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We have several hundred Maverick and Renegade rifles and kits in final production so we are making them available for purchase now ahead of Bill C-21 being passed.
Maverick rifles and kits will begin shipping this Friday and Renegade rifles and kits will begin shipping in June.
Why would these be effected by c-21. As non semis?
The Renegade and Maverick do not have FRT numbers. Presently, there is no requirement for a domestically produced firearm to have an FRT number.Originally Posted by scott
There is a new amendment in Bill C-21 that will require all guns to have an FRT number prior to being sold.
This means that after the bill is passed, we will need to halt sales until the FRT numbers are granted. This could take years.
The new gun ban committee will be empowered by Bill C-21 to ban any firearm they choose, whenever they choose.Why would these be effected by c-21. As non semis?
Not exactly. They will make recommendations to the government on what guns should be classified as prohibited, not "banned". According to the Firearms Act, the Renegade and Maverick do not meet the criteria for a restricted or prohibited firearm.
When has that ever stopped the liberals? They want all guns banned, and the Maverick looks far too "ar-15-y" for their tastes.
Btt
Any complete uppers in 6.5cm? Already have a .308 and rather than buy the whole rifle, just swap uppers...
Last edited by Victory Ridge Sportsman; 05-13-2023 at 12:09 AM.
Veteran
A little off topic but do you plan on modifying the lowers to accept proprietary magazines in the future?
Last edited by Victory Ridge Sportsman; 05-13-2023 at 12:08 AM.
"Peace is that brief glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading."
The MKII receivers are already machined to accept a proprietary magazine. We are looking into making a 5rd mag soon.
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