r/canadaguns • u/SkyAccomplished6088 • Aug 11 '26

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u/SkyAccomplished6088 Aug 11 '26

No it's the 16" restricted, The NRs will take longer to arrive. GOV already knows we have them anyways so no difference to me as I dont shoot on crown land or plan on hunting. Just putting holes in paper.

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u/ijlas Aug 11 '26

Newbie here....please explain how the govt knows what NRs you own? I guess they would know what you bought at some point?

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u/kestik Aug 11 '26

Other way around. They know OP has this because it's restricted.

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u/Farout771 Aug 11 '26

It sounds like OP is arguing they know either way. Presumably they’re talking about the “backdoor” registry that came about a few years ago requiring mandatory records from retailers and PAL verifications (through RCMP) for private sales.

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u/rankuwa Aug 11 '26

After the last year and a half of the grab, I think its become quite plain to see that the NR tax is worth it when push comes to shove.

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u/gnu_gai Aug 11 '26

There is no "backdoor registry" for private sales, verifying a PAL doesn't require you to complete the sale. All the info the Horse gets is that your PAL was verified and you purchased somewhere between 0 and infinite firearms

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u/Farout771 Aug 11 '26

Ya the backdoor comment applied more to the retailer records. Between the abolishment of the long gun registry and the new rules circa 2022 there were no formal requirements for record keeping by retailers, but now there are tighter rules and a 20 year minimum retention period for those records.