Looking for a dealer, gunsmith who can do a conversion to non-restricted. There use to be a sponsored dealer that advertised on the forum but I cannot seam to find the add. Any help would be appreciated. Looking to convert a 9mm carbine to non-restricted. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Restricted to Non-Restricted conversions
- Thread starter DUSANB
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polskadude
CGN frequent flyer
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- London Ontario
Do you need a gunsmith to make the barrel for you? Do you need someone to install a existing barrel that you have? or are you looking for a firearms verifier to file the paperwork?
If you state which firearm, it'll make your request easier to solve.
If you state which firearm, it'll make your request easier to solve.
onetwentyish
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- East Central AB (AKA Northern Texas)
Herron Arms for quality, Dlask for economics, although I dont know if they will do the GHM9
polskadude
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- London Ontario
Yes you can make an MPX non restricted. It’s been done by a CGN memeber.
The MCX rifle in 556 is an AR variant. The MPX rifle in 9mm would probably be like the FX9 in that it looks kinda of like an AR but is restricted by length.
Hmmn. I didn't think you could convert any AR variant to NR, regardless of calibre. AFAIK the FX isn't an AR, just a lookalike PCC with similar manual of arms. That being said I'm no expert so it very well might be doable to convert the Sig
onetwentyish
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- East Central AB (AKA Northern Texas)
MCX (5.56/.300BLK RIFLE) is classified as an AR variant and restricted by name. The MPX (9MM PISTOL CAL CARBINE) is classified as its own design and only restricted by the short barrel.
Has anyone done this to an MPX and managed to get it classified as NR?
For comparisons sake, our group buy from IRG on the Scorpion Evo 3 Carbine with a Douglas Match 18.7" barrel ended up costing just under $2k, original barrel included. I would guess a bit north of that for a one off.
