TC contender: what's the appeal ?
- Thread starter doctor_meltdown
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The G2 weren’t made for a lot of years like the G1 so not as many used available. If they ever opened up again it would make a lot of us happy. Until then I’ll just have to buy barrels from MGM and SSK and have them imported.
- Location
- Nova Scotia
They would see 30/30 on my cases and that all they would need to ban me. But the velocity is pretty high than what the pistol range is templated for. Guess when a house gets shot, you gotta tighten the noose to stay open.
I barely use that club anyways. Got one closer.
They've never heard of wildcats? What kind of gun club is that? - dan
- Location
- Nova Scotia
After the house got shot, the rules came down hard and it not always the club making them.
I've been looking for a stock I would detach easy. So I can use it as a pistol to rifle.
Handgun hunting is still permissable in many states and countries, including most of the states in the the United States, and (IHMSA) target practice and competition is another reason. Some people collect them, and - no doubt - some people use them in the course of their lawful occupation.
I suggest that you consult the firearm's registration certificate. If the registration certificate documents only one particular chambering, and if you sell that particular barrel, the registrar must be informed (of the 'caliber' change). Likewise, if every last barrel is sold it could be argued that the registrar must be informed of the change. If you keep (at least) one barrel, and that chambering is listed on the registration certificate, you'd be free to sell or otherwise dispose of the others (without any issues).
