"full auto" kit.
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Precisely. The RCMP may not like it but the Slidefire stock does not fall within the definition of a prohibited device. It in no way operates the trigger.
I think the cost of the stock, coupled with the fact that ARs are range-only and most ranges prohibit bump/rapid fire, and a ten-round max capacity, puts this device low on their list of priorities.
Interesting.
A few options to overcome the mag capacity obstacle; I assume this would function fine on a rimfire AR as well? if so, mag capacity is unlimited.
At the beginning of the video, Is that an AR or variant thereof? I can't really tell but it looks like it. What's with the linked/belted ammo? Is that some sort of conversion? Because, and someone please correct me if I'm wrong, wouldn't that not qualify as a cartridge magazine, and therefore be limitless in capacity as well?
Just sayin'. This is all assuming you can get another one of these stocks into the country.
Adam
A few options to overcome the mag capacity obstacle; I assume this would function fine on a rimfire AR as well? if so, mag capacity is unlimited.
At the beginning of the video, Is that an AR or variant thereof? I can't really tell but it looks like it. What's with the linked/belted ammo? Is that some sort of conversion? Because, and someone please correct me if I'm wrong, wouldn't that not qualify as a cartridge magazine, and therefore be limitless in capacity as well?
Just sayin'. This is all assuming you can get another one of these stocks into the country.
Adam
Belts for centrefire (maybe rimfire too, don't know) are unlimited if designed before 1945, or some such, which is why you can put a 250-round belt on a M1919.
Anything post-war is limited.
I may be wrong in the specifics, but bottom-line, a modern belt is limited.
Interesting - they shipped mine; perhaps someone has since told them they shouldn't!
I deal regularly with the courts as a part of my job, and I can tell you with some confidence that it is the LETTER of the law we need to obey, not the SPIRIT... that being said, I could easily see CBSA and CFC arranging not to allow any to pass through Customs, and directing the police to seize any that they happen to catch people using... for public safety... despite the fact that they are technically legal.
With that in mind, I wonder if it will even work with an AR with an effective brake? The AR I sold recently had a good brake and very little recoil recoil; I hadn't thought of that...
Waynetheman
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- Vancouver.
Let us know how it turns out.
RememberTheSomme
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- Nova Scotia
Agree. It is the the letter of the law.
Is this what you call a fellow CGN member, whos probaly been a Fireams enthusiasts as long as you have or longer, but may share ideas on this thread, that you don't agree with or want to hear, but myself or some others may see as to being for the long term good of everyone concerned.
If I am logged to to someones personal facebook page by accident here, then I like to apologize, if its a CGN member discussion forum Discussion then shall we discuss, and I won't even call you names or make fun at your sentence structure.
It looks like a fun little toy, but that's about it... I've fired enough FA that I've kinda had my fill of it... plus I have control issues... and that means I prefer the "control" I have when shooting semi-auto...
I think I would prefer semi-auto (or the option to switch on the full auto if i wanted), but I have never fired full auto. I bought one of those Zoraki 925 blank pistols and they sure are a lot of fun. Hopefully I'll get my chance to try full auto one day.
I wasn't calling you anything. Matter of fact, I forgot you were even here. But apparently the thread has morphed into a discussion about you! I'll leave now because I am no longer interested in the new topic.
Bye.
RememberTheSomme
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- Nova Scotia
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- the EE section in Calgary
^ by the time you got one here, it wouldn't be worth the final price. and then still get taken away.
in my opinion, its already WAY over priced even in the US.
in my opinion, its already WAY over priced even in the US.
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if no one is willing to ship it out of the US, than chances are they aren't ITAR registered with the US States Dept. so there is no way anyone will touch it.
