Sunday Sawed-Off (legality in description)

[u/Vintage_Pieces_10]

Legal reminder:

- Barrel can’t be cut below 18” (18.5” semi auto)

- OAL can’t be cut below 26”

Figured it was that time of year again to make my annual SBS, thought I would tackle an o/u this time around! Surprisingly, I think I like the look of the o/u finished product more than the 2 sxs’s and the one single shot I’ve done.

Anyways, this is the start of this year’s cut down build. I may do some wood burning art on the wood like I did for the single shot.

Cheers!

[u/FearlessDevil666]

This is a poor assumption based on a lack of knowledge. You need to research before you preach. A simple google search with show you that your assumption is absolutely wrong. Factory, aftermarket and modified regulations for Canadian firearms are different. Know the difference before you get caught with what you shouldn’t have.

[u/AdministrationOk1083 → u/FearlessDevil666]

Never said there weren't differences arbitrarily based on how the firearm came to be. There are always people screaming 'you can't have a gun shorter than 26"' which is nonsense. You can, you just can't homemake one +++

[u/FearlessDevil666 → u/AdministrationOk1083]

OPs title literally states “Sawed-Off”. Their description is for a modified firearm. They gave the proper legal limits as for such. Your response to that was wrong in stating that it “could be shorter” etc. Take the loss and learn from it.

[u/AdministrationOk1083 → u/FearlessDevil666]

It could be shorter. If someone sees this and wants a shorter one, they'll have to buy it manufactured that way. That is what I was getting to. Then you got booty blasted. OPs gun is cool, but if you want a shorty shotgun or manual action rifle you're going to have to buy it that way

[u/FearlessDevil666 → u/AdministrationOk1083]

That’s one way to say you don’t know what you’re talking about instead of saying you have no clue what you’re talking about.