 Granatpistole;
    • (z.064) Heckler & Koch HKAG-G36;
    • (z.065) Heckler & Koch HKAG-C;
    • (z.066) Heckler & Koch HKXM320;
    • (z.067) Heckler & Koch HKAG-HK416;
    • (z.068) Heckler & Koch HKAG 36;
    • (z.069) Heckler & Koch HKGLM;
    • (z.07) Heckler & Koch HKAG-M16A4;
    • (z.071) Heckler & Koch HKAG-M4;
    • (z.072) Heckler & Koch HKM320;
    • (z.073) Heckler & Koch HKM320 A1;
    • (z.074) Heckler & Koch HK168E1;
    • (z.075) Heckler & Koch HK79;
    • (z.076) Heckler & Koch HK269;
    • (z.077) Heckler & Koch HK169;
    • (z.078) Helenius RK20;
    • (z.079) Helenius RK99 MARK 2;
    • (z.08) Hotchkiss 1934 Canon SAH;
    • (z.081) IOF Ugra;
    • (z.082) IOF UBGL;
    • (z.083) IOF Vidhwansak;
    • (z.084) Israeli Mortar C03;
    • (z.085) Italian Mortar Otobreda 81MM;
    • (z.086) IWI UBGL;
    • (z.087) Japanese Anti-Tank Rifle Type 97;
    • (z.088) Knights Armament Company M203;
    • (z.089) Lahti 39;
    • (z.09) Lake Erie Chemical Company Tru-Flite;
    • (z.091) Lamperd L40SL;
    • (z.092) LEI M203-PR;
    • (z.093) LMT M203;
    • (z.094) LMT M2032003 FMT;
    • (z.095) LMT 37MM Launcher;
    • (z.096) LMT 40MM Launcher;
    • (z.097) Luvo M203;
    • (z.098) Maadi UBGL;
    • (z.099) Manville Manville Gas Gun;
    • (z.1) Metallic Limited RBG-1;
    • (z.101) Metallic Limited RBG-6;
    • (z.102) Milkor Stopper;
    • (z.103) Milkor MGL MARK 1;
    • (z.104) Milkor M79;
    • (z.105) Milkor MRGL;
    • (z.106) Milkor USA MGL-140 M32;
    • (z.107) Milkor USA MGL-140;
    • (z.108) Milkor USA MGL-105;
    • (z.109) Milkor USA MGL-AV140;
    • (z.11) Missile Launcher 9K111 Fagot;
    • (z.111) Missile Launcher 9K310 Igla-1;
    • (z.112) Missile Launcher 9K32 Strela-2;
    • (z.113) Missile Launcher 9K34 Strela-3;
    • (z.114) Missile Launcher 9K38 Igla;
    • (z.115) Missile Launcher BGM-71 TOW;
    • (z.116) Missile Launcher Eryx;
    • (z.117) Missile Launcher FGM-148 Javelin;
    • (z.118) Missile Launcher FIM-43 Redeye;
    • (z.119) Missile Launcher FIM-92 Stinger;
    • (z.12) Missile Launcher HN-5;
    • (z.121) Missile Launcher Ingwe;
    • (z.122) Missile Launcher M47 Dragon;
    • (z.123) Missile Launcher MILAN;
    • (z.124) Missile Launcher Saegheh;
    • (z.125) Missile Launcher Starstreak;
    • (z.126) Missile Launcher Toophan;
    • (z.127) Missile Launcher Type 79;
    • (z.128) MKE T40;
    • (z.129) MKE Grenade Launcher;
    • (z.13) Oerlikon SSG 32;
    • (z.131) Oerlikon SSG 36;
    • (z.132) Ordnance Group TAC79;
    • (z.133) Ordnance Group TAC-D;
    • (z.134) Penn Arms L140;
    • (z.135) Penn Arms H140;
    • (z.136) Penn Arms P540;
    • (z.137) Penn Arms L640;
    • (z.138) Penn Arms P837;
    • (z.139) Penn Arms L837;
    • (z.14) Penn Arms L137;
    • (z.141) Penn Arms AML1-37;
    • (z.142) Penn Arms HL;
    • (z.143) Penn Arms HG;
    • (z.144) Penn Arms L8;
    • (z.145) Penn Arms L6;
    • (z.146) Penn Arms L1;
    • (z.147) Penn Arms GL1;
    • (z.148) Penn Arms PGL65;
    • (z.149) Penn Arms GL6;
    • (z.15) Penn Arms GL65;
    • (z.151) Penn Arms PL8;
    • (z.152) Penn Arms TL1;
    • (z.153) Penn Arms TL8;
    • (z.154) Penn Arms TGL1;
    • (z.155) Penn Arms TGL6;
    • (z.156) Pindad SPG-1;
    • (z.157) PMP NTW;
    • (z.158) Polish Grenade Launcher Wz74;
    • (z.159) Polish Grenade Launcher Wz83;
    • (z.16) Portuguese Mortar M965;
    • (z.161) Portuguese Mortar M937;
    • (z.162) Recoilless Rifle AT4;
    • (z.163) Recoilless Rifle B-10;
    • (z.164) Recoilless Rifle FMK1 105MM;
