++UPDATE Jan.13/23++ Last Chance to Make your Bren 2 Ms NON-RESTRICTED

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We have a VERY limited amount of Bren 2 Ms barrels for the SHORT 5.56 NATO (8 & 11 inch models) gas systmes out now for turning. They should be back and ready within 2-3 weeks and this will be the last of them until after the 'Common Sense Revolution' that cannot come soon enough...

We are selling these barrels on a first come, first served basis and all sales are NON-REFUNDABLE. You will get a barrel, installation, test firing aand us changing the status with the Registry but whether the panisies in charge decide to go against parlimentary procedure and ban these by OIC we cannot guarantee.

Like I have ssaid many times in the past, nothing gets cheaper or easier. Get your barrel today and get your $3,000 rifle off the books NOW ,before it's too late.

If you have a SHORT gas systme Bren 2 that you want one of these barrels for then call me at the shop with a CC for paymeent and reserve yours today.
 
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Perhaps im not understanding how this gets a “$3,000 rifle off the books” because didn’t their back door long gun registration make it so gunsmiths have to keep detailed records for 20 years of work they have done and who for and on what firearm? So if a ban happens, they know dlask did conversions on brens so they just raid dlask and get everyone’s information? This post isn’t meant to deter sales from dlask, i am actually interested since i have a gunsmith license and don’t know the process
 
freekshow001 said:
Perhaps im not understanding how this gets a “$3,000 rifle off the books” because didn’t their back door long gun registration make it so gunsmiths have to keep detailed records for 20 years of work they have done and who for and on what firearm? So if a ban happens, they know dlask did conversions on brens so they just raid dlask and get everyone’s information? This post isn’t meant to deter sales from dlask, i am actually interested since i have a gunsmith license and don’t know the process
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I have also the same questions. I have another one that I am debating whether I should convert it to NR as well or not. The communist government already knows that you have it in restricted status. When a gunsmith files to change the status to NR the government knows that as well in addition the record that gunsmith must keep for 20 years. If the gunsmith store is burned down hypothetically, the government still have that record from the time you got it at R status to the time to changed it to NR. If you were to sell it, you will need to get reference number. So I am not sure how we can get it “off the book” by changing the class. Please educate me if I missed anything.

I can see an advantage if you are going to sell it before they become prohibited. No need to wait months to transfer for NR guns.

As to keeping it, NR or R would not matter once it becomes prohibited.
 
bacardi said:
I have also the same questions. I have another one that I am debating whether I should convert it to NR as well or not. The communist government already knows that you have it in restricted status. When a gunsmith files to change the status to NR the government knows that as well in addition the record that gunsmith must keep for 20 years. If the gunsmith store is burned down hypothetically, the government still have that record from the time you got it at R status to the time to changed it to NR. If you were to sell it, you will need to get reference number. So I am not sure how we can get it “off the book” by changing the class. Please educate me if I missed anything.

I can see an advantage if you are going to sell it before they become prohibited. No need to wait months to transfer for NR guns.

As to keeping it, NR or R would not matter once it becomes prohibited.
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When you sell it, you get a reference number that only means you conducted a check on said PAL holder having a valid license. Which then gives you permission to proceed to sell them one, or more or no firearms. Yes just because you get the PAL checked doesn’t mean you are doing a sale. People are getting wayyy too confused. It’s not a secret registry when you buy a non restricted and do an online check. I’ve bought recently it’s fine. Ask your local gun store, they’ll confirm.
 
BigBeaverBoomStix said:
When you sell it, you get a reference number that only means you conducted a check on said PAL holder having a valid license. Which then gives you permission to proceed to sell them one, or more or no firearms. Yes just because you get the PAL checked doesn’t mean you are doing a sale. People are getting wayyy too confused. It’s not a secret registry when you buy a non restricted and do an online check. I’ve bought recently it’s fine. Ask your local gun store, they’ll confirm.
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If you get a reference number to check someone's PAL and you say you don't have the gun when they come a knocking... they would then go down the list of reference numbers that you created and eventually figure out that someone isn't being honest... and then who knows what comes after that. Do they continue digging? I'm not sure.

