r/canadaguns • u/No_Suggestion6615 • Mar 31 '26

Application / Regulation advice Legality of folding stock adapter?

hello, I was recently looking at a folding buffer tube made from the states, and I am wondering about the legality of putting it on an MRA Renegade. If the rifle cannot be fired but can be stored at under 26 inches, would it still be legal? IMO id think if it wasn’t legal, things like the 10/22 takedown would be at risk

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u/Vintage_Pieces_10 Mar 31 '26

The law only states if it can be fired when folded to sub 26”. The BCL BISON folds to sub 26 but can’t be fired and that’s NR

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u/FluffyPlays22 Mar 31 '26

Fun fact. The BCL guns that fold sub 26" can be fired when folded, so they are actually restricted according to the law, but the rcmp has them listed as NR on the FRT.

The frt for them was supposedly rubber stamped, and the rcmp didn't even look at the gun, they just took their word. If the gun is on fire, then the stock is folded, it will fire like normal.

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u/waitwhatnothing Mar 31 '26

Interesting, there’s another gun on the market that I discovered should be restricted by the letter of the law but isn’t (for a totally different reason).