Perfect NANUK hardcase for up to two handguns

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The NANUK 910 is the perfect size for your every day needs in terms of handgun transportation!!!

The picture shows an example of how you can customize your case with cubed foam.

In the picture the case is fitted for a Desert Eagle but it could easily fit two 9mm handguns.


Many colours available at www.tesro.ca



DISCLAIMER - Image shared from NANUK Facebook page. Ensure to always store your firearms and ammunition as required by Canadian gun laws.

 

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Its an amazing size, perfect for every day transportation to and from the range.

 

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Available in 8 different colors

 

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Check out our favorite single handgun case. Could also fit 2 handguns instead of ammo.

 

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One of the most versatile NANUK cases, small yet not too small and can fit so many different things!!!

 

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DISCLAIMER - The image only a demonstration of the space the NANUK 910 case offers, it is not allowed by Canadian Gun laws to store and transport a handgun and ammunition in the same case. Image shared from NANUK Facebook page

This seems wrong. Anyone else have a RCMP reference citation?

I got the following:

Storing Firearms Safely

Unload and lock your firearms!

Store the ammunition separately or lock it up. It can be stored in the same locked container as the firearms.

and this:

Displaying Firearms Safely

Unload and lock your firearms!

Here are the rules for displaying firearms in your home: Ammunition cannot be displayed with, or accessible to, the firearms.

The fact sheet from the RCMP website obviously is not exactly a page out of the law book...but it shouldn't be wrong right? Storage in the same locked container is permissible if in a safe, or difficult to access storage container. Displaying ammunition with (or accessible to) any firearm is illegal...but for transport it appears only storage laws apply! No?

 

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This seems wrong. Anyone else have a RCMP reference citation?

I got the following: http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/fs-fd/storage-entreposage-eng.htm

and this:

http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/fs-fd/storage-entreposage-eng.htm

The fact sheet from the RCMP website obviously is not exactly a page out of the law book...but it shouldn't be wrong right? Storage in the same locked container is permissible if in a safe, or difficult to access storage container. Displaying ammunition with (or accessible to) any firearm is illegal...but for transport it appears only storage laws apply! No?

Thanks for the quotes. It is correct that you can have it in the same container as long as it is LOCKED. Since there is no lock shown on the picture we just wanted to make sure people are aware.
Thanks for the right wording though.