关于Bullpup stock 这方面不明白怎么回事 请指导一下
rifle stock有些是合法有些违法 与枪管长度无关只是换枪托而已 不明白其中区别
原装用这种就合法 后期更换就违法
以SKS and
Ruger 10/22为列
这个算不合法
http://sgworks.com/store/
http://www.bullpupgunstocks.com/
下面这些又算合法
http://www.alliedarms.ca/SKS_Accessories.php
关于你的问题,首先你应该先理解什么是"bull pup",回答你的问题
Despite popular misconception, "bull pup" rifles are not prohibited in Canada. Aftermarket bull pup stocks designed to reduce the overall length of a rifle are classified as "prohibited devices", and certain bull pup rifles are proscribed as prohibited firearms through Order in Council.
RCMP的规定,很多都没有道理可寻,好比ARs都是restricted firearm。
简单的几个地方你要注意如果要改装的话
枪支的classification
barrel lengths
Overall Lengths
相关知识:
CC s. 84(1) "restricted firearm" (b): If a firearm has a barrel length less than 18.5"/470mm AND is centrefire AND is semi-automatic, that combination forces the firearm into the "restricted firearm" class. In such a case, IT DOES NOT MATTER HOW THE BARREL ARRIVED AT THAT LENGTH. The rule is the same regardless of how it ARRIVED at the too-short length -- but note carefully that this rule is overridden by the rule just below if the barrel is
SHORTENED BY CUTTING IT DOWN OR BY SUBSTITUTION to less than 18"/457mm. That is a case of "the specific overrides the general."
Therefore, a Browning Auto-5 or Remington Model 11-87 shotgun with an 18-5/8"/474mm barrel is non-restricted. Cut the barrel to 18-1/4"/464mm and it becomes a "restricted firearm." Cut it again -- to 17-7/8"/454mm -- and it becomes a "prohibited firearm." It is amazing how cutting 3/8"/10mm rings off its barrel changes the basic character of the firearm, with less than an inch of overall length change!
If you then refit the firearm with a 20" barrel, it becomes a non-restricted firearm again. It doesn't HAVE to make sense, it's GOVERNMENT POLICY.
(1) "prohibited firearm" (d): If the barrel has been SHORTENED to less than 18"/457mm, after leaving the factory, "by sawing, cutting or ANY other alteration or modification" that forces the firearm into the "prohibited firearm" class.
NOTE: The firearm is NOT forced into the "prohibited firearm" class if it left the factory with the barrel at below-18"/457mm barrel length. I have, for example, a .22 rimfire semi-auto 30-shot rifle with a 9-3/4" barrel, a .410 single-shot shotgun with an 11-3/4" barrel, two 12-gauge pump-action shotguns with 14" barrels, a .22 rimfire pump-action rifle with a 17-7/8" custom barrel and a .223 calibre rifle with a 14" barrel -- AND ALL OF THEM ARE NON-RESTRICTED. THAT IS BECAUSE THEY EITHER LEFT THE FACTORY WITH THOSE BARRELS, OR WERE FITTED WITH FACTORY- OR CUSTOM-MADE BARRELS IN THOSE LENGTHS AT SOME LATER DATE, and were NEVER fitted with a longer barrel. One left the factory with NO barrel, and so a 14" barrel could be legally fitted.
My assembly of that collection of idiocy demonstrations was deliberate. The law apparently tried to prohibit certain lengths of barrel or firearm -- and failed miserably, because the limits are all conditional. Assembling the necessary parts to change one of your firearms into one of my above-noted configurations is something you can do as a hobby. It is a risky hobby. You may be forced to defend the legality of what you have, or have done, in a court of law -- at heavy expense -- because some police officer does NOT understand all the above technicalities. You may even be convicted -- because some JUDGE does not understand firearms law. Did YOU understand it before reading ALL of this posting? Are you SURE you understand the limits NOW?
It is IMPORTANT to understand what you can and cannot do.