r/canadaguns • u/Onepackfatness • Jul 26 '26
Milsurps / Prohib Gunsmith recommendations
Looking to see if you know of any good gunsmiths around the GTA to get a Mossberg CBC 715T deactivated, I’d much rather hang it up than give it in for destruction.
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u/ngongo_2016 Jul 26 '26
I thought you can wait until the Supreme Court decision (past October)
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u/Content_Sky_2676 Jul 26 '26
Deadline fir compliance is 3 months after the ruling is given. The case starts some time in November but there's no hard deadline for them making a ruling. Compliance date is 3 months after the end of that process.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/firearms-ban-amnesty-period-extension-9.7229187
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u/22GageEnthusiast Jul 26 '26
Just wait until after the Supreme Court decision cuz as of this moment there is no deadline to turn in anything.
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u/LongRoadNorth Jul 27 '26
Only Smith I know of in the GTA is tacord but no clue if they're doing deactivation for the bans
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u/Dantheislander Jul 27 '26
Not a single helpful answers just people playing politics. So when future forum users search gunsmiths they’ll find all these keyboard warriors nonsense.
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u/swift_gilford Jul 27 '26
Having said that, the three gunsmiths that i deal with said they won't do deactivations regardless of currently political situation. It's apparently a pretty intensive procedure and not worth the time and money to do.
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u/TheOriginalFarmboy Jul 27 '26
It's not nonsense to advise against irreversibly deactivating a firearm when there's no real reason to yet.
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u/Dantheislander Jul 27 '26
did he ask should he deactivate? you're behaving like a parent while comlaining about the government doing the same thing. treat other posters on here like the adults they are.
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u/Cre_AK47 Name Prohibited by OIC Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 26 '26
If you're doing this on your own free will/aren't being paid by ASFCP, then STOP... We don't have to do anything until the Supreme Court makes their ruling, and it could go in our favour anyways to the point you won't have to turn in/deactivate shit.
If you're doing this because of the ASFCP promising to cover a portion of the cost, and you haven't been paid out yet, then withdraw and wait it out. We could win which means then you can keep a fully function firearm...
Edit: Bunch of typos.