    • (z.165) Recoilless Rifle Folgore;
    • (z.166) Recoilless Rifle M136 AT4;
    • (z.167) Recoilless Rifle M18A1;
    • (z.168) Recoilless Rifle M40A1;
    • (z.169) Recoilless Rifle M60;
    • (z.17) Recoilless Rifle M60A;
    • (z.171) Recoilless Rifle M65;
    • (z.172) Recoilless Rifle Pansarskott M68 Miniman;
    • (z.173) Recoilless Rifle RGW 60;
    • (z.174) Recoilless Rifle RGW 90;
    • (z.175) Recoilless Rifle SPG-9;
    • (z.176) Recoilless Rifle Type 36 M18A1 Recoilless Rifle Copy;
    • (z.177) Recoilless Rifle Type 65;
    • (z.178) Recoilless Rifle Type 78;
    • (z.179) Rippel Effect XRGL40;
    • (z.18) Rippel Effect LL40;
    • (z.181) RM Equipment M203PI;
    • (z.182) Rocket Launcher P27;
    • (z.183) Rocket Launcher RPG-27 Tavolga;
    • (z.184) Rocket Launcher ALAC;
    • (z.185) Rocket Launcher MARA;
    • (z.186) Rocket Launcher Shipon;
    • (z.187) Rocket Launcher RPG-22 Netto;
    • (z.188) Rocket Launcher MARK 153 SMAW;
    • (z.189) Rocket Launcher B-300;
    • (z.19) Rocket Launcher RPG-26 Aglen;
    • (z.191) Rocket Launcher RPG-76;
    • (z.192) Rocket Launcher RPG-7;
    • (z.193) Rocket Launcher M1;
    • (z.194) Rocket Launcher M1A1;
    • (z.195) Rocket Launcher M9;
    • (z.196) Rocket Launcher RPG-75;
    • (z.197) Rocket Launcher LRAC89-F1;
    • (z.198) Rocket Launcher RPG-16 Udar;
    • (z.199) Rocket Launcher RPG-7B;
    • (z.2) Rocket Launcher RL100 Blindicide;
    • (z.201) Rocket Launcher M141 SMAW-D;
    • (z.202) Rocket Launcher MARK 777 RPG;
    • (z.203) Rocket Launcher ATGL RPG;
    • (z.204) Rocket Launcher Type 69 RPG;
    • (z.205) Rocket Launcher Type 56 RPG;
    • (z.206) Rocket Launcher RPG-2;
    • (z.207) Rocket Launcher Cobra RPG;
    • (z.208) Rocket Launcher Panzerfaust 3;
    • (z.209) Rocket Launcher APILAS;
    • (z.21) Rocket Launcher Wasp;
    • (z.211) Rocket Launcher Bunkerfaust;
    • (z.212) Rocket Launcher Type 2004 RPG;
    • (z.213) Rocket Launcher PF98;
    • (z.214) Rocket Launcher RPG-28 Klyukva;
    • (z.215) Rocket Launcher RPG-29 Vampir;
    • (z.216) Rocket Launcher FT5;
    • (z.217) Rocket Launcher C90;
    • (z.218) Rocket Launcher M20B1;
    • (z.219) Rocket Launcher M72;
    • (z.22) Romarm AG-40;
    • (z.221) Russian Artillery M1942 Anti-Tank Gun;
    • (z.222) Russian Mortar M1937;
    • (z.223) Russian Service DP-64;
    • (z.224) Sabre Defence Industries XR40;
    • (z.225) Sabre Defence Industries XR37;
    • (z.226) Sage ML40 MARK 1;
    • (z.227) Sage Ace 37MM Launcher;
    • (z.228) Sage Ace 40MM Launcher;
    • (z.229) Sage Deuce 37MM Launcher;
    • (z.23) Sage Deuce 40MM Launcher;
    • (z.231) Schermuly 38MM Multi-Purpose Gun;
    • (z.232) Singapore Technologies Kinetics 40GL;
    • (z.233) Smith & Wesson 210/276;
    • (z.234) Smith & Wesson 276;
    • (z.235) Solothurn S18-100;
    • (z.236) Solothurn S18-1000;
    • (z.237) Spike’s Tactical 37MM Launcher STZ Havoc;
    • (z.238) Swiss Anti Tank Rifle Tankbusche 41;
    • (z.239) Swiss Arms GL5040;
    • (z.24) Swiss Arms GL5140;
    • (z.241) Swiss Arms GLG40;
    • (z.242) Taiwanese Grenade Launcher T85;
    • (z.243) Tarnow RGP-40;
    • (z.244) Tarnow GP40;
    • (z.245) Tarnow GS40;
    • (z.246) Truvelo SR20;
    • (z.247) Truvelo HSR 20;
    • (z.248) Truvelo CMS 20;
    • (z.249) US Mortar M2;
    • (z.25) US Mortar M1;
    • (z.251) US Mortar XM224E3;
    • (z.252) US Ordnance M6 37MM Gun;
    • (z.253) US Recoilless M18; and
    • (z.254) US Recoilless M20.
 
