themarauder
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- Just north of Toronto, thankfully.
"Prohibited Device". Such an amazingly stupid law.
SG Works SKS Bullpup pub kits??? pics
- Thread starter RayHill
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Yes. The logical way to do this would have been to simply define a minimum OAL for non-restricted. Nothing more. No barrel length crap, no action types, no cutting barrels vs. manufactured barrels, no bullpup garbage, none of it. If it is less than 26", restricted. Over 26" non-restricted.
Of course, I could re-write C-68 and make it all fit on about 2 sheets of paper, be easy to understand and enforce and achieve the same level of control and safety. But that would put about 1000 bureaucrats and lawyers out of work and that isn't the Liberal way.
Mark
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Ar180shooter
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- Ottawa, ON
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- London, Ontario
This a joke?
Yea the kit looks cool but its still a $200 rifle...and will still shoot them same
Yea the kit looks cool but its still a $200 rifle...and will still shoot them same
- Location
- London, Ontario
My bother in the army(actually JTF2 but shhh!
) was really impressed with my maddd Call of Duty skills so he brought me home one from Afgan!!!
Ya so your looking at 200 for rifle and 200 for the kit so for $500 I can get the gun and 800 rounds. What is wrong with that? I don't think I came across funny. Did I? A SKS is a good gun and cheep to shoot I would rather shoot my SKS then my 30-30. Because of better ballistics and I have never had a malfunction with mine and I can shoot consistently at 150 yards. For a smaller rifle it is worth every penny. I had a M14 and I had it jam up once or twice every five shots. So I sold that junk gun. And I see lots of people have spent more then 200 fixing them up and they still jam.
Only if Wendy samples me. Not if somebody's grandfather is involved.
Anyway, this is a legal SKS trigger thing, as long as the trigger extension is stockless (for your safety):
It is just the thing for bumpfire bear defense.
Have you met my friend, Bumpfire Bear?
Anyway, this is a legal SKS trigger thing, as long as the trigger extension is stockless (for your safety):
It is just the thing for bumpfire bear defense.
Have you met my friend, Bumpfire Bear?
gotta say guys, I'm dying laughing reading this thread i tip my hat to you. one legit question though, is the stock itself a prohibited item or is it only prohibited once you attach it to the rifle? i'm just curious as my legalese is very poor and i cant figure it myself.
Hastings North alley in the 300 block (East), downtown Vancouver - just tell the 2 meth addicts by the green dumpster that you know Rico, and you need a Russian space heater. Bring cash, and the addicts can instantly approve your transfer - they'll even give you a reg cert (of sorts) and a special LTATT (of sorts). Just don't let them touch your RPAL, oh and don't forget your locking case and trigger lock.
Hastings North alley in the 300 block, downtown Vancouver - just tell the 2 meth addicts by the green dumpster that you know Rico, and you need a Russian space heater. Bring cash, and the addicts can instantly approve your transfer - they'll even give you a reg cert (of sorts) and a special LTATT (of sorts). Just don't let them touch your RPAL.
That made me giggle
*just tell the 2 meth addicts by the green dumpster that you know Rico*
Just seems so appropriate when talking about Canadian gun laws... So much efforts into keeping us from having the toys which we can defend ourselves with, yet so little done to prevent getting the toys who can destroy us in an eyeblink.
