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Can you take one of these CVA Scout V2 Pistols:
https://www.irunguns.com/handguns/si...-ss-blk-w-base
Add one of these full length buttstocks:
https://cva.bpishopping.com/shop/sto...buttstock.html
And import it as a non-restricted?
If yes, I want one or two.
astuart44
Canada Post will only insure firearms that are shipped in a hard plastic case with a lock on it. Cost is $2.75 for every $100 of insurance. I will not assume any responsibility for loss or damages by Canada Post. All items are sold AS IS and do not come with any warranty. Payment required within 24 hrs of your commitment to purchase or item will be sold to another member.
Barrel is too short so it would be restricted.
Barrel length doesn't matter on single shot/manual action. So long as it's over 26" oal it should be fine. Unless the rcmp treats it like the rossi revolver rifle and makes it restricted because it's a "handgun action"Originally Posted by RK99
Barrel has nothing to do with it. It's a single shot break action. You can buy bolt guns that have same length or 16.5 inch.
you have to check oal ... if more than 26" it will be non restricted.
« When injustice becomes law, resistance is a duty » - « Quand l'injustice devient loi, la résistance est un devoir » by : Thomas Jefferson.
The CVA Scout is 38" OAL with a 22" bbl and a 14" LOP stock, so this OAL should be around 30", depending upon the LOP of the stock (13" and 14" available).
Canada Post will only insure firearms that are shipped in a hard plastic case with a lock on it. Cost is $2.75 for every $100 of insurance. I will not assume any responsibility for loss or damages by Canada Post. All items are sold AS IS and do not come with any warranty. Payment required within 24 hrs of your commitment to purchase or item will be sold to another member.
if it has an frt as pistol I don't think barrel length or OAL matters, will always be restricted.
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To be classed as anything but a pistol the stock would have to be integral to the frame/receiver.
For an example look up Browning Buck Mark Carbine (NR) vs Pistol (R).
In the US, The Henry mare's leg is classified as a lever action "pistol" yet we have them here as NR.
Patiently waiting on Irunguns to provide the actual facts as opposed to opinion.
Canada Post will only insure firearms that are shipped in a hard plastic case with a lock on it. Cost is $2.75 for every $100 of insurance. I will not assume any responsibility for loss or damages by Canada Post. All items are sold AS IS and do not come with any warranty. Payment required within 24 hrs of your commitment to purchase or item will be sold to another member.
Flip a coin; It could either be called a restricted handgun or a non-restricted rifle.
Precedent literally goes in both directions on this.
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