wrangler4867 said:
If the civilian buyback is similar to the business one, you will get a hell of a return on your $50. purchase.
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How many business dealers have been paid money so far?

The way things are looking is that very likely nobody is going to get any money from JT's OIC's.

You will just be a un-convicted criminal if you own one until they find one in your possession, and convicted PDQ especially if not secured to the standard as they insist all prohibs must be.

So, I would not likely be posting on the web that you own one, bought one recently or try to sell it until this huge OIC mess is fixed, if it ever is.
 
I'm not a fan of the buyback, but I can tell you, many have been paid.

I'm guessing the ones that procrastinated are the ones still waiting. The gov. probably ran out of money, so they have to wait for the next influx of cash.

First comment I know is fact, second is speculation, before the off the rail comments begin.
 
wrangler4867 said:
I'm not a fan of the buyback, but I can tell you, many have been paid.

I'm guessing the ones that procrastinated are the ones still waiting. The gov. probably ran out of money, so they have to wait for the next influx of cash.

First comment I know is fact, second is speculation, before the off the rail comments begin.
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All I hear both here, the Parliamentary Budget Officer, NFA, Canadian Taxpayers Association, Fraser Institute, some federal conservative MP's, and among some dealers is that none have been paid so far.

The government (RCMP) website claim they have only collected about 12,000 dealers now prohib guns and parts but from all reports still has not paid them any money.

A large portion of the $67.2 million spent so far has gone to the program's administration, according to the Fraser Institute without any money actually going to businesses who have already handed over guns.

Did you see this recent thread here?

https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/for...l-deadline-are-not-receiving-payment.2528354/
 
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mkrnel said:
It seems it is if you go to the RCMP web page that says so, they do not care if it is fired or not - https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/sor-98-462/fulltext.html


