Replica RPG
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Strange, I just clicked on IMAs shipping restriction and it say its good to ship international, CBSA may poop themselves seeing it and it would have to be couried to Canada and not be mailed. I also doubt its a replica "firearm" and will leave that to others with deeper knowledge on that to weigh in on.
Well....no, but they'd definitely be a defense article and at the very least you'd have to have CGD registration to possess it. Deactivated ones no problem. Funny, given the ubiquity of the RPG-7 you'd think there would be more dewats of them around.
I believe you can have a real launcher(very crude things, so they are) but no rockets, naturally. They're not firearms, in Canada, due to the velocity of the rocket. Considered to be destructive devices Stateside, as I recall. U.S. Class 3 kit.
That thing isn't real at all. It's a plastic model. Does say on the site that they are available internationally. Mind you, playing silly bugger with one will get you shot by a frightened copper. Paying $175US for it is daft though.
That thing isn't real at all. It's a plastic model. Does say on the site that they are available internationally. Mind you, playing silly bugger with one will get you shot by a frightened copper. Paying $175US for it is daft though.
Ok, well every other 'Replica Non-Firing Gun' that they have are not available for international shipping.
How on earth can a ROCKET PROPELLED GRENADE launcher be considered to be a firearm? Seriously, take a second and THINK about stuff before you post it on the internet.
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From what I have found looking into it, you possess a REAL RPG 7 which is not restricted, but the ammo is of course prohibited.
correct...this is the case with ALL so called rocket launchers....the ammo is prohibited...the launcher is just a pipe with handles
You mean a Ruchnoy Protivotankovyy Granatomyot. Let's get our proper terminology right! 
How on earth can a ROCKET PROPELLED GRENADE launcher be considered to be a firearm? Seriously, take a second and THINK about stuff before you post it on the internet.
Since it's non restricted, so it means some importer can import truck load of those from Cambodian, right ? Now where is the importer who willing to do all the paper work, Marstar, maybe ? Honestly, finding truck load of those in Cambodia wasn't that hard.
