Why? TTM and a short window of opportunity. Plus, just look above — many CGNers are happy despite the POS quality (personal opinion, not binding). And if you check Reddit posts it's even worse - THEY SEE NO ISSUES at all, as in "excellent QC!... gun is falling apart itself after 300 shells.."
It would be a stupid decision for any manufacturer churning out guns for the Canadian market to invest in unnecessary steps, lose time, and sacrifice profit. Because currently it's a WIN (manufacturer) - WIN (importer/retailer) - WIN (customers). Everyone is happy, we don't want it changed.
Reddits also full of gun noobs that haven't had their license for more then a couple years. They'll partake in the reoccurring rodeo and then eventually become "us" most of a decade later..... watching more gun noobs drool over a overpriced fling that has unforgivable QC issues and sporadic warranty that either ignores you and hopes u get over it. Or just issues u a return partial refund that leaves u out of pocket for shipping.


















































