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So lets pretend the 1919 get approved. How long from then until I can buy one? just genreally speaking. I realize it probably varies but do you have any kind of guess-timate?
 
Ok, that's just ridiculous. 1 year without word one on whether they've even looked at it, or it's status? What recourse do you have, Canam?
 
wow and i thought that these things were already in circulation from seeing this thread a long time ago... the RCMP is really getting bad with these classifications! there are a number of other firearms that have yet to be classified, and have been in their possession for a long time.
 
Yet another reason why the RCMP should be disbanded. Just another disgrace to add to the ever growing list.
 
WTF!!!!??????????? Seriously. I doubt I could not do my job for 1 hour and get fired and they get an entire ####ing year!?
 
WTF!!!!??????????? Seriously. I doubt I could not do my job for 1 hour and get fired and they get an entire f**king year!?

I would imagine they have a few other duties besides classifying your adult gun-toys.

That being said, I wish they'd get on classifying the ISSC MK22, I need a new toy. :D
 
" I would imagine they have a few other duties besides classifying your adult gun-toys."

No; These aren't traffic cops who deal with firearm classifications in their spare time.

Firearm classification is their actual job. And they aren't doing it.
 
Yeah, this should be easy. The criminal code says a firearm is restricted if, "The firearm of the design commonly known as the M-16 rifle, and any variant or modified version of it." Now how does the law define variant? Oh, it doesn't! Let's check Webster's dictionary, "variant: varying usually slightly from the standard form"

So does the criminal code mean for us to use that definition of variant? Is the varying a matter of operation, power, cosmetics, or something else? Until the courts deal with the ambiguity anything that looks kinda, sorta like an AR if you squint could be declared a restricted firearm, even if it is a single shot airgun.

How long should it take someone to propose a legal classification on the basis of an ambiguous regulation? At least we've got this forum to come up with a definative answer to that question...
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