The best defense may be that you didn't know you had to get a reference number to verify PAL's. I'm not sure what the repercussions would be but I'm willing to bet that there's a large number of gun owners who don't realize that you're supposed to get references for the PAL checks...
 
BigBeaverBoomStix said:
When you sell it, you get a reference number that only means you conducted a check on said PAL holder having a valid license. Which then gives you permission to proceed to sell them one, or more or no firearms. Yes just because you get the PAL checked doesn’t mean you are doing a sale. People are getting wayyy too confused. It’s not a secret registry when you buy a non restricted and do an online check. I’ve bought recently it’s fine. Ask your local gun store, they’ll confirm.
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richmyster said:
If you get a reference number to check someone's PAL and you say you don't have the gun when they come a knocking... they would then go down the list of reference numbers that you created and eventually figure out that someone isn't being honest... and then who knows what comes after that. Do they continue digging? I'm not sure.

The best defense may be that you didn't know you had to get a reference number to verify PAL's. I'm not sure what the repercussions would be but I'm willing to bet that there's a large number of gun owners who don't realize that you're supposed to get references for the PAL checks...
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Right. So that means the puck stopped with you as the original gun owner who obtained the gun at R and then converted it to NR.

The main question still remain: how is it converting R gun to NR now will get the the gun "off the book(s)"? I am genuinely interested as this is the only thing that weighing me down before I spend the extra money to get my second gun to be converted to NR.

In the past before we are required to get reference # to sell or buy NR, people can meet in person and view each other PAL and on we go. There was no "recording" PAL information. This way allows people to get or sell a NR gun without having to be "on the book" so to speak.
 
freekshow001 said:
Perhaps im not understanding how this gets a “$3,000 rifle off the books” because didn’t their back door long gun registration make it so gunsmiths have to keep detailed records for 20 years of work they have done and who for and on what firearm? So if a ban happens, they know dlask did conversions on brens so they just raid dlask and get everyone’s information? This post isn’t meant to deter sales from dlask, i am actually interested since i have a gunsmith license and don’t know the process
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Not correct per se. Once the rifle is N/R you are free to do many more things with it. Like shoot it in the bush. Or sell it to someone that only has a N/R PAL. Or go canoeing.

Curious, you say you have a gunsmith license, where did you get that ? I always laugh when I have to deactivate or fill out other CFP forms and it asks for the signature of a 'Licensed Gunsmith' and yet there is NO accreditation in Canada and the people responsible for guns in this country don't even know that, lol. Idiots, and that's being kind....
 
Hey Leigh, just curious if any of the following NR barrels are available...

B&T APC 223
B&T APC300
Bren2 5.56
Bren 2 7.62x39

Thanks
 
copeland said:
Hey Leigh, just curious if any of the following NR barrels are available...

B&T APC 223
B&T APC300
Bren2 5.56
Bren 2 7.62x39

Thanks
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We have the 7.62 in stock right now, find them here ;

https://dlaskarms.com/product/cz-bren-2-n-r-barrel-conversion-by-dlask-arms-corp/

For the 5.56 NATO versions we have about 4 coming from turning that are not currently spoken for. They are all the SHORT gas sytem, so the 8 and 11 inch guns. These are not on thee website so if you want one you will need to call the shop with your information and a CC to purchase it.
 
I called yesterday, about an email a couple weeks ago. I have an 11” and I would love to have Dlask do the conversion. Where should I watch for the post about the last barrel drop?
 
Dlask Arms said:
Not correct per se. Once the rifle is N/R you are free to do many more things with it. Like shoot it in the bush. Or sell it to someone that only has a N/R PAL. Or go canoeing.

Curious, you say you have a gunsmith license, where did you get that ? I always laugh when I have to deactivate or fill out other CFP forms and it asks for the signature of a 'Licensed Gunsmith' and yet there is NO accreditation in Canada and the people responsible for guns in this country don't even know that, lol. Idiots, and that's being kind....
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Source: Trust me bro LOL
 
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