r/canadaguns • u/Mountain-Badger-4627 • Mar 14 '26

Application / Regulation advice Legalities to 3d print firearm parts

In Canada, what firearm-related things are legal to 3D print? I know receivers are illegal to print, but what about things like chassis and stocks?

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u/Acceptable_Visit_115 Mar 14 '26

 but you’d need to submit the specs, photos, and related documents to the firearms lab, which would need to also be checked by a verifier before being issued a sub FRT. And thats IF they issue a sub FRT

if it needs to be registered (i.e. Restricted long gun), they will 100% issue you a sub-FRT.

Also, the RCMP CFP have their own verifiers as well, but having a local verifier is indeed easier.

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u/Vintage_Pieces_10 Mar 14 '26

While I realize registering things is a stupid idea in the current firearm climate, if it’s easy enough I may try it out to see and document the process (and yes I know what can be “cut” before it’s prohibited, and yes I know what can have parts swapped around before it’s restricted).

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u/Acceptable_Visit_115 Mar 15 '26

Yeah you can just get a 14" 870 or shockwave and buy a folding stock. Or chop a cheap Turkish semi's barrel to longer than 18" but shorter than 18.5". Then get it verified and they'll contact the RCMP for FRT and registration. 

If you manage to document the process and let everyone know, you'd be our hero!

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u/Vintage_Pieces_10 Mar 15 '26

Well, I made a video with a link on how to cut down a shotgun here in Canada (barrel and stock) so it’s not out of the realm of possibility to do the verifier and super SBS next! (I have the video link too to the cut down tutorial if anybody wants it)

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u/Acceptable_Visit_115 Mar 15 '26

I've seen some 14" Auto 5 barrels (as-manufactured, not cut) in the US... Maybe you can do that instead lol