I haven't heard such a thing, and would be extremely interested in your
friend's source of information. At present, dewats are legal if done
according to spec, but those 'identical repro' guns are not, so what you're
saying wouldn't surprise me.
I need to know everything you and your friend know, ASAP, thanks. Give me a
source and I'll make some inquiries.
-- Regards,Geoff Winnington-Ball MAPLE LEAF UP! ==> Zephyr, Ontario, Canada ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Maple Leaf Up - The Canadian Army Overseas in WW2 http://www.mapleleafup.org ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1st Canadian Armoured Carrier Regiment http://www.1cacr.org ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
bolton8@juno.com wrote:
> Would one of our esteemed Canadian listers please confirm or debunk, the > following tidbit which I received from an associate of mine in > Mississauga Ontario: > > "The Canadian government has declared all nonoperational, non-firing > DEWAT display firearms as 'prohibited weapons' and therefore severely > restricted and/or illegal to possess." > > Somehow this sounds so ludicrous that it may be true. If it is the > truth, how did such a restriction come about? Thank you in advance for > your assistance.
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