  • 95Any firearm with a bore diameter of 20 mm or greater — other than one designed exclusively for the purpose of neutralizing explosive devices — including the
    • (a) Aerotek NTW;
    • (b) Airtronic M203;
    • (c) Alpimex APK 20;
    • (d) Amtec Less-Lethal Systems (ALS) 40MM Launcher;
    • (e) Anzio Ironworks Anzio 20;
    • (f) Argentine Mortar FMK2 81MM;
    • (g) Argentine Mortar FMK2 120MM;
    • (h) Argentine Mortar FMK1 60MM;
    • (i) Argentine Mortar FMK2 60MM;
    • (j) Argentine Mortar FMK3 60MM;
    • (k) Armsan BA 40;
    • (l) Armscor Stopper;
    • (m) Arsenal UGGL-M1;
    • (n) Arsenal UBGL;
    • (o) Arsenal MSGL;
    • (p) Astra Arms SL203;
    • (q) Astra Arms GL203;
    • (r) Austrian Mortar C6 60MM;
    • (s) Austrian Mortar M6 60MM;
    • (t) Austrian Mortar M8 81MM;
    • (u) Austrian Mortar M12 120MM;
    • (v) Bates & Dittus UBL-37;
    • (w) Bates & Dittus ExD-37;
    • (x) Bates & Dittus TBL-37;
    • (y) Bates & Dittus SML-37 Pistol;
    • (z) Beretta GLX160;
    • (z.001) British Mortar ML-3 Inch;
    • (z.002) British Mortar ML-4.2 Inch;
    • (z.003) Brugger & Thomet GL06;
    • (z.004) Bulgarian Mortar M60 60MM;
    • (z.005) Bulgarian Mortar M81 81MM;
    • (z.006) Bulgarian Mortar M82 82MM;
    • (z.007) Chilean Mortar Commando;
    • (z.008) Chilean Mortar M57 81MM;
    • (z.009) China Lake EX-41;
    • (z.01) Chinese Mortar Type 53;
    • (z.011) Cobray 37MM Launcher;
    • (z.012) Colt Eagle;
    • (z.013) Colt M203;
    • (z.014) Colt M79;
    • (z.015) Corner Blast PGL A1;
    • (z.016) CQ Type CQ 40MM;
    • (z.017) Croatian Service RT-20;
    • (z.018) CZ CZ805 G1;
    • (z.019) Czech Weapons SAG 30;
    • (z.02) Czech Weapons CZW 40;
    • (z.021) Czechoslovakian Mortar VZ52;
    • (z.022) Daewoo K201;
    • (z.023) Defense Technology L8;
    • (z.024) Defense Technology 40MM Launcher;
    • (z.025) Defense Technology 37MM Gas Gun;
    • (z.026) Defense Technology 37MM Gas Gun Pistol;
    • (z.027) Defense Technology 1375 Multi-Launcher;
    • (z.028) Degtyarev ASVK;
    • (z.029) Denel NTW 20HS;
    • (z.03) Denel PAW-20;
    • (z.031) Denel NTW;
    • (z.032) Dezamet GSBO-40;
    • (z.033) Dezamet GPBO-40;
    • (z.034) Diemaco M203A1;
    • (z.035) Diemaco Eagle;
    • (z.036) DPMS A-15 37MM Launcher;
    • (z.037) DSA 40MM Launcher;
    • (z.038) DSA Incorporated M203;
    • (z.039) Elite Machining ELM-40;
    • (z.04) ERE Systems M203 ERE Elite Launcher;
    • (z.041) Et Cetera 37MM Launcher;
    • (z.042) Exotic Firearms Nemesis-SL;
    • (z.043) Federal Laboratories 201Z;
    • (z.044) Federal Laboratories 203A;
    • (z.045) Federal Laboratories Federal Gas Riot Gun;
    • (z.046) Floro International 40MM Launcher;
    • (z.047) Floro International M400;
    • (z.048) Floro International M203;
    • (z.049) FN EGLM;
    • (z.05) FN MARK 13 Model 0;
    • (z.051) FN FN40GL;
    • (z.052) German Anti-Tank Rifle GrB39;
    • (z.053) German Anti-Tank Rifle M41;
    • (z.054) German Anti-Tank Rifle PzB38;
    • (z.055) German Anti-Tank Rifle PzB39;
    • (z.056) German Anti-Tank Rifle PzB41;
    • (z.057) German Mortar 1934 Granatwerfer;
    • (z.058) German Mortar Kurzer Granatewerfer 42;
    • (z.059) Greek Mortar C6 60MM;
    • (z.06) Greek Mortar E44 81MM;
    • (z.061) Greek Mortar E56 120MM;
    • (z.062) Heckler & Koch HKMZP1;
    • (z.063) Heckler & Koch HK69A1 Granatpistole;
    • (z.064) Heckler & Koch HKAG-G36;
    • (z.065) Heckler & Koch HKAG-C;
