**MORE ADDED ** DAR-701 Lowers on SALE @ Dlask Arms Corp.

[tharkhold]

Afraid you are wrong, that Garand is completely disabled and legal without a lock cable he same way a bolt gun is disabled by removal of bolt or removing a firing pin , the firearm is unusaeable!

I know, I added the fact that the bold is within a couple of feet, in the same room, hence the lock.


But back to the OP's question.. you couldn't even have a locked restricted receiver laying around anyways.

[Deuce-deuce]

You're correct. I forgot to mention that the bolt is within a couple of feet. My bad. Thanks for that. I'll add that in my first response.

I must have missed the part of the firearms act where it gives a distance the bolt must be from the gun...

I find it funny how gun owners just love to make up rules... cheers.

[tharkhold]

I must have missed the part of the firearms act where it gives a distance the bolt must be from the gun...

I find it funny how gun owners just love to make up rules... cheers.

Jeesus, let it go, I said I made a mistake, and you strike again??

Why not help the OP with his queries instead of (over)bashing huh?

[airbatic]

thanks for the sale guys! Gonna support Cdn made this time around

[powerbench]

Looks like a metal pig statue shaped like a receiver to me😆

Ummmm.... you need to reread the rules before handing out free advice. No need for the cable lock. That’s a nonresticted with the bolt removed.

[Deuce-deuce]

Jeesus, let it go, I said I made a mistake, and you strike again??

Why not help the OP with his queries instead of (over)bashing huh?

You made a mistake whilst preaching the law... you then made up crap to save face. Now you're mad about it? Jeesus, let it go.

[josh1976]

yes they do.

You would have to have one legally deactivated to have it as a showpiece without any locks/cables/etc.

As an example, I'm currently building an M1 garand, and the receiver is on my coffee table:



If I didn't have that lock cable in there, it would be an illegally stored non-restricted firearm.

EDIT: it's locked since I have the bolt in proximity/same room.


Also, the '80% forging' you speak of is prohibited, not restricted, since the RCMP deemed that you could finish it to an 'M-16' automatic fire capable receiver.

is that a house hippo?

[crashcollins]

If it identifies as one then no lock needed. LOL

[bigplinker]

I'm assuming these will take regular AR triggers and furniture? Would definitely like to buy Canadian.

[fenceline]

I'm assuming these will take regular AR triggers and furniture? Would definitely like to buy Canadian.

Does an AR take AR parts?

Yes. Yes it does.