m79 grenade launcher
- Thread starter Chatrbaz84
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Blastattack
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Winnipeg MB
A break action firearm that is not considered a handgun would be a Non-Restricted firearm, regardless of barrel or overall length.
onetwentyish
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- East Central AB (AKA Northern Texas)
Dlask has clones.
Bittereinder
CGN Regular
- Location
- Ontario (GTA)
I always thought M-79s were cool looking things.
Could get an insert and shoot flares?
- Location
- The Kawartha Lakes Region in Ontario
Agreed. Definitely cool looking!
onetwentyish
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- East Central AB (AKA Northern Texas)
And someone beat me to it!
37mm / 40mm are non-firearms. Projectiles fire at less than 300 fps. Same class as an airgun.
The dlask 37mm launcher like most all 37mm is a smoothbore "flare launcher".
Real 40mm are rifled.
40mm are basically unobtainable, excluding the few grey-market launchers floating around that have been smuggled. Manufacturers won't sell to civilians.
The dlask 37mm launcher like most all 37mm is a smoothbore "flare launcher".
Real 40mm are rifled.
40mm are basically unobtainable, excluding the few grey-market launchers floating around that have been smuggled. Manufacturers won't sell to civilians.
Non - restricted , confirmed ,
sent an E-mail to RCMP and got an answer back in 15 min ,
Planning to buy one
some stuff it is worth it to have , even if you can't shoot ,
like #### , watching and touching is enough ,
M79 is a real #### , I think any gun owner loves to have one
sent an E-mail to RCMP and got an answer back in 15 min ,
Planning to buy one
some stuff it is worth it to have , even if you can't shoot ,
like #### , watching and touching is enough ,
M79 is a real #### , I think any gun owner loves to have one
Not to bring you down, but the chances of the USA allowing a destructive device to be exported to a non government entity is slim to none. But I do wish you luck.
b-wingpilot
CGN Regular
- Location
- Sherwood Park
Be aware that you will have to register it and yourself with controlled goods. The firearms act isn’t the only act governing these things.
can anyone provide more information on the controlled goods act? I've searched and can't really find specifics.
https://www.tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca/pmc-cgp/quellessont-whatare/artcont-contitems-eng.html
It looks like firearms that are "projectile launchers" are controlled goods, but what if the projectile launcher is not a firearm, as is the case with almost every single large bore launcher?
https://www.tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca/pmc-cgp/quellessont-whatare/artcont-contitems-eng.html
It looks like firearms that are "projectile launchers" are controlled goods, but what if the projectile launcher is not a firearm, as is the case with almost every single large bore launcher?
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None of the M203's that came in in the '90's were smuggled - they came from Israel as "non-guns". I don't see why the M79 would be any different. You have to remember Canada wasn't always run by paranoid delusional schizophrenic hoplophobes.