    • (z.066) Heckler & Koch HKXM320;
    • (z.067) Heckler & Koch HKAG-HK416;
    • (z.068) Heckler & Koch HKAG 36;
    • (z.069) Heckler & Koch HKGLM;
    • (z.07) Heckler & Koch HKAG-M16A4;
    • (z.071) Heckler & Koch HKAG-M4;
    • (z.072) Heckler & Koch HKM320;
    • (z.073) Heckler & Koch HKM320 A1;
    • (z.074) Heckler & Koch HK168E1;
    • (z.075) Heckler & Koch HK79;
    • (z.076) Heckler & Koch HK269;
    • (z.077) Heckler & Koch HK169;
    • (z.078) Helenius RK20;
    • (z.079) Helenius RK99 MARK 2;
    • (z.08) Hotchkiss 1934 Canon SAH;
    • (z.081) IOF Ugra;
    • (z.082) IOF UBGL;
    • (z.083) IOF Vidhwansak;
    • (z.084) Israeli Mortar C03;
    • (z.085) Italian Mortar Otobreda 81MM;
    • (z.086) IWI UBGL;
    • (z.087) Japanese Anti-Tank Rifle Type 97;
    • (z.088) Knights Armament Company M203;
    • (z.089) Lahti 39;
    • (z.09) Lake Erie Chemical Company Tru-Flite;
    • (z.091) Lamperd L40SL;
    • (z.092) LEI M203-PR;
    • (z.093) LMT M203;
    • (z.094) LMT M2032003 FMT;
    • (z.095) LMT 37MM Launcher;
    • (z.096) LMT 40MM Launcher;
    • (z.097) Luvo M203;
    • (z.098) Maadi UBGL;
    • (z.099) Manville Manville Gas Gun;
    • (z.1) Metallic Limited RBG-1;
    • (z.101) Metallic Limited RBG-6;
    • (z.102) Milkor Stopper;
    • (z.103) Milkor MGL MARK 1;
    • (z.104) Milkor M79;
    • (z.105) Milkor MRGL;
    • (z.106) Milkor USA MGL-140 M32;
    • (z.107) Milkor USA MGL-140;
    • (z.108) Milkor USA MGL-105;
    • (z.109) Milkor USA MGL-AV140;
    • (z.11) Missile Launcher 9K111 Fagot;
    • (z.111) Missile Launcher 9K310 Igla-1;
    • (z.112) Missile Launcher 9K32 Strela-2;
    • (z.113) Missile Launcher 9K34 Strela-3;
    • (z.114) Missile Launcher 9K38 Igla;
    • (z.115) Missile Launcher BGM-71 TOW;
    • (z.116) Missile Launcher Eryx;
    • (z.117) Missile Launcher FGM-148 Javelin;
    • (z.118) Missile Launcher FIM-43 Redeye;
    • (z.119) Missile Launcher FIM-92 Stinger;
    • (z.12) Missile Launcher HN-5;
    • (z.121) Missile Launcher Ingwe;
    • (z.122) Missile Launcher M47 Dragon;
    • (z.123) Missile Launcher MILAN;
    • (z.124) Missile Launcher Saegheh;
    • (z.125) Missile Launcher Starstreak;
    • (z.126) Missile Launcher Toophan;
    • (z.127) Missile Launcher Type 79;
    • (z.128) MKE T40;
    • (z.129) MKE Grenade Launcher;
    • (z.13) Oerlikon SSG 32;
    • (z.131) Oerlikon SSG 36;
    • (z.132) Ordnance Group TAC79;
    • (z.133) Ordnance Group TAC-D;
    • (z.134) Penn Arms L140;
    • (z.135) Penn Arms H140;
    • (z.136) Penn Arms P540;
    • (z.137) Penn Arms L640;
    • (z.138) Penn Arms P837;
    • (z.139) Penn Arms L837;
    • (z.14) Penn Arms L137;
    • (z.141) Penn Arms AML1-37;
    • (z.142) Penn Arms HL;
    • (z.143) Penn Arms HG;
    • (z.144) Penn Arms L8;
    • (z.145) Penn Arms L6;
    • (z.146) Penn Arms L1;
    • (z.147) Penn Arms GL1;
    • (z.148) Penn Arms PGL65;
    • (z.149) Penn Arms GL6;
    • (z.15) Penn Arms GL65;
    • (z.151) Penn Arms PL8;
    • (z.152) Penn Arms TL1;
    • (z.153) Penn Arms TL8;
    • (z.154) Penn Arms TGL1;
    • (z.155) Penn Arms TGL6;
    • (z.156) Pindad SPG-1;
    • (z.157) PMP NTW;
    • (z.158) Polish Grenade Launcher Wz74;
    • (z.159) Polish Grenade Launcher Wz83;
    • (z.16) Portuguese Mortar M965;
    • (z.161) Portuguese Mortar M937;
    • (z.162) Recoilless Rifle AT4;
    • (z.163) Recoilless Rifle B-10;
    • (z.164) Recoilless Rifle FMK1 105MM;
    • (z.165) Recoilless Rifle Folgore;
    • (z.166) Recoilless Rifle M136 AT4;
