- Location
- Vancouver BC
That's just wrong on so many levels.
Rossi Puma .44 Mag
- Thread starter WanstallsOnline
- Start date
That's just wrong on so many levels.
RevolverRodger
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Somewhere in QC
Are they going to be in before Christmas ??
- Location
- Vancouver BC
Any new info here? The anticipation is killing me
WanstallsOnline
Expried Business Member
- Location
- Maple Ridge BC
I do, ill be back in a bit to fill you in....
- Location
- Vancouver BC
ooooo I HATE it when he does that... (pace pace pace pace...)
WanstallsOnline
Expried Business Member
- Location
- Maple Ridge BC
UPDATE:
Word is a Canadian delivery date is set for the 2nd or 3rd week in February. Process of getting these approved by the CFO is the only question. They are working on this as we speak. Not sure if the Chiappa approval will set precedent but my fingers are crossed.
getting closer!!!!
Gary
Word is a Canadian delivery date is set for the 2nd or 3rd week in February. Process of getting these approved by the CFO is the only question. They are working on this as we speak. Not sure if the Chiappa approval will set precedent but my fingers are crossed.
getting closer!!!!
Gary
- Location
- Vancouver BC
I don't see how they can allow the chiappa and not the rossi. Even the CFC can't claim we can turn these into full autos
2ndShotCanada
CGN Regular
An a somewhat related note... does anyone know the overall length of the 16" barrel carbine models? since the anticipation is killing me too i may have to buy one in the mean time...
hans slayer
CGN Regular
- Location
- Vancouver Island
Not at home to measure it but I believe it was 30 inches for my .45 Rossi 16" barrel.
RevolverRodger
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Somewhere in QC
good news !
Now I gotta start saving the cash
Now I gotta start saving the cash
2ndShotCanada
CGN Regular
Thanks for the length guys... now to find a .44Mag carbine... and patiently await the Ranch Hand
- Location
- Vancouver BC
You'll love it. I've got one, great compact little shooter. Feels wonderful to shoot, and is awesome to have beside you on the sofa while you watch old john wayne movies
WanstallsOnline
Expried Business Member
- Location
- Maple Ridge BC
I think the real length we should be concerned with will be 24" Ranch Hand and the minimum 26" allowable by the CFC
I think the real length we should be concerned with will be 24" Ranch Hand and the minimum 26" allowable by the CFC
I plan on putting a shortened full stock on mine so 26" won't be a problem but there has been non restricted guns shorter then 26" in the past such as that pistol gripped rossi backpacker or what ever it was called....It may be under review however.
Worse case scenario someone brings in a bunch of replacement wood that is a few inches longer..... but like I said I will be running a full stock on mine.
- Location
- Vancouver BC
It would be pretty crushing to wait this long and lose out.
2ndShotCanada
CGN Regular
I'd still take one even as a restricted and just add a full stock or, hell, all 2" of wood to the end and cover it with a slip on recoil pad to hide the different wood.
Wildbore
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Nipigon, Ontario
I think the real length we should be concerned with will be 24" Ranch Hand and the minimum 26" allowable by the CFC
The law says you cannot alter a gun to below 26," or it will become prohibited.
The law says NOTHING about a gun manufactured to any length. It will be non-restricted as long as it came from the factory at 24".
I'd be more concerned about them ruling that it's a handgun. Then they actually have a (weak) leg to stand on if someone takes them to court over it.
I don't think there will be a problem, as because someone has stated, there is already non-restricted mare's legs in Canada.
