The banned pistol is the Scarab Skorpion but it could go any which way. The Czechs have a fixed wooden stock. I made one for a friend years ago. It isn't hard.
- the firearm known as the Czech Small Arms, manufactured Sa VZ.61 Combat is a similar firearm to the Model referenced in PFR, Part 1, para 40. However, PFR, Part 1, para 40 refers to the "pistol" version of the Skorpion whereas the model in this record is the semi-automatic, commercial version (C/V) of the submachine gun (full automatic) Skorpion VZ. 61 and therefore should not be linked to PFR, Part 1, para 40.
Its a semi auto rifle. Semi auto rifle rules regarding barrel length and overall length apply.
If it was a pistol, the Skorpion would be prohibited by OIC. Don't remove your stock.
Only a sword?!?!?!?
I plan on a mounted shotgun, then on the shotgun a knife, then under the knife a sling shot!!!!
Semi-auto centerfire rifle regardless of classification status is always limited to 5 rounds in a magazine, unless it's rimfire.
I guess you missed the post where I quoted the law....
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...LR-rimfire?p=11820289&viewfull=1#post11820289
The barrel length only makes a firearm restricted if it is a semi-auto CENTRE-FIRE rifle. A rim-fire, such as this, would not be impacted by that section of the law.
Something like this
And my crazy imagination AR-Skorp in .17 would be awesome