r/canadaguns • u/goshathegreat • Aug 09 '25

Uhhhh guys?

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Does this mean what I think it does? New FRT for the FGC9, a 3d printed 9mm PCC.

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u/feeddageek Aug 10 '25 edited Aug 10 '25

If what you think is "I can print one", it probably does not mean what you think it does.

First-off C-21 made the files for the fgc9 prohibited by themselves. Second, the (new) position of the RCMP is that a PAL does not allow you to manufacture a firearm, not even for personal use.

So if you have a business firearm licence that allow you to manufacture restricted firearm, you could print a fgc9, but in any other case, you cannot! And just having or accessing the file required to print one would be a criminal offence. 

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u/LawAbidingSparky Aug 10 '25

I distinctly remember ten years ago reading that it was legal to make a firearm for personal use. I don’t believe a law came into effect forbidding this, so why is it now illegal?

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u/Tamination Aug 10 '25

RCMP said they changed their minds and no you can't manufacture your own firearms.

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u/NavXIII Aug 10 '25

What if you manufactured one before they changed their mind?

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u/Original_Dankster ON Aug 10 '25

If it's registered as a restricted, then it's legal (and restricted)

If not, then it's illegal.

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u/outline8668 Aug 10 '25

I think the new law now prohibits possession of any unlawfully manufactured firearm. So while the firearm itself may be restricted or non-restricted, possession of it is a separate offense. I don't see anything in the wording that specifically grandfathers old homemades.