onetwentyish
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Canada's shortest NR firearm: Keltec KSG Tactical - 13.7" Barrel, 21.4" OAL.
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onetwentyish
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None of those are the tactical
Canadian_Zuk
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Why won't this site sponsor answer a simple question that's been posted in their forum for over three months with regular bumps??
onetwentyish
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Good question, they would have to willfully ignore it for it to be here this long without answer.
never had one issue with any of mine
What about this https://serbu.com/collections/firearms/products/super-shorty-1, its not a pistol so it would stay non restricted here, and not an SBS its an "any other weapon" so its g2g for export?
Unless any other weapons also cant be exported
Unless any other weapons also cant be exported
I still don't think you get it the serbu is restricted even with the dlask 8.5" is non restricted with a full length stock on it but o certain you put q pistol grip on it, it then becomes restricted
Dlask 870s would be non restricted with a pistol grip if they came like that from Remington though right, they're only restricted because of the post factory modifications
The RCMP arbitrarily made the decision on the Dlask as they were only manufactured and sold with the pistol grip from their factory from the start. Droves of people called the RCMP who couldn't understand the difference between manufactured and cutting up their own shotguns in their basement.
The RCMP would have put the same full stock requirement on the manufacturer of the Mares leg if in fact they wanted every manufacturer to stick to the OAL of 26" rule rather than arbitrarily apply it to only some manufacturers.
onetwentyish
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More than likely the RCMP would look at it as a pistol of sorts like they did with the Dlask shot guns. They never did call the dlask shotguns handguns but they applied that thinking to them. Stupid. But its a lot harder to say a fully stocked bullpup is a handgun...
onetwentyish
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Exactly why that is not on the FRT. Luckily they (the RCMP) are allowed to arbitrarily do as they see fit. If Dlask doesn't like it they could have a viable court case, problem is they would spend how much to open the door for someone like CanAm to import a ton of grizzlies in the same configuration for 1/2 the price, so no one is willing to put up the dough to fight it.
This, but unfortunately for them a bullpup has a fixed stock integral to the design that cant be over looked which makes it impossible to be determined as a pistol.
There is bullpup pistols, available in Canada too
