r/canadaguns • u/Vintage_Pieces_10 • Apr 02 '26

Misc Where to find a firearms verifier?

While I understand registering anything as restricted is a silly idea, it’s something I’m willing to do at my own risk.

That said, I know that some people have been able to register things like 10/22 shorty builds, or like a pistol grip on a DLASK shorty shotgun.

However, I wanted to take it to a platform I don’t think anyone has meddled with yet. I wanted to get a Tactical imports .410 or .45 revolver rifle with the 9” barrel, and locate a compatible pistol grip to replace the stock, or work in conjunction with someone who 3D prints to create one (a non-prohibited 3D printed part of course). It’s something I wanted to do to document the process for others who may be so inclined. But first of course, is the need to find a verifier. So where do I go to find one, and what is the process like? Cheers!

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u/goodfleance Apr 02 '26

I know of one if you're near Victoria, maybe Kelowna as well

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u/Vintage_Pieces_10 Apr 02 '26

I’m actually on the island so Victoria (and even Kelowna) would work indeed

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u/goodfleance Apr 02 '26

Oh awesome! Check out Everything Old in Brentwood Bay, they're lovely folks with a super cool store, they're Business Prohib licensed and certified verifiers.

Always tons of cool old firearms there and the rest of the antiques are cool too.

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u/Vintage_Pieces_10 Apr 02 '26

Oh no way! I love that store! Their inventory is awesome (not just for firearms) and now that I know they’re verifiers, I’ll support them even more! Someone posted here a couple months ago they got a working Mosin Nagant “grenade launcher” (golf ball launcher) from them. Super jealous still haha