M84 ŠKORPION SMG's ARE BACK!!!! $300 OFF, NOW JUST $699!!!!

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Restricted Rifle, 32acp, 5rd mags... 3 mags (5/10, (2) 5/20) and a black plastic grip, (extra wooden grips and magazines available). $699 pre-order, 25% down, expected in August.

32acp is not prohibited in a rifle and ammo can be bought with a PAL.

Hope that answers all the questions and TI doesn't have to answer the same questions 10x over.

Full description, specs and order info is below:

http://www.tacticalimports.ca/m84-Škorpion-p-134.html

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thewolfchild said:
On the other scorpion thread they're talking about this also. Ammo is currently available at SFRC, Ellwood Epps, and some other places. (7.65B/32.)
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Just checked some others. Looks like wolverine carries it as well. Which doesn't help the situation, now I'm stuck between this and the chiappa 9mm carbines.
 
thewolfchild said:
Just out of curiosity, how did this come to be restricted, instead of prohibited?

(I'm not doubting it, just want wanna know...)
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ponymusic said:
IRC, this firearm is classified as a rifle.
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Really? They simply called it a "rifle", and that was it?

The Act says; "40. The firearm of the design commonly known as the Skorpion Auto Pistol, and any variant or modified version of it."

I'm thinking there must be more to it, no?



(don't get me wrong, I'm all in favour of de-regulation, I just want to know the story here)
 
thewolfchild said:
Really? They simply called it a "rifle", and that was it?

The Act says; "40. The firearm of the design commonly known as the Skorpion Auto Pistol, and any variant or modified version of it."

I'm thinking there must be more to it, no?



(don't get me wrong, I'm all in favour of de-regulation, I just want to know the story here)
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Maybe because it has a shoulder stock?
 
thewolfchild said:
Really? They simply called it a "rifle", and that was it?

The Act says; "40. The firearm of the design commonly known as the Skorpion Auto Pistol, and any variant or modified version of it."

I'm thinking there must be more to it, no?



(don't get me wrong, I'm all in favour of de-regulation, I just want to know the story here)
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While the M84 FRT entry does not have any mentioned, from the "law comments section" for the Czech Small Arms SA vz.61 Combat FRT entry...

"- the firearm known as the Czech Small Arms, manufactured Sa VZ.61 Combat is a similar firearm to the Model referenced in PFR, Part 1, para 40. However, PFR, Part 1, para 40 refers to the "pistol" version of the Skorpion whereas the model in this record is the semi-automatic, commercial version (C/V) of the submachine gun (full automatic) Skorpion VZ. 61 and therefore should not be linked to PFR, Part 1, para 40."

I would assume the M84 is in the same boat. Designed from the smg, not the pistol.
 
fenceline said:
While the M84 FRT entry does not have any mentioned, from the "law comments section" for the Czech Small Arms SA vz.61 Combat FRT entry...

"- the firearm known as the Czech Small Arms, manufactured Sa VZ.61 Combat is a similar firearm to the Model referenced in PFR, Part 1, para 40. However, PFR, Part 1, para 40 refers to the "pistol" version of the Skorpion whereas the model in this record is the semi-automatic, commercial version (C/V) of the submachine gun (full automatic) Skorpion VZ. 61 and therefore should not be linked to PFR, Part 1, para 40."

I would assume the M84 is in the same boat. Designed from the smg, not the pistol.
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Man, that sounds like some major hair-splitting, I'm surprised that got through. But that's great! Hopefully we can get some copies of some other prohibs brought in as well...
 
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