What do you get when you mix a FAL, an SKS and a VZ58

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I thought it was pretty neat, not sure if it would be legal in canada with the FAL lower, but neat all the same

Found it on another forum
http://forums.gunboards.com/showthread.php?178573-My-VZ58-magazine-in-a-SKS-project-gun&highlight=vz58
 
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How do you figure ?

Its simply an SKS in different clothes , As long as their is no trigger group or mechanical parts from the vz58 or FAL it would not be prohibited unless done so by barrel length .
 
Whenever I click on a thread like this, I worry that someone will have Wally####ed a perfectly good rifle.

This however, looks wicked.

Please post more info on what you did.
 
Can't see why it would be prohibited. With the SKS receiver, it is not a FAL variant.
It is interesting that the only really new part is the foreward lower/magazine housing.
With the SKS recoil spring unit being in the upper, a FAL Para butt unit should be possible.
 
Can't see why it would be prohibited. With the SKS receiver, it is not a FAL variant.
It is interesting that the only really new part is the foreward lower/magazine housing.
With the SKS recoil spring unit being in the upper, a FAL Para butt unit should be possible.

true, and your smarter than me when it comes to this stuff. but usually anything that can take an AR upper is classed as a varient (the 'special' lowers for 50 bmg conversions made by ATRS needed to have the uppers modified too in order to get a NR classification. so i would think they would say if it readily takes a FAL lower, its a FAL. hopefully im wrong.
 
With the AR lower situation, the lower is the controlled part. If the upper fits, then it is an AR variant.
In this situation, the upper is the controlled receiver, and FAL lowers are unregulated.
 
true, and your smarter than me when it comes to this stuff. but usually anything that can take an AR upper is classed as a varient (the 'special' lowers for 50 bmg conversions made by ATRS needed to have the uppers modified too in order to get a NR classification. so i would think they would say if it readily takes a FAL lower, its a FAL. hopefully im wrong.

I know what you're saying, but since the "new" upper on that firearm is already based on an existing design (that already has an FRT), it would likely be Non-restricted.
 
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