r/canadaguns • u/tacticalimports TacticalImports.ca • Mar 26 '26

Feets / Collection / My build SS-211

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The SS-211 is the perfect backwoods companion. Shown here in the stunning satin nickel finish option.

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u/CurlyWurly61 Mar 26 '26

The only thing we have over Americans, is short barreled shotguns and I gotta say... this looks straight out of a cartoon

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u/FD4L Mar 27 '26

Although, even our rules on short shotguns are kinda dumb.

Its great that we can have them from the factory, but how do they become more dangerous if we shorten them ourselves?

I can own a factory 12", perfectly safe, but cutting an 18" to 17"?, straight to jail. At least we can buy shorties i guess.

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u/SteveCastGames Mar 26 '26

Looks like a little flag that says “POW!” should shoot out the barrel

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u/428522 Mar 27 '26

I would buy that ammo when someone makes it!

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u/Fine-Tie2651 Mar 26 '26

I don’t think you understand the history of the NFA and the nonsensical gun laws behind it. Americans had to pay a $200 tax stamp until January for SBR<14in in barrel length along with registration and other paperwork. On the contrary, if you put a pistol brace on a 14in ar, then it would be classified as a pistol and no registration or tax required even though it’s almost literally the same. But if you put a vertical grip on the pistol braced ar, then that would be a felony. The same logic applied to short barrel shotguns. Comparatively, here, a short barrel shotgun is non restricted with oal >23-26in and has no strings attached.

I don’t think my description does it justice, but there are a few visual infographics that show how silly the laws are

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u/Grouchy-Lemon2350 Mar 27 '26

I’d take that anyday over shitty QC rods and Turkish crap as some of the only legal ways to own a gun as a licensed individual in this country.

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u/Imaginary-Text4690 Mar 31 '26

Also not a win when you consider registering an sbr takes a month usually and you dont need any kind of license in most state. So really no win

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u/BilboBaggSkin Mar 27 '26

Guns in the mail is something nice that we have. Lots of states have pretty restrictive gun laws too.

I know it’s cope but still lol

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u/Imaginary-Text4690 Mar 31 '26

Yes that’s an actually positive, like I said you can register an sbs and have it approved in under a month, no license so it really isn’t a win in that field