AR-15 Pistol to SBR

[LtPliers]

Is it legal to convert a pistol AR-15 to an SBR in Canada without any extra paperwork? Or does it have to be re-registered?

 

[223762]

Is it legal to convert an AR-15 to an SBR in Canada without any extra paperwork? Or does it have to be re-registered?

what would you re-register it as? Prohib? i would have to say no to the question.

 

[CNADNSL8-5]

It is not possible to re register the AR pistol to an AR rifle. The lower (firearm) is a pistol and always will be.

 

[ctcs]

Is it legal to convert a pistol AR-15 to an SBR in Canada without any extra paperwork? Or does it have to be re-registered?

Your confusing US law with Canadian law - an AR is restricted regardless if it is a pistol or "SBR". The SBR classification does not exist in Canada.

If you slap a stock on a pistol AR it still remains a restricted firearm and does not have to be re-registered.

 

[andrew3081]

Maybe he means notifiying the CFO office of the change?
If you change the barrel length permantly, then just phone the CFO to say you change the barrel length.

 

[8 ball]

If you are talking about putting a stock on an AR pistol, your good to go. No paperwork or changes with the Government required.

 

[LtPliers]

Reason I'm curious is I'm somewhat interested in purchasing a RRA LAR-PDS but wanting to get their side folding stock kit on it.

/Edit

Your confusing US law with Canadian law - an AR is restricted regardless if it is a pistol or "SBR". The SBR classification does not exist in Canada.

If you slap a stock on a pistol AR it still remains a restricted firearm and does not have to be re-registered.

Thank you for clarifying this CTCS. I know that the US has a law for it but I'm not sure if I would have to call CFO or anything if I put a stock on it.

 

[captianlower]

An AR-15 is restricted by name... It's always restricted.