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You’re looking at a prohibited firearm…….Defiantly some conflicting info. This is straight off the non resident declaration form...
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You’re looking at a prohibited firearm…….Defiantly some conflicting info. This is straight off the non resident declaration form...
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I think you mean “definitely”. Not defiantlyDefiantly some conflicting info. This is straight off the non resident declaration form...
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YesI think you mean “definitely”. Not defiantly
This is some alarming news as I’m heading to NWT this August for a Dall hunt and my 6.5 PRC has an 18” barrel. Does the Muzzle Brake count? Including the brake I’m over 18.5!Took the WY rifle out to 860 yards today. Not that I’d shoot that far at a sheep or deer but this rifle shoots good! Getting 2847 fps 18” bbl.
So the GW rifle being 18”…… from what I’ve read I cannot take it into Canada as it’s a restricted firearm (under 18.5”) and you can’t hunt with a restricted firearm. So I have a proof 22” bbl 6.5 I’ll be taking across the border for stone sheep.
The way I read it the MB does not count. Don’t know about the stock.This is some alarming news as I’m heading to NWT this August for a Dall hunt and my 6.5 PRC has an 18” barrel. Does the Muzzle Brake count? Including the brake I’m over 18.5!
Also, any concern with an XLR Atom folding chassis?
Ha! Im down in McAllen!Awesome man! Look forward to your hunts
Where in Texas you from? I’m down south in Harlingen.
I'm a canadian LEO, your 18 inch barrel is fine, the 18.5 inch barrel length limit only applies to semi-auto centerfire firearms. The 26 inch overall length is the only length restriction that applies to manual action professionally manufactured firearms. Gunwerks is right.The way I read it the MB does not count. Don’t know about the stock.
Just read the forms. Gunwerks swore it was ok, but I can read English and it’s pretty clear what’s allowed and not allowed.
But it doesn’t say it only applies to semi auto.I'm a canadian LEO, your 18 inch barrel is fine, the 18.5 inch barrel length limit only applies to semi-auto centerfire firearms. The 26 inch overall length is the only length restriction that applies to manual action professionally manufactured firearms. Gunwerks is right.
The "barrel is altered" line in the information sheet only applies to non-professionals cutting down a factory barrel themselves, e.g. a sawed off shotgun. If the barrel is professionally installed then the overall length is the only length restriction that applies.
Our gun laws are ridiculous but you won't have any issues with your rifle, it is non-restricted.
Thx for this!I'm a canadian LEO, your 18 inch barrel is fine, the 18.5 inch barrel length limit only applies to semi-auto centerfire firearms. The 26 inch overall length is the only length restriction that applies to manual action professionally manufactured firearms. Gunwerks is right.
The "barrel is altered" line in the information sheet only applies to non-professionals cutting down a factory barrel themselves, e.g. a sawed off shotgun. If the barrel is professionally installed then the overall length is the only length restriction that applies.
Our gun laws are ridiculous but you won't have any issues with your rifle, it is non-restricted.
Whoa! Good Luck!Alright, I'm not well known here, but I have had a stone sheep hunt booked for this year and also burned all my draw luck on the WY sheep super tag........ After killing my desert sheep in UT last year, I can not wait for September. My outfitter from last year hooked me up on both of my outfitters this year otherwise I wouldn't have had any clue where to start. Being from TX, I plan to drive to WY and also northern BC ( I aint leaving my sheep in BC)...... Im down over 40lbs from 2 years ago, and down 8lbs from my UT sheep hunt...... trying to get another 15lbs cut that will get me right at 200 and where I want to be. Ive been down the lightweight forum and have pretty much all the gear I need for both hunts, minus a good camera and a few small things...... I'll keep this thread going and post pics along the way. Good luck to all those that drew a tag this year!
Summer is almost here and about to get a couple new rifles broke in
Go crush some sheep man! Very excited for you. Best of luck!3 weeks and ill be in WY! Gonna go to Yellowstone and Gunwerks before I meet my outfitter.
Rifle is shooting great out to 600 yards and ive been putting on a lot of miles. Have all my gear just waiting on the 27th to head north!