Bureaucracy: Keeping Canadians safer, one piece of paper at a time.
Thank you RCMP. We can all sleep at night again
Seriously though, congrats on your accomplishments Wolverine
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Bureaucracy: Keeping Canadians safer, one piece of paper at a time.
Thank you RCMP. We can all sleep at night again
Seriously though, congrats on your accomplishments Wolverine
Last edited by jiffx2781; 06-07-2018 at 04:37 PM.
Can you please laminate it and provide 5 copies with each rifle? free of cost.
Interesting- if you read through their model notes on the FRT, it sounds like they were reviewing a 180-C lower with an OEM Armalite upper installed on it
The FRT is not a statutory requirement for a firearm therefor its not worth the paper its printed on to include it with the rifle.....Originally Posted by chicu1981
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Congrats!
One non related question, doesn't armalite hold some kind of patent on the AR180B design? How do you guys get around that?
I know i was just trying to be sarcastic. one of the other guys cant come up with the rifle but they do provide laminated FRTs.
patents only last for 10-20 years. Then it all open.
Good job Wolverine!!!
"Sometimes you gotta wash away the paint, and reveal to the world the jackass that is hiding beneath." - Kenny Powers
Agree could someone explain? Cause I'd be all over a 30 shot capacity magazine...or maybe thats for export or other countries?
The classification applies to the rifle. The rifle is non-restricted regardless of the magazine attached to it.
Is there any point in -1 or -2 for different magazines? I suppose the RCMP want to cover all variations.
Odd that they don't have -3 when a LAR 10 round magazine is attached...
Last edited by tiriaq; 06-07-2018 at 05:33 PM.
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