    • (z.167) Recoilless Rifle M18A1;
    • (z.168) Recoilless Rifle M40A1;
    • (z.169) Recoilless Rifle M60;
    • (z.17) Recoilless Rifle M60A;
    • (z.171) Recoilless Rifle M65;
    • (z.172) Recoilless Rifle Pansarskott M68 Miniman;
    • (z.173) Recoilless Rifle RGW 60;
    • (z.174) Recoilless Rifle RGW 90;
    • (z.175) Recoilless Rifle SPG-9;
    • (z.176) Recoilless Rifle Type 36 M18A1 Recoilless Rifle Copy;
    • (z.177) Recoilless Rifle Type 65;
    • (z.178) Recoilless Rifle Type 78;
    • (z.179) Rippel Effect XRGL40;
    • (z.18) Rippel Effect LL40;
    • (z.181) RM Equipment M203PI;
    • (z.182) Rocket Launcher P27;
    • (z.183) Rocket Launcher RPG-27 Tavolga;
    • (z.184) Rocket Launcher ALAC;
    • (z.185) Rocket Launcher MARA;
    • (z.186) Rocket Launcher Shipon;
    • (z.187) Rocket Launcher RPG-22 Netto;
    • (z.188) Rocket Launcher MARK 153 SMAW;
    • (z.189) Rocket Launcher B-300;
    • (z.19) Rocket Launcher RPG-26 Aglen;
    • (z.191) Rocket Launcher RPG-76;
    • (z.192) Rocket Launcher RPG-7;
    • (z.193) Rocket Launcher M1;
    • (z.194) Rocket Launcher M1A1;
    • (z.195) Rocket Launcher M9;
    • (z.196) Rocket Launcher RPG-75;
    • (z.197) Rocket Launcher LRAC89-F1;
    • (z.198) Rocket Launcher RPG-16 Udar;
    • (z.199) Rocket Launcher RPG-7B;
    • (z.2) Rocket Launcher RL100 Blindicide;
    • (z.201) Rocket Launcher M141 SMAW-D;
    • (z.202) Rocket Launcher MARK 777 RPG;
    • (z.203) Rocket Launcher ATGL RPG;
    • (z.204) Rocket Launcher Type 69 RPG;
    • (z.205) Rocket Launcher Type 56 RPG;
    • (z.206) Rocket Launcher RPG-2;
    • (z.207) Rocket Launcher Cobra RPG;
    • (z.208) Rocket Launcher Panzerfaust 3;
    • (z.209) Rocket Launcher APILAS;
    • (z.21) Rocket Launcher Wasp;
    • (z.211) Rocket Launcher Bunkerfaust;
    • (z.212) Rocket Launcher Type 2004 RPG;
    • (z.213) Rocket Launcher PF98;
    • (z.214) Rocket Launcher RPG-28 Klyukva;
    • (z.215) Rocket Launcher RPG-29 Vampir;
    • (z.216) Rocket Launcher FT5;
    • (z.217) Rocket Launcher C90;
    • (z.218) Rocket Launcher M20B1;
    • (z.219) Rocket Launcher M72;
    • (z.22) Romarm AG-40;
    • (z.221) Russian Artillery M1942 Anti-Tank Gun;
    • (z.222) Russian Mortar M1937;
    • (z.223) Russian Service DP-64;
    • (z.224) Sabre Defence Industries XR40;
    • (z.225) Sabre Defence Industries XR37;
    • (z.226) Sage ML40 MARK 1;
    • (z.227) Sage Ace 37MM Launcher;
    • (z.228) Sage Ace 40MM Launcher;
    • (z.229) Sage Deuce 37MM Launcher;
    • (z.23) Sage Deuce 40MM Launcher;
    • (z.231) Schermuly 38MM Multi-Purpose Gun;
    • (z.232) Singapore Technologies Kinetics 40GL;
    • (z.233) Smith & Wesson 210/276;
    • (z.234) Smith & Wesson 276;
    • (z.235) Solothurn S18-100;
    • (z.236) Solothurn S18-1000;
    • (z.237) Spike’s Tactical 37MM Launcher STZ Havoc;
    • (z.238) Swiss Anti Tank Rifle Tankbusche 41;
    • (z.239) Swiss Arms GL5040;
    • (z.24) Swiss Arms GL5140;
    • (z.241) Swiss Arms GLG40;
    • (z.242) Taiwanese Grenade Launcher T85;
    • (z.243) Tarnow RGP-40;
    • (z.244) Tarnow GP40;
    • (z.245) Tarnow GS40;
    • (z.246) Truvelo SR20;
    • (z.247) Truvelo HSR 20;
    • (z.248) Truvelo CMS 20;
    • (z.249) US Mortar M2;
    • (z.25) US Mortar M1;
    • (z.251) US Mortar XM224E3;
    • (z.252) US Ordnance M6 37MM Gun;
    • (z.253) US Recoilless M18; and
    • (z.254) US Recoilless M20.
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they missed one :)

