Does this mean that you start the transfer at time of purchase, or once the firearm has landed in Alberta? That month in between could make the difference.
hundreds of Stripped lower AR receivers in US stock 24 X 9 pages. equals lots of fun!
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Does this mean that you start the transfer at time of purchase, or once the firearm has landed in Alberta? That month in between could make the difference.
Lowers are the firearm portion, so you’re looking at a firearm charge.
I don’t imagine IRG would be issuing full refunds... ultimately you’re gambling at this point. Maybe just getting away with the restocking fee...
Everyone has skin in the game, including the end users.
Do they really tho? It’s a stocked item, if they are told they can’t sell or transfer they can stop right there. No money out of pocket. I don’t know if I’m willing to gamble $200-300 without some sort of confirmation.
If you can call JT to get an answer as to how C71 will be affecting us, it would save a great deal of headache among many vendors and customers/gun owners.
Until that time, it seems we’re (including vendors), stuck guessing.
What happens to IRGs inventory after doing all the paperwork to get YOUR goods here and now they can’t do anything with it because of a paper-legality from our oh-so-brilliant masters in office?
From what others have said when the answer came last time, vendors sitting on inventory ate those expenses - they had no recourse to send them back to factory, etc.
It’s dead stock.
Pretty good skin in the game if you ask me.
You want the ‘reward’ (not that it is one) of a grandfathered licence, but don’t want the risk of putting the $ down to achieve that... its ultimately your choice.
This are my opinions, and take them for what they’re worth... IRG could step up to the plate and very well could be issuing full refunds
They can still sell them in the USA. And like I said it in stock. I think if a company wants to sell a product they should guarantee they can get it to the paying customer. If they can’t they would be smarter to not sell them at all for fear of pissing off customers. Owning a business is full of gambles. Buying a product from a reputable should not be.
Sure, and with the bumblefark that is currently our Governor General, who knows how long it could take her to feel like showing up for the whole royal assent baloney.
