Is this Prohib?

[Karaahmetoglu კოპაძე]

The Russian A-91?

AEK-971?

Or the

An 94?

Of course the Semi Auto versions, sans Grenade launchers of course.

 

[esquif]

all look like ak variation to me

 

[Karaahmetoglu კოპაძე]

all look like ak variation to me

First one maybe, the other two for sure have very little in common with the AK. The last one has a moving barrel.

 

[Clobbersauras]

The 94 would probably be a no-go due to the two shot burst thingy it does...(technical term)....not sure about the bullpup...but the 40mm grenade launcher would probably kill it here...

All of them are freakin ugly as sin though...

 

[Armedsask]

First one maybe, the other two for sure have very little in common with the AK. The last one has a moving barrel.

The likely have enough in common if you ask the RCMP.

 

[drache]

the third one says "assault rifle" so no go

 

[Karaahmetoglu კოპაძე]

The AE91 would probably be a no-go due to the double round firing thingy it does...(technical term)....not sure about the bullpup...

It would be great if we could get that bullpup in Canada though, or the AEK 971. I would love to have a modern Russian Firearm. (Please do not say Vz 58).

BTW what about these as well. Excellent Russian pistols.

Gsh-18 9mm

MP-443 Grach Pistol 9mm

Mp-445 .40(?)

 

[Deckard]

Like hell they are all variants.

 

[sprint]

Like hell they are all variants.

+1

If the An-94 is a variant of the Ak, then I am a reasonably close approximation of Arnold Schwarzenegger.

 

[esquif]

you guys obviously forget that a blow back 22 was designated a variant of the AK

 

[Deckard]

Obviously your "variant" talk is as unhelpful as it is inaccurate.

 

[CanAm]

Mostly vapourware anyway.

 

[mrsmitty]

Ahh its obvious you had looked into it.

 

[CanAm]

Most of that Russian stuff is an attempt to recapture a market taken buy the Bulgarians, Serbs, Chinese, etc. But no one wants their weird stuff. Customers now only want cheap, or NATO spec to show they are part of the modern military world (Azerbaijan bought Tavors!)

 

[ian_in_vic]

One of the pistols shown is available from Blueline (see top of page) On a realted topic, it would be nice if Blueline could bring in their 7.62x39 (they've got a whole bunch overseas)

 

[ian_in_vic]

you guys obviously forget that a blow back 22 was designated a variant of the AK

For those who doubt the ability of the people in charge to make assinine assertions that are unsupportable in fact, I have one word: Dragunov.

 

[Brian46]

One of the pistols shown is available from Blueline (see top of page) On a realted topic, it would be nice if Blueline could bring in their 7.62x39 (they've got a whole bunch overseas)

They have the MP 446 Viking, not the exact pistol the OP posted.

 

[Korporal]

As much as I'm a sucker for anything black and restricted, these ruskie guns are fugly as sin (and I would still buy one).
I wish they would stick to wood and steel. *dreaming of Krinks again*

 

[chanman]

For those who doubt the ability of the people in charge to make assinine assertions that are unsupportable in fact, I have one word: Dragunov.

Don't forget the GSG-5

It would be great if we could get that bullpup in Canada though, or the AEK 971. I would love to have a modern Russian Firearm. (Please do not say Vz 58).

Of course not, it's clearly Czech.

Eps seems to carry a number of Baikal products though, bolt action .308, Semi-auto 12 Ga, and a number of .22 and break action guns.

 

[Scarecrow]

Russia doesn't export weapons of war. Unless there is a civilian rifle in a civilian caliber its not going to get to us anyways.