Tanfoglio Appeal - Back in stock.
- Thread starter Wendell
- Start date
- Location
- Halifax - NS
No reason it's not exportable from Italy, but I'd make sure there are assurances from CFC that it wouldn't be prohib by the bullpup design before I would try importing it.
If there's interest, we'll start down that road.
Thanks J!
If there's interest, we'll start down that road.
Thanks J!
- Location
- Halifax - NS
Ok, that's enough interest. 
I'll check with the Registry.
I'll check with the Registry. 
- Location
- Halifax - NS
It uses a proprietary magazine made for it.
dudley2112
Youth Group Leader
- Location
- Ottawa, Ontario
hope this isnt like the walther bullpup they declared prohib
- Location
- Halifax - NS
That is my fear, but it can't hurt to check. I mean, the Tavor is non restricted and it's a bullpup...
- Location
- Halifax - NS
A sample is currently with the RCMP in Ottawa being examined for classification. If it is deemed non-restricted, more will be ordered in.
Likely arriving in October.
The SRP will be right around $485.
It is only manufactured in 22LR and 22WMR.
Likely arriving in October.
The SRP will be right around $485.
It is only manufactured in 22LR and 22WMR.
WOW!
I will be getting one of these in .22 WMR if the RCMP give it NR status.
A .22 mag semi auto carbine weighng just 4.5 lbs that is both non-restricted AND under $500 is very appealing!
If this ends up becoming reality, I hope you get lots of spare mags with your order FV.
Thanks!
I will be getting one of these in .22 WMR if the RCMP give it NR status.
A .22 mag semi auto carbine weighng just 4.5 lbs that is both non-restricted AND under $500 is very appealing!
If this ends up becoming reality, I hope you get lots of spare mags with your order FV.
Thanks!
ambishooter
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Southeastern Canuckstan
As long as the carbine cannot be fired when removed from the stock it should be good to go legally. If the carbine has to be installed in the stock in order to function then it should pass muster.
The failing of the G22 in the RCMPs eyes is that the rifle could still fire and be used without the stock installed, thus making the factory bullpup stock a "prohibited" item. Owners could keep the gun, just not the stock. You can't fix stupid and when you're talking about the RCMP, they take it to a whole 'nother level!
The failing of the G22 in the RCMPs eyes is that the rifle could still fire and be used without the stock installed, thus making the factory bullpup stock a "prohibited" item. Owners could keep the gun, just not the stock. You can't fix stupid and when you're talking about the RCMP, they take it to a whole 'nother level!
