What is that document called?

[Win 38-55]

From time to time, I recall someone has mentioned that there is a document or database, that Canada Customs uses, that lists all the different guns that qualify as antiques. What is that list called and where can a fellow get access to it?

 

[DEZ]

FRT tables you need to be a verifier or gun store owner

 

[mcpiper]

It's also not 100% accurate and does not clearly define every antique as an antique.

 

[DANCESWITHEMPTIES]

One of the guidelines that they use is Memorandum D19-13-2. Not a 100% accurate & covers more than just antiques. I was told that any documentation the RCMP provides will usually trump their guideline to their agents, as it is usually law or orders in council. A quick look through it & the only list that I can find is: Handguns excluded from the definition of "prohibited Firearms" for international sporting competition. Hope this is of some help...

 

[Win 38-55]

Thanks, men. I was not aware it was not accessible to the general public.

 

[scianna54]

It is for the price of $650

 

[outlan22]

ran across this site while surfing ,, not sure who would quaifiy or cost involved.

http://www.forensictechnology.com/p6

 

[scianna54]

ran across this site while surfing ,, not sure who would quaifiy or cost involved.

http://www.forensictechnology.com/p6

They give it to cops for free, everybody else pays $650.

 

[rgbai]

I've seen it listed on torrent sites but i seem to get viruses every time i try to download something from them.

 

[scianna54]

I've seen it listed on torrent sites but i seem to get viruses every time i try to download something from them.

Those are not real torrent sites.