I don't get why people complain about pricing. If it's expensive to you, don't buy it.
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I don't get why people complain about pricing. If it's expensive to you, don't buy it.
Can anyone show me ANYTHING written where a firearm MUST HAVE an FRT to be imported in canada?...
...didnt think so.
Not looking at you IRG, you're a business and want to keep things bulletproof/above board...
This is aimed at the ignorants throwing sheet out there with no basis.
'nada
You may not need an FRT, but without one CBSA would just send the gun to RCMP gun lab so that they clear it....and then they'd create an FRT entry for it anyways.Originally Posted by tharkhold
FRT is out as restricted rifle. am guessing the stock fold.
Sold out already?
Looking down the barrel, of 1984...
Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Foxtrot Oscar.
It's too late to work within the system, but too early to shoot the bastards. - Claire Wolfe
I'm confused, the pre-order I made one year ago (with another dealer, mind you) was for an SBR version that has a pinned stock to guarantee NR status.
Did they manage to somehow ##### this up as well?
Clearly, he doesn't.
I did the same... it's being looked into. I also thought it was a fixed, pinned stock. Wait and see I guess.
There's even a specific model for the pinned version: Vector 22 SBR FXD (FXD as in, Fixed)
This is straight out of a pdf on Kriss' website.
Leave it to the RCMP "experts" to screw this up.
Clearly, he doesn't.
I'm convinced the RCMP was looking for a way to restrict the magazine limit "Oh look a restricted pistol version... 10rnds for everything that accepts its mags."
I'm hopeful a non-restricted SBR is still coming but now we have this magazine size junk to live with.
I want this so, so badly.
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