So, what models "machineguns" got a FRT now?
- Thread starter J. Savoie
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dragansrbin
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- Stoners Creek
come on mg42, i hope there is one for it
NavyShooter
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- XMU Local .303
There is one.
One of the dealers up top had the prototype built, but it was too expensive for series production.
Near as I can tell, the only use they make of it is as a marketing picture.
NS
One of the dealers up top had the prototype built, but it was too expensive for series production.
Near as I can tell, the only use they make of it is as a marketing picture.
NS
dragansrbin
Regular
- Location
- Stoners Creek
ok a serious question here
I don't quite understand the law on this
I would like to purchase the semi mg42/m53 in the near future,
since no one is offering one in Canada for the time being, I looked for alternatives in States and the only good one is the BRP Corp
http://www.brpguns.com/mg42semi.htm
can I import their receiver (legally) and get it registered as a semi? will that work?
They come unassembled with everything you need, would that receiver be ok and would it be registrable here in canada.
by reading the site they seem legal here,
-newly made receiver
-semi only
-closed bolt
-cant accept orig. full auto bolt and components
-seems perfect
I have read here on the forum that I have to personally make the receiver in order to have it classified as a home built, and get it registered
any info would be appreciated
thanks to any one replies
I don't quite understand the law on this
I would like to purchase the semi mg42/m53 in the near future,
since no one is offering one in Canada for the time being, I looked for alternatives in States and the only good one is the BRP Corp
http://www.brpguns.com/mg42semi.htm
can I import their receiver (legally) and get it registered as a semi? will that work?
They come unassembled with everything you need, would that receiver be ok and would it be registrable here in canada.
by reading the site they seem legal here,
-newly made receiver
-semi only
-closed bolt
-cant accept orig. full auto bolt and components
-seems perfect
I have read here on the forum that I have to personally make the receiver in order to have it classified as a home built, and get it registered
any info would be appreciated
thanks to any one replies
call the RCMP firearms techs
they will NEED/WANT a WORKING gun to test for classification......
but IF the us will approve export import should not be a problem....
they will NEED/WANT a WORKING gun to test for classification......
but IF the us will approve export import should not be a problem....
dragansrbin
Regular
- Location
- Stoners Creek
ok thank you for the info,
hopefully the us will allow the export of it here,
hopefully the us will allow the export of it here,
just remember also
IF the rcmp decide its prohib you have 3 choices
none of them you get the gun back....
destroy it
re-export it $$$$$$
donate it to thier labs
and maybe a 4th
see if they will allow it hipped to a licensed smith who can make changes and resubmit (if the changes are minor not new reciever )
IF the rcmp decide its prohib you have 3 choices
none of them you get the gun back....
destroy it
re-export it $$$$$$
donate it to thier labs
and maybe a 4th
see if they will allow it hipped to a licensed smith who can make changes and resubmit (if the changes are minor not new reciever )
dragansrbin
Regular
- Location
- Stoners Creek
ok does anyone have their contact info, for the rcmp techs
e-mail?? phone??
e-mail?? phone??
