r/canadaguns • u/Mountain-Badger-4627 • Mar 15 '26

Application / Regulation advice 3d printing chassis for 10/22

Could I/ Should I 3d print a fennac chassis for my 10/22 receiver or would that be crossing the legal line?

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u/Hot_Cheesecake_905 Mar 15 '26

It’s legal to print a chassis.

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u/Acceptable_Visit_115 Mar 15 '26

As long as it's not a bullpup.

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u/CryptidWorks CryptidWorks Mar 15 '26

Which is a crying shame, as someone who loves bullpups.

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u/warpFTL Mar 17 '26

Even if it's a pup, you'd just need to stay within the legal length ya?

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u/Acceptable_Visit_115 Mar 17 '26

Well it explicitly said bull-pup stocks are prohibited devices.

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u/warpFTL Mar 17 '26

Doh..need to brush up on the ban info.

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u/TheSaSQuatCh Mar 15 '26

Perfectly legal. Make sure you’re using the right materials, though. I did my first one in PETG and it deformed after 6 months. I believe Nylon with Glass should do the trick, but you’ll need to do your research and also listen to someone who’s printed significantly more than me….

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u/ThePoeticJester Mar 15 '26

Its all good in da hood

I printed a chassis for my Savage MKII and it was pretty cool. As long as it doesnt make it a bulpup youre fine

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u/SniperTeamTango Mar 15 '26

Legal yes, safe it depends 

Also consider the environment you store your weapon in. Lots of materials do weird shit in ambient humidity overtime or warm temperatures