Snake Eyez Regular EE Expired Rating - 100% 11 0 0 Location Pickering Jun 3, 2006 #1 I have a 1890-1894 30/30 Winchester it was my grandfathers from when he was 16 years old sooooo 1920's. Would this be a prohibited rifle or no?
I have a 1890-1894 30/30 Winchester it was my grandfathers from when he was 16 years old sooooo 1920's. Would this be a prohibited rifle or no?
T tiriaq Super Moderator Moderating Team Rating - 100% 250 0 0 Jun 3, 2006 #2 Why would it be prohibited? Unless someone has sawed the barrel too short, a '94 Winchester would ordinarily be non-restricted.
Why would it be prohibited? Unless someone has sawed the barrel too short, a '94 Winchester would ordinarily be non-restricted.
Snake Eyez Regular EE Expired Rating - 100% 11 0 0 Location Pickering Jun 3, 2006 #3 I don't know thats why I am asking!
Stevo CGN Ultra frequent flyer Rating - 100% 121 0 0 Location NW Alberta Jun 3, 2006 #4 No, it's not prohibited, nor is it restricted.
NAA Akita Master Super Moderator Moderating Team Rating - 100% 233 0 0 Location S. Van Isle, B.C. Jun 3, 2006 #5 Snake Eyez said: I have a 1890-1894 30/30 Winchester it was my grandfathers from when he was 16 years old sooooo 1920's. Would this be a prohibited rifle or no? Click to expand... I'd say there's no such thing as an 1890 1894 .30/30 Winchester [rifle]. Production of the Win Model 1894 didn't start until 1894. And the .30-30 [as the .30 WCF] didn't make it's debut until 1895.
Snake Eyez said: I have a 1890-1894 30/30 Winchester it was my grandfathers from when he was 16 years old sooooo 1920's. Would this be a prohibited rifle or no? Click to expand... I'd say there's no such thing as an 1890 1894 .30/30 Winchester [rifle]. Production of the Win Model 1894 didn't start until 1894. And the .30-30 [as the .30 WCF] didn't make it's debut until 1895.