I will buy one for sure . 9mm or 22mm .
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I will buy one for sure . 9mm or 22mm .
I'm in at 500
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9 mm revolver??? I'm in for sure
a .38/.357/9mm convertible would be the cat's ass at around $400.
In Canada would their 6mm flobert be considered firearms??
I dont know, you need to find out its FPS , anything over 500 is a firearm.
Originally Posted by czechsanchez
In Canada would their 6mm flobert be considered firearms??
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Muzzle velocity varies from 350 to 750 ft./sec., presumably dependent on barrel length. IIRC, Canadian law kicks in at 500 ft./sec. so it would need a ruling from the RCMP. Don't hold your breath.
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A 22 with short barrel would be sweet.
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Looking forward to these. Cant wait.
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As long as it is under 500fps it is not.In Canada would their 6mm flobert be considered firearms??
I think a "normal" pellet/bb pistol would be better tho...cheap "gun" to buy and cheaper and easier ammo to find. At those speeds (>500fps with a very light projectile) all it is good for is paper or pop can punching anyways.
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