May 31st, 2008, 12:18 | #46 |
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everyone ordered fronts they shipped ,buttstocks they shipped motors...they shipped mags it makes it trought ? no ? so back to my question only the metal body would not make it ?
stop the bla bla i want to put my mark on the forum saying bla bla read the faq's been a round and read them... |
May 31st, 2008, 12:42 | #47 |
You're asking for an exact answer where one doesn't exist. The current law is not made for clear, logical answers. As I've already told you, CBSA has grounds to seize non-receiver externals if they choose to. Right now, that is generally not what they do.
However, if a CBSA agent does choose to seize externals, CBSA would most likely back them up and you'd have quite a fight on your hands. However, though it is illegal to manufacture prohibited devices (replica firearm), it is not illegal (per strict wording in CCC) to possess parts that can be assembled into a replica firearm (can't outlaw wood, after all). Begs the question of why they can even seize replica receivers when it's not assembled onto a gun. As I've said, the current law is problematic.
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June 17th, 2008, 12:18 | #48 |
yo im going to try gettin a job at a outdoor sports place like wholesale sports and see if i can get them to import specific guns becauce i alraedy know that they have a few ccc guns
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June 17th, 2008, 12:35 | #49 |
No, that won't work. You're silly.
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