im not exactly sure where i would look for the laws about them so i will ask on here incase someone knows the law about them, Are you able to leagaly own mortars in canada if they are not deactivated (only for display/non-explosive rounds)?
Mortars in Canada?
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fat tony
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We are not in the USA the BATFE means s**te here. As far as I know they are legal. However, if they are live and in other countries, they probably will not even allow it to be exported as a deactivated even with reams of paperwork. If it is live in the USA, you can forget about importing it.
Someone else will have to chime in with the lawyer - ese. The thing is with lawyerese, even amongst various lawyers and magistrates, varying opinions exist on what is legal or not. ymmv.
Someone else will have to chime in with the lawyer - ese. The thing is with lawyerese, even amongst various lawyers and magistrates, varying opinions exist on what is legal or not. ymmv.
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Back in the 1980s, there were quite a few 2 inch mortars available for sale. One gun shop in Edmonton had them for about $450 each.
The British Army at Suffield used the 2 inch Mortar with illumination rounds, and used field pick up mortar rounds were available if you knew where to look and knew how to reload them with a good solid wood plug that had a bit of weight inserted into the empty shell case.
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Back in the 1980s, there were quite a few 2 inch mortars available for sale. One gun shop in Edmonton had them for about $450 each.
The British Army at Suffield used the 2 inch Mortar with illumination rounds, and used field pick up mortar rounds were available if you knew where to look and knew how to reload them with a good solid wood plug that had a bit of weight inserted into the empty shell case.
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So a 4" S&W 686 is prohibited...and a Panzerfoust is a "can do" category??? 2" Mortar is a "no problem"!!! WTF is wrong with these a$$hats that write the gun laws????
I'm going to buy a Bazooka just out of spite...I'm going to hang that mother on my wall AND I'll put a trigger lock on it just to show how utterly moronic these laws are.
Rant over, thanks for listening
I'm going to buy a Bazooka just out of spite...I'm going to hang that mother on my wall AND I'll put a trigger lock on it just to show how utterly moronic these laws are.
Rant over, thanks for listening
i know our laws dont make any sense. in ontario we can hunt with ANY size rifle aslong as its centre fire, yet we cant hunt with AR's. we cant own pistols with barrels 4" or shorter, why not no shorter than 4"?? we could own AR's yet we cant own AK's.So a 4" S&W 686 is prohibited...and a Panzerfoust is a "can do" category??? 2" Mortar is a "no problem"!!! WTF is wrong with these a$$hats that write the gun laws????
I'm going to buy a Bazooka just out of spite...I'm going to hang that mother on my wall AND I'll put a trigger lock on it just to show how utterly moronic these laws are.
Rant over, thanks for listening
fat tony
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Close, however I don't think muzzle velocity has anything to do with it. Again, someone else is going to have to look up the legalese.
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I saw a bud light 60mm a few years ago and just HAD to have one.....ya the paperwork was a real pain and took 7 months. Ammo controlled by NRCAN?, nope just the liquor store
I saw a bud light 60mm a few years ago and just HAD to have one.....ya the paperwork was a real pain and took 7 months. Ammo controlled by NRCAN?, nope just the liquor store
fat tony
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
^You must have done terrible, awful things to obtain that nice piece!
I remember the 60mms from TQ3 * the kind without the bipod, and t&e; (all those years ago). We never got to enjoy them again.
I remember the 60mms from TQ3 * the kind without the bipod, and t&e; (all those years ago). We never got to enjoy them again.
