It is in effect now. They sent dealers this letter to let them know.When does this actually take effect ? Is this a requirement when selling or buying used mags now ?
You think the rcmp/cfo and government would do a better job of letting people know then this if so.
I attached the letter that the CFP has sent out to all dealers. The big issue will be for parts and accessory only business with no BFL's that don't have the ability to verify PAL's.
Nothing in this letter states that PALs must be verified online for magazine sales.
A simple visual verification of the PAL itself should suffice.
For a business with no BFL, online sales of magazines could still happen with a simple PAL picture request during checkout process.
Yes, it sucks.
I meant verification for online sales if needed. There are a lot of fake, photo shopped and revoked PAL’s being sent in to dealers
This ban all new semi automatic rifle designed after dec 2023. More important than a mag PAL requirement that nobody will follow.
Great, more hoops to jump through
When does this actually take effect ? Is this a requirement when selling or buying used mags now ?
You think the rcmp/cfo and government would do a better job of letting people know then this if so.
This ban all new semi automatic rifle designed after dec 2023. More important than a mag PAL requirement that nobody will follow.
I meant verification for online sales if needed. There are a lot of fake, photo shopped and revoked PAL’s being sent in to dealers. Dealers have access to another tool/app besides the reference number one. We can type in a PAL number and date of birth and it tells us if it’s valid.
Unless they change the RCMP site to distinguish between parts and guns and ammo, your goingvto get a ref# for the PAL check
This is actually a good thing as it will render the reference numbers meaningless if they can’t distinguish what for
Unless they change the RCMP site to distinguish between parts and guns and ammo, your goingvto get a ref# for the PAL check