pistol parts

[Zygy]

Hi,guys.
I've decide to sell one of my semi-auto pistol for parts.
My question is:
Which parts cannot be sold according to law?
Regards
Zygy

It's NORINCO NP762.

 

[Raymund]

Usually the frame , but on newer modular designs the fire control unit

 

[marshall]

What model? Usually the part with the serial number on it. some guns will have serial numbers on barrels , mags, etc, but the frame is what counts.
These days , most parts don't bring enough to warrant demolishing a good pistol.

 

[Geoff B]

what model? Usually the part with the serial number on it. Some guns will have serial numbers on barrels , mags, etc, but the frame is what counts.
These days , most parts don't bring enough to warrant demolishing a good pistol.

x2!

 

[klepper62]

Good point marshall.

 

[Wendell]

Hi,guys. I've decide to sell one of my NORINCO NP762 semi-auto pistols for parts. My question is: Which parts cannot be sold according to law?

If you reference this parts diagram <https://www.gunpartscorp.com/gun-manufacturer/sig-sauer/auto-pistols-sig/226-sig/parts-list-p226>, except for the frame/receiver (#15 in this particular parts diagram), all of the depicted parts are transferable.

In order to legally transfer a cartridge magazine (#51 shows a cartridge magazine tube in this particular parts diagram), you must ensure that the person acquiring it holds a valid (Canadian) firearms license.

The pistol's frame/receiver (i.e.: #15) may be transferred to members on an exclusive short list (such as government agencies, licensed museums, licensed firearms businesses, or individuals holding a valid ATC), surrendered to the government for destruction, or exported.

 

[Zygy]

Great info Wendell.
Thank's everybody.

Zygy