r/canadaguns • u/Sea_Photograph4211 • Apr 11 '26

Shitpost / Memes Would it be legal ?

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u/Remarkable_Vanilla34 Apr 12 '26

My god its a crime.

It might be legal if thats how it is manufactured but if its a conversation of an existing gun then no its not.

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u/mwmwmwmwmmdw Apr 12 '26

only the bulpup part. it should be fine to make a manual action be belt fed

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u/Yutrzenika1 Apr 12 '26

In this case I believe it is based off one of the older mag fed lever guns Ruger used to make

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u/Water-Foul Apr 12 '26

God has left the chat

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u/PteSoupSandwich The 10/22 Dude Apr 12 '26 edited Apr 12 '26

Correct me if I'm wrong, and I may be very wrong on this, but the rifle used for this build was a Ruger 96/44 ... So wouldnt it be "illegal" to convert the Ruger to a bullpup as per Canada's weird, bullshit bullpup conversion laws??

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u/Ok-Construction-5199 Apr 12 '26

Technically in some states you can fuck and marry your cousin but most would advise against it…

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u/Flashy_Inspector115 Apr 12 '26

Ironically in Canada its fully legalized

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u/nortontwo Apr 12 '26

What? Like it’s legal? Or just not.. illegal?

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u/Flashy_Inspector115 Apr 12 '26

Very legal here

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u/nortontwo Apr 12 '26

That’s wild. Can’t have a mini-30 but cousin fucking is apparently a go

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u/Due_Reflection4094 Apr 12 '26

.....

You guys... just excuse me.

I have a cousin to talk to.... may be next weekend.

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u/Just_Contribution135 Apr 14 '26

Too much of that and you get a natalie provost

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u/Due_Reflection4094 Apr 15 '26

Ouch! No cousin for me.

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u/Flashy_Inspector115 Apr 12 '26

Can't have these. These are just TACTICAL rifles in intermediate and full sized rifle cartridges, not ppc, pdws, 22lrs. This is just what's was in the market after the 2020 bans. So no ars, Mini 14s, vz 58, cx4 storms, etc.

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u/SufficientProof40 Apr 12 '26

Yeah, but I also have a pellet gun that is banned in some states as a belt fed machine gun so yeah.

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u/Joeyjackhammer Apr 12 '26

Better check our laws before slinging shit at a few states.

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u/ThePoeticJester Apr 12 '26

No, its illegal to convert a firearm to a bulpup

This gun started life as a Ruger 44mag rifle and converted. If you built it ground up like this it would be legal

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u/JustACanadianGuy07 Apr 12 '26

Alright, so, then keep it unbulpupped. Technically, .44 mag might fit in cloth .30-06 belts from an M1919, so its legal as long as they were made before 1945z

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u/ThePoeticJester Apr 12 '26

The guy has a full video how he did it all so maybe if you took a look it could be done just without bulpup but I dont remember. Pretty old video

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u/Liam_M Apr 12 '26

I’d ask my magic 8-ball but I don’t think it’s randomness is up to RCMP spec

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u/imnotarobot4realz Apr 12 '26

It hideous!!!! I want two

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u/Weak_Flamingo_3031 Apr 12 '26

I bet we’ll see something like this. From turkey soon

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u/misuseofyou Apr 12 '26

If I made this, I'd use the gas from firing it advance the belt and eject the spent casing. Then racking the lever would grab the round and feed it into the chamber on the forward swing. That would be cool.

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u/PM_me_ur_TT-33 Apr 12 '26

That would be semi auto, per the Canadian definition, and your fun is legally required to end after the 6th round.

I'd rather make a manual action with proprietary manual action magazines and, for safety of course, an out of battery disconnect.

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u/Sea_Photograph4211 Apr 12 '26

That would be cool

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u/mangobludden Apr 12 '26

looks like some fuckass gun from a helldivers warbond

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u/bbqlord Apr 12 '26

thats peak cope

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u/No-Night-48 Apr 12 '26

The level of stupid Canada has achieved. What is this abomination...

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u/shekelMeGoys Apr 12 '26

Cope rifle

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u/Brandon_awarea Apr 12 '26

I could be wrong but I thought belts made post 45 were no bueno

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u/gamercast1337 Apr 14 '26

Wasn't this made in the UK? and no issues with its legality there?

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u/escv_69420 Apr 14 '26

It needs to be in 45-120 black powder.

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u/BigRedGunNut Apr 12 '26

Could be wrong but I'm almost certain that the belt is considered a magazine and would be limited to five rounds. I'm pretty sure that I heard somewhere that there is an exemption for original belts for collectables like the Broowning 1919 in semiautomatic but that you can't make a new belt for them.

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u/itsagrapefruit Apr 12 '26

However I thought that there is no limit on magazine quantity for manual action rifles?

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u/BigRedGunNut Apr 12 '26

That's true, assuming that the belt used isn't originally designed for a semiautomatic and repurposed for this thing.

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u/-rifle-is-fine- Apr 12 '26

Reading threads and posts like this hurt my fucking brain. Our gun rules read like electrical code except the AHJ can arrest you for how you interpreted the unclear rule.

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u/JustACanadianGuy07 Apr 12 '26

If I am not mistaken belts are legal if they were made during or before 1945.

Also, fun fact, the M1919 uses .30-06. The belts are obviously made for .30-06. But, they are cloth. Cloth is kinda stretchy.

.30-06 casings are about 11.4mm in diameter. .44 is about 11.6mm. Thats only 0.2mm wider.

You legitimately might be able to use 250 round belts of .44 magnum.