Sulun SPAS-12 – SPAS repro availability for import

M-1 Carbine in .22 caliber by Chiappa has no mechanical similiraty to a real M-1 Carbine .30 caliber, but the RCMP still classified it as a variant and recently ban it anyway.
 
I have access to the parts drawings for the new turkish spas and a bunch sitting with a friend in europe.

Does anyone here have access to the tac-12 m3 super 90 to compare and measure? It seems possible that at least the stock fits...
 
Years ago a company made what they called an "MP-5" but in 22LR. It shared no parts with the centerfire MP-5, but because they advertised it as an "MP-5" except in 22LR, it was deemed a variant and made prohibited. Eventually GSG came out with the exact same gun except they didn't advertise it as an MP-5 and it was made non-restricted.
 
ArmedGinger said:
Years ago a company made what they called an "MP-5" but in 22LR. It shared no parts with the centerfire MP-5, but because they advertised it as an "MP-5" except in 22LR, it was deemed a variant and made prohibited. Eventually GSG came out with the exact same gun except they didn't advertise it as an MP-5 and it was made non-restricted.
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And then went on the be made prohibited.
 
UpperCanadaRebellion said:
Look up the blaze-47 and come back to us with your guess.
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StandardIssue said:
You have a lot to learn about Canada's legal framework with regards to firearms. The RCMP will arbitrarily classify it as prohibited strictly on a named variant & cosmetic basis and they have done so many times in the past.

The RCMP has the ability to make up it's own gun laws and interpretations and the Canadian kangaroo courts find every way to legitimize it.

Your logic doesn't matter and countless lawyers have tried to argue otherwise. The Canadian government doesn't have a legal definition as to what a "variant" is, and they kept it ambiguous on purpose so they can ban everything.
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Guess you were wrong, https://www.tacticalimports.ca/nonrestricted-firearms-c-1/sg12-spas-p-888.html
 
pcvando said:
"The Sulun SPAS 12 is a faithful homage to one of the most iconic shotguns in history, the legendary Franchi SPAS-12. Designed and manufactured by Sulun Arms, this shotgun delivers the unmistakable aesthetic and presence of the original, while updating it for today’s shooters."

In other words, it is a newly made SPAS-12 clone, regardless of whether or not it shares any parts interchangeability.

The RCMP would consider it a variant of the existing named prohibited SPAS-12.
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I guess they didn't! Glad I held on to hope

https://www.tacticalimports.ca/nonrestricted-firearms-c-1/sg12-spas-p-888.html
 
StandardIssue said:
You have a lot to learn about Canada's legal framework with regards to firearms. The RCMP will arbitrarily classify it as prohibited strictly on a named variant & cosmetic basis and they have done so many times in the past.

The RCMP has the ability to make up it's own gun laws and interpretations and the Canadian kangaroo courts find every way to legitimize it.

Your logic doesn't matter and countless lawyers have tried to argue otherwise. The Canadian government doesn't have a legal definition as to what a "variant" is, and they kept it ambiguous on purpose so they can ban everything.
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Lol, https://www.tacticalimports.ca/nonrestricted-firearms-c-1/sg12-spas-p-888.html
 
pcvando said:
"The Sulun SPAS 12 is a faithful homage to one of the most iconic shotguns in history, the legendary Franchi SPAS-12. Designed and manufactured by Sulun Arms, this shotgun delivers the unmistakable aesthetic and presence of the original, while updating it for today’s shooters."

In other words, it is a newly made SPAS-12 clone, regardless of whether or not it shares any parts interchangeability.

The RCMP would consider it a variant of the existing named prohibited SPAS-12.
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Glad everyone in this thread dunking on my idea was wrong, Guess you were wrong, https://www.tacticalimports.ca/nonrestricted-firearms-c-1/sg12-spas-p-888.html
 
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