M80 Zolja https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M80_Zolja
 
So basically deactivated is ok to own.

I doubt any owners here had the intention or means to reload and fire one anyhow.

I chuckled that a sting missile launcher is now prohibited.

Kinda doubting there were any in private hands anyhow.
 
Claven2 said:
So basically deactivated is ok to own.

I doubt any owners here had the intention or means to reload and fire one anyhow.

I chuckled that a sting missile launcher is now prohibited.

Kinda doubting there were any in private hands anyhow.
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I guess maybe, so long as it was done to RCMP approved rocket launcher deactivation guidelines by a RCMP approved gunsmith as per their firearm deactivation requirement statement and you can prove such.

Here is a Canadian forces video on the M72 using a Army deactivated one with the multiple .50 sized drill holes through the tube -


 
mkrnel said:
I guess maybe, so long as it was done to RCMP approved rocket launcher deactivation guidelines by a RCMP approved gunsmith as per their firearm deactivation requirement statement and you can prove such.

Here is a Canadian forces video on the M72 using a Army deactivated one with the multiple .50 sized drill holes through the tube -


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RCMP guidelines are not law. You have to follow them to get something registered, but a great many deactivations have been done to other standards, hence why some are c@ck and click, etc.

No judge will throw you in jail if something is reasonably deactivated such that it can’t be re-used or reactivated easily.
 
mkrnel said:
They told us in the Army it was as that is what the Vietcong apparently did with discarded US LAW's!


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Apparently they continue to reuse them still as in this above photo! They also say on a Reddit web page that tens of thousands of discarded M72's are still in use and being reloaded by the crafty and frugal Vietnamese Army.
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The tube is dogturd simple. The rocket isn't far off. The dangerous part is the fuse and connection between the striker mechanism and the rocket itself. As I recall it is a piece of flammable plasticky explosive. It has to be rugged and cheap.
 
mkrnel said:
All I hear both here, the Parliamentary Budget Officer, NFA, Canadian Taxpayers Association, Fraser Institute, some federal conservative MP's, and among some dealers is that none have been paid so far.

The government (RCMP) website claim they have only collected about 12,000 dealers now prohib guns and parts but from all reports still has not paid them any money.

A large portion of the $67.2 million spent so far has gone to the program's administration, according to the Fraser Institute without any money actually going to businesses who have already handed over guns.

Did you see this recent thread here?

https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/for...l-deadline-are-not-receiving-payment.2528354/
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Ok, coming from the mouth of a buyback participant (me).

I got paid.

I did a second submission right at the end, waiting for that, thus my theory.
 
Claven2 said:
RCMP guidelines are not law. You have to follow them to get something registered, but a great many deactivations have been done to other standards, hence why some are c@ck and click, etc.

No judge will throw you in jail if something is reasonably deactivated such that it can’t be re-used or reactivated easily.
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Apparently the FRT is not law either, but judges and the police across Canada quote it in court all the time to their advantage.
 
mkrnel said:
Apparently the FRT is not law either, but judges and the police across Canada quote it in court all the time to their advantage.
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I don’t think there is any case law to definitely say what is deactivated, and what is not. Absent a definition, the burden of proof would on the crown to show your former firearm is not reasonably deactivated. There is a presumption of innocence to overcome in such a case.

My bet is the crown would settle out of court as they do not want definitive precedent in this space. Very likely the courts would allow a lower standard than rcmp recommends, if the firearm that prompts the case is truly rendered unusable.
 
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