in the past i have had little to no interest in restricted firearms,however,I have found a air pistol in .22 cal that will push a pellet at over 1000fps.I realize anything over 500 fps needs a license but does the velocity of this pellet pistol require a restricted permit?
in the past i have had little to no interest in restricted firearms,however,I have found a air pistol in .22 cal that will push a pellet at over 1000fps.I realize anything over 500 fps needs a license but does the velocity of this pellet pistol require a restricted permit?
Short answer ? YUP!
Cat
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Anytime I figure I've got this long range thing figured out, I just strap into the sling and irons and remind myself that I don't!
I once had a Crosman 2400 that was mod'd, pushed a pellet 800 fps.
With a stock on it ... no more pistol.
TBark
Unfortunately if the 2400 was classified as a pistol in Canada adding a longer barrel and or stock wouldn’t make it a rifle it would still be a pistol and be subject to restricted classification if over velocity and energy.
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