r/canadaguns • u/ExpandDong- • Apr 08 '26

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(Before i receive 10 billions comments about the Tr-410, yes you have to remove the stock to disassemble the rest and yes i put it back on to prevent it from being prohibited, the picture was took for your enjoyment)

Citadel Levtac 357 mag

Axor arms TR-410 Micro .410

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u/Routine-Eagle-4910 Apr 08 '26

Don't be stupid you have made a ristricted fire arm

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u/ExpandDong- Apr 08 '26

Disassembling a firearm doesn't make it prohibited if you don't intend to leave it like that, just like removing the stock on a Mossberg 500 doesn't make it prohibited during cleaning. To disassemble the TR 410 you need to remove it to access the screws, you gotta chill a bit, enjoy them toes doh

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u/DimensionSuch8188 Apr 08 '26

Ahh so you can't shoot it like that at teh range?

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u/ExpandDong- Apr 09 '26

Unfortunatly no but you can hold it with both hands on the grip and you still get the feel of a revolver

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u/Canamera Apr 15 '26

He said can’t. Not won’t

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u/ConstructionOk4528 Apr 08 '26

You guys are scaredy cats

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u/Yuri_Wolverine Apr 08 '26

Bold claim. Source? Manually operated firearm so no barrel length restrictions. 26" overall length rule only applies if the firearm comes to be that length via folding or collapsing.

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '26

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u/Yuri_Wolverine Apr 08 '26

It has a grip and a handguard. How is this legally any different than a Rossi ranch hand? Lets not do the liberals jobs for them and restricted ourselves anymore than we have to.

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '26

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u/BilboBaggSkin Apr 09 '26

All our laws are poorly written and vague.

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u/SirKickBan Apr 09 '26

The law allows for weapons to violate length requirements if they come that way from the factory, but not if you do it yourself.

Like if you could get a rifle with a 7" barrel and 18" overall length from the factory that the government classified as non-restricted, then you're fine to own it. But if you purchased a version with a 14" barrel and cut it yourself down to 7", that would now be a prohibited device.

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u/Swimming-Performer57 Apr 08 '26

I assumed it included removable stock

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u/Livid_sumo Apr 08 '26

Please refer to exhibit 1: The lower firearm

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u/gspotcowboy Apr 08 '26

Dude I'm dying here, bro just posted a prohibited device for Reddit karma

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '26

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u/ForgiveMeMama Apr 08 '26

Gona cost crippling money to explain that to a judge. Silly risk