I like the idea. I wonder what the chances are that the import comes in and the CFO rejects it for whatever reason, despite my exemption. Now I’ve got a handgun in Canada stuck at the importer that I paid for. I’d have to get a new letter issued to get a different model but that’s easy enough.
They shouldn't reject it, but you never really know. I do intend on trying it since I have one in the shop. Just need to get off my ass and get the letter.
There’s no fast and hard rule, it’s pretty much completely up to the CFO. However, in general, the pistol must be:
manufactured in the discipline’s calibre (22); and,
be suitable and is already used in the discipline you will participate in, or is designed specifically for the discipline.
Can’t say I’ve seen CZ Kadets in competition at all. Someone brought up Glocks, which would be easily denied as they don’t come with adjustable sights, and thus is ill-fitted for purpose.
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u/BrotherLefthand May 01 '26
What they forget to mention is that the exemption is only for .22 pistols and the market for .22 pistols is very slim and overpriced.