4 inch is prohibited.
The MPX 9mm Now In 4.5"-8"-16"
- Thread starter MD Charlton
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howlongtill
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- acton ontario
Oh boy , I had to pinch myself , nope not a dream 
I see it , I want , merry early Christmas to me
I see it , I want , merry early Christmas to me
"The first ones in are classified as pistols..."
And as such, buyers should be aware that as pistols the receivers on those specific models will always be considered pistol receivers, thus handguns, thus restricted. Those specific pistol models if registered as handguns will not be legally able to be modified into non restricted rifles.
Restricted rifle models can be... But not pistol models.
And as such, buyers should be aware that as pistols the receivers on those specific models will always be considered pistol receivers, thus handguns, thus restricted. Those specific pistol models if registered as handguns will not be legally able to be modified into non restricted rifles.
Restricted rifle models can be... But not pistol models.
First post... Dealers will post prices.
Perhaps ask for a quote or link to a post that shows IRG actually said this. For we all we know, something was taken out of context, misread or misattributed.
OK, let's have a look at your comment again;
I still don't see the part where you claim to be "in love with free markets"
Well there's a flip-flop... praising IRG now, while taking a poke a MDC.
Annnd back the other way around again...
You just don't get it. I like this situation as a consumer. It sucks for MDC. And I like the speed of IRG on piggybacking on MDC getting this approved. It's a win for the consumer. God you are simple.
No, the upper is compatible however the lower is not due to no buffer tube.
"The stocks will not be installed should you purchase one, otherwise they will be classed as rifles in Canada."
Can't classify a pistol lower with no stock as a rifle. Will be a handgun always regardless if stock installed or not.
