What is the smallest restricted handgun?

gronski said:
I had a quick look at the guns that are exceptions to the prohibited rules according to:

http://www.cfc-cafc.gc.ca/info_for-renseignement/factsheets/r&p_e.asp

Certain handguns for use in international sporting competitions are excluded from the prohibition affecting the short-barreled and 25 or 32 calibre handguns. These handguns therefore are considered restricted firearms under the Criminal Code. These handguns are the:

Make / Model / Calibre
1. Benelli / MP 90 S / 32 S&W Long
2. Domino / OP 601 / 22 Short
3. Erma / ESP 85 A / 32 S&W Long
4. FAS / CF 603 / 32 S&W Long
5. FAS / 601 / 22 Short
6. Hammerli-Walther / 201 / 22 Short
7. Hammerli-Walther / 202 / 22 Short
8. Hammerli / 230 / 22 Short
9. Hammerli / 230-1 / 22 Short
10. Hammerli / 230-2 / 22 Short
11. Hammerli / 232 / 22 Short
12. Hammerli / 280 / 32 S&W Long
13. Hammerli / P240 / 32 S&W Long
14. Hammerli / SP-20 / 22 LR
15. Hammerli / SP-20 / 32 S&W Long
16. High Standard / Olympic / 22 Short
17. Manurhin / MR 32 Match / 32 S&W Long
18. Pardini / GP / 22 Short
19. Pardini / GP Schumann / 22 Short
20. Pardini / HP / 32 S&W Long
21. Pardini / MP / 32 S&W Long
22. Sako / 22-32 / 22 Short
23. Sako / 22-32 / 22 LR
24. Sako / 22-32 / 32 S&W Long
25. Sako / Tri-Ace / 22 Short
26. Sako / Tri-Ace / 22 LR
27. Sako / Tri-Ace / 32 S&W Long
28. Unique / DES 69 / 22 LR
29. Unique / VO 79 / 22 Short
30. Unique / DES 32 U / 32 S&W Long
31. Vostok / TOZ 96 / 32 S&W Long
32. Walther / GSP / 22 LR
33. Walther / GSP / 22 Short
34. Walther / GSP / 32 S&W Long
35. Walther / OSP / 22 LR
36. Walther / OSP / 22 Short
37. Walther / OSP / 32 S&W Long

But looking at them they are all full-on target pistols, and most look longer that 105mm anyway, so there were no compacts to be found.

Chris
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Barrels are often 101mm or less, but the OAL is generally quite long since the mags are in front of the trigger.
 
IM_Lugger said:
I sure hope so, that's the main reason I got it :eek:
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OK next question does anyone know the IPSC (NOT the USPSA) status of the H&K P7M8? I've determined that it falls into Stock Service Pistol for IDPA but I don't know what class I would shoot in under IPSC.

http://www.ipsc.org/proddiv.php

Lists it as "Not Approved", although apparently there was a short time in 2003 when it was approved. So if it is not production where would it fall?

Chris

P.S. Anyone want to sell me their H&K P7M8 Jubilee or a Glock 19 Pro?
 
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