Ar 15

[dxtr]

Is the AR 15 legal in canada? and if so do I need my restricted license?

 

[FrankieT]

Yes, and yes.

 

[Tuco Pike]

What FrankieT said.

 

[Onagoth]

what Prestwich said.

 

[pottsy]

What those guys ^^ said FrankieT said.

 

[john777]

LOL!

If you want the best bang for buck... Check out Norinco M4. Some say they're great. Some say they're crap... But the consensus is great deal for the $$$.

I'm going to check it out this weekend at Epps. Highly likely, will be my first restricted purchase! Oh dear!

 

[dxtr]

Good luck! but I think that m4 refers to a military rifle capable of fully automatic fire, you are probably getting some sort of armalite varient.

 

[Divermike]

Good luck! but I think that m4 refers to a military rifle capable of fully automatic fire, you are probably getting some sort of armalite varient.

No sir

 

[MET]

Is the AR 15 legal in canada? and if so do I need my restricted license?

Accuracy Plus in Peterborough has a Norinco CQ556 M4, you can go check it out and handle it,if you have your RPAL.

 

[stormbringer]

Good luck! but I think that m4 refers to a military rifle capable of fully automatic fire, you are probably getting some sort of armalite varient.

You need to read more around here my good man.

 

[cancer]

Good luck! but I think that m4 refers to a military rifle capable of fully automatic fire, you are probably getting some sort of armalite varient.

As the saying goes: All crows are black birds, but not all black birds are crows

M4 is now just a generic term for an AR15/M16 carbine, regardless of make or model.

 

[dxtr]

As the saying goes: All crows are black birds, but not all black birds are crows

M4 is now just a generic term for an AR15/M16 carbine, regardless of make or model.

Oh ok I didn't know that. Does anyone know what make the 50 cal sniper rifle in accuracy plus is?