80% Glock Lowers? just seen this , will this come here?

[Norseman]

https://www.gunsamerica.com/blog/80-percent-glock-and-the-buy-build-shoot-ar-15-kit-shot-show-2016/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=20160202_SHOT16_7&utm_campaign=%2Fblog%2F80-percent-glock-and-the-buy-build-shoot-ar-15-kit-shot-show-2016%2F

 

[kidcom]

https://www.gunsamerica.com/blog/80-percent-glock-and-the-buy-build-shoot-ar-15-kit-shot-show-2016/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=20160202_SHOT16_7&utm_campaign=%2Fblog%2F80-percent-glock-and-the-buy-build-shoot-ar-15-kit-shot-show-2016%2F

The problem with that, unless it has some sort of serial number stamped on it, you won't be able to import it into Canada. The frame is the restricted part of a pistol....

 

[OldFrankHog]

Hence the 80% complete... it is not a gun yet its just a lump of pistol shaped metal... or polymer in the glock case.

 

[FreedomIsn'tFree]

The problem with that, unless it has some sort of serial number stamped on it, you won't be able to import it into Canada. The frame is the restricted part of a pistol....

80% is not a firearm, once finished it would need to be registered and numbered.

 

[FreedomIsn'tFree]

I think all you will need in the very near future is a 3D printer and away you go.

 

[09outlander]

I think all you will need in the very near future is a 3D printer and away you go.

Problem right now with 3D printing a lower is strength. Even with a strong material and a high fill density the current consumer grade printers just can't make a strong enough product...yet.

 

[Phat Eagle]

You can get 80% 1911 lowers, so these should be legal...

 

[Deuce-deuce]

Who's selling the polymer glock kits in Canada. I know I've seen threads on it but I can't seem to find them now?