Non-Restricted CZ EVO 3 Skorpions @ Dlask Arms Corp.

I have 4 more on the way. Should be here in a few weeks hopefully. The barrels are just out for bluing so they should be back by next week and ready to install.

*Please DO NOT ASK TO PRE-ORDER. It is our company policy not to sell what we do not have physically in our shop.* We run on a first-come first-served basis once they are ready for sale. We will post them here once that happens.
 
$1200 or so.

However, there are too many "pistols" on the market... I mentioned on cgn multiple times that it is silly to buy one - once pistol, always pistol

PS. Sorry, I was thinking about cost of restricted sold around by others
 
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Dlask Arms said:
Yes, we can do conversions on Restricted CARBINE rifles but not for the PISTOL version. (Because it would not change the status) Cost for the full conversion including the barrel and verification to change the status in the registry is the usual $550 + tax.
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On my reg cert is says Commercial Version under Type. I assume this means I have a carbine.
 
LeadMonkey said:
I disagree... I think the long barrels on these rifles complete defeats the purpose and appeal to the gun, but that's just my opinion.

I would much rather have the pistol and an arm brace, that way they still let me take it South when I travel there... perfect self defence weapon when travelling in the great ghetto land that has become the USA... as you may know sub 16 inch rifles are not permitted for temporary importation.
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You could have a pistol form carbine registered as a rifle here and still use it as the pistol it was designed as down there, couldn't you?
 
LeadMonkey said:
I honestly have no idea, guess it would depend what is approved on your form 6 NIA, but that form asks you to pick the type as either pistol, rifle or shotgun, and fill in the serial number, overall length, and Canadian registration certification number. if you said rifle that barrel better be bigger than 16 inches, if you said pistol than no stock and overall length would be limited to some number I imagine... don't see how you could have both when dealing with both USA's CBP and Canada's CBSA officials who both inspect the firearm.
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Well we know what aplies in one country, often does not in another. To me there should be no problem claiming that your Canadian stockless SBR is a pistol for the purposes of entry into the states. I dont think they give much heed to the regi cert, they care more about the actual specifics. The regi might just speed up the process of verification.
 
onetwentyish said:
You could have a pistol form carbine registered as a rifle here and still use it as the pistol it was designed as down there, couldn't you?
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US rule on pistols is based on features with the main one being lack of sholder stock no ability to attach one. However, how many go to us with something big like evo for carry? I would take m&p handgun at the most.
 
Dlask Arms said:
Yes, we can do conversions on Restricted CARBINE rifles but not for the PISTOL version. (Because it would not change the status) Cost for the full conversion including the barrel and verification to change the status in the registry is the usual $550 + tax.
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Thanks guys this really helps me in making a informed decision now. I have not purchased either yet but knowing my possible options now makes the decision much easier. As I would want to none restricted I would buy a carbine version now knowing this. And the price for the none restricted conversion is to me very reasonable.

One more question is it possible to have the conversion done with a full length shrowd, I personally find that look more appeasing to me.

Thanks for the info again.
 
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