swiss arms value??

As long as you keep it for a long time and get to shoot it, then you will get your money's worth. They are great rifles to shoot; very, very accurate and easy on the shoulder. I suspect that eventually though the resale value will be very low, if you are able to sell it.
 
HotSoup said:
Except you will be able to use it at the range according to the new law...
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I'm not buying into their bs propaganda this time.

Smoke and mirrors. Bait and switch. History repeats itself.

Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me. I'm not getting fooled this time around.
 
Except you will be able to use it at the range according to the new law...
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You will need to request an ATT to take it to the range. C71 revokes all ATT's so everyone will have to apply for a new ATT. If your CFO decides not to issue you an ATT for your newly prohibited CZ858 or Swiss Arms, you will not be legally shooting it at the range. This really sucks. The CFO is under no obligation to actually issue an ATT and the public has little recourse.
 
I think they will sell a good price fo a couple of weeks, in my case i wont get the prohibited status as i will move my Black Special permantly to my house in NH.
 
Brian46 said:
Correct, if it were legal, I would have sold my sniper version tthere. If people thought the price of the sniper version here is outrageous, they didn't look at what a sig clone of it sells for stateside
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You could be right, we are only starting our paper work for the transfert of many firearms in the state, since my inlaw ( house was bought in co propriety) have both nationality it should not be to bad but time will tell .
 
caramel said:
You could be right, we are only starting our paper work for the transfert of many firearms in the state, since my inlaw ( house was bought in co propriety) have both nationality it should not be to bad but time will tell .
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I guarantee you, you cant.

Thats why pre-ban SAN rifles in the states go for $10 000- 15 000.

There is one company called JDI imports I believe, that have managed to import receivers and barrels and assemble rifles in the USA.

Full rifles cannot be imported to the USA.
 
And that's why this lovely 12(6) Beretta Jetfire with 3 magazines cost me only $100.

Because the number of Canadians who can legally own them is small and getting smaller each passing day.

Prohibitions are slow confiscations with zero cost to the government.

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