Is there a list of which bull-pup guns are LEGAL to own (restricted or non) in canada

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Hi there,


Looking for a list of bullpup firearms that are LEGAL here; All anyone's pointed me to is that list on the governments site that I don't understand and covers mostly prohibited firearms. I can't distinguish which are non/res vs outright prohibited.

Tried searching within the forms, but not much luck.

Or really just a proper list of what we can legally own here (both res and non) that doesn't include "similar designs" and all that I can't seem to understand.

Sorry, super noob here. Any help is appreciated!

I only ask because I am essentially collecting black/ tactical rifles and a lot of what I've wanted turned out to be illegal here.

Thanks in advance!
 
Three I know of are: Tavor TAR-21, Norinco Type 97, and Kel Tec RFB. My understanding is that the conversion stock from non-bullpup to bullpup is illegal.
 
okshooter said:
Three I know of are: Tavor TAR-21, Norinco Type 97, and Kel Tec RFB. My understanding is that the conversion stock from non-bullpup to bullpup is illegal.
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Only 3 hey? :( Why Canada... Why.

I was recently told I was able to import FNH PS90's... In both restricted and non; Thought that was considered a bullpup too...
 
FS2000.

Any manufactured bullpup (except ones in 12.x classes) should be legal and classified as either restricted or NR based on the rules.

Any stock/chassis that converts a gun INTO a bullpup is considered a prohibited device.
 
Kel Tec RFB, Emei Type 97, Tavor, Bushmaster M17s, Lever Arms Puma (shotgun version of type 97), FNH PS90, KSG, FS2000, GM6 Lynx, and the Norinco Type 88.

And a bunch of bolt action precision rifles.

I'm sure I'm missing some.
 
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New BP shotty also
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FN PS90 is also good. Its available as restricted and non restricted . I think IRUNGUNS was getting a bunch with non restricted barrels for Canada. They were also getting the elusive ammo for it as well.
 
Norinco Type 97 NSR
Tavor
Kel tec RFB
Puma LA-K12
GM6 Lynx
Bushmaster M17S (only a couple in the country)
FN P90
FN FS2000


Awaiting approval:
K&M M17S
Kel tec RDB & M43
Desert tech MDR

No word on:
Norinco type 97 NRR
 
If it can be fired without the stock on, it's evil.
There's no list of what you can own. Only what you cannot. Laws don't tell you what you can do, just what you cannot either. Don't look for logic where none exists.
 
sunray said:
If it can be fired without the stock on, it's evil.
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Once again sunray, you are wrong.

The stock itself is the prohibited item, if the stock turns a conventional firearm into a bullpup configuration. The firearm does not change classifications with the addition of the stock, save if it is less than the prescribed overall length once installed. The barrelled receiver of a non-restricted firearm would still be a non-restricted firearm itself.

A bullpup stock is a prohibited device, much like a 30 round AR magazine.
 
sunray said:
If it can be fired without the stock on, it's evil.
There's no list of what you can own. Only what you cannot. Laws don't tell you what you can do, just what you cannot either. Don't look for logic where none exists.
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Well, I think it's about time someone compiled one such list. Wouldn't take much to compile and then once all together, wouldn't take much to keep up to date as there isn't massive amounts of guns having decisions made on them at one point or another; usually just a few here and there...


fenceline said:
Once again sunray, you are wrong.

The stock itself is the prohibited item, if the stock turns a conventional firearm into a bullpup configuration. The firearm does not change classifications with the addition of the stock, save if it is less than the prescribed overall length once installed. The barrelled receiver of a non-restricted firearm would still be a non-restricted firearm itself.

A bullpup stock is a prohibited device, much like a 30 round AR magazine.
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So this essentially is converting a gun into a bullpup is prohibited as stated by previous replies, ya?

I'm just curious what guns you can convert from a normal into a bullpup... I obviously don't want to do it, as I don't want illegal guns in my life; but am curious as to how this would work if it were allowed, like if I lived in the states or something...
 
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