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...cturer [[Fabrique Nationale de Herstal]] [FN]). The L1A1 is produced under licence and has seen use in the [[Australian Army]], [[Canadian Army]], [[Indian Ar ...magazine although it could also use the normal 20-round magazines as well. Only Australia and Canada used this variant, as the UK and New Zealand used [[Br

...certain length is legally classed as a [[handgun]], and requires a handgun licence (which is much more difficult to obtain than a basic shotgun license), plus ...ooth bore handgun which is an Any Other Weapon (AOW). Unlike a SBS, an AOW only carries a $5.00 tax and can be moved interstate without Federal approval. H

|style="font-size:70%" |Unauthorized possession of firearm ||'''91.''' (1) Subject to subsection (4), every person commits :(a) a licence under which the person may possess it; and<br>(b) in the case of a prohibit

:[[File:Canada gun law.jpg|right|200px]]'''''Note:''' This article deals <u>only</u> with the explicit text of SOR/98-207, a [[:category:Canadian gun law|Ca ''(c)'' the possession of a restricted firearm or prohibited handgun can reasonably be justified f

...der's birthday following the fifth anniversary of the initial issue of the licence. ...as argued that the registry would not make Canadians safer and that it was only a step on the way to the confiscation of all guns in Canada. Small scale co

...alia]] to legally own a Kalashnikov rifle is to have a Firearm Collector's Licence and the firearm deactivated by having the rifle's action welded up and the ...agazine capacity. Deactivated AK rifles are legal to buy and own without a licence.

Most air guns use metallic projectiles as ammunition. Air guns that only use ''plastic'' projectiles are further classified as [[airsoft gun]]s. ...quire permits and background checks similar to those required for firearms possession.

... holders of a [[Possession and Acquisition Licence]] (or a Possession Only Licence) endorsed for Restricted (and possibly also Prohibited) firearms at the dis Issuance of ATTs is highly variable. In some provinces, ATTs are usually only approved for those individuals who belong to a licenced [[shooting range]],

...gistration laws remain the most egregious aspect of the law. The peaceful possession and use of firearms should not be a crime. In Canada, if you don't have a ...he police. Valuable police resources are wasted keeping track of peaceable licence holders. These resources could be used to monitor violent criminals on pro

*combining the [[Possession Only Licence]] and [[Possession and Acquisition Licence]]s, *changing licence renewal periods to ten years,

...osedly exempt from a requirement for the possessor to have an FAC (then; a licence now) and perhaps a registration certificate, and perhaps an authorization t ...earm" -- one that, today, requires the owner to be in possession of both a licence covering that class of "firearm" and a registration certificate for that pa

Section 1: Rights Limited Only By Demonstrably Justifiable Reasonable Limits Section 1: Rights Limited Only By Demonstrably Justifiable Reasonable Limits

...d is responsible for the physical issuance of [[Possession and Acquisition Licence]]s in all cases.<ref> [http://www.privcom.gc.ca/information/fr_010813_01_e. [[Image:POL_Canada.gif|right|260px|A sample of Possession-Only License]]

...CFO''' is a Canadian official responsible for [[Possession and Acquisition Licence]]s, [[Authorization to Transport|authorizations to transport]], [[Authoriza

... not need a permit for [[shotguns]] or [[rifles]] they already owned; they only needed one for newly acquired firearms. Permits were valid for one year wit ...irement for everyone in possession of a firearm to have a permit. Instead, only 'aliens' needed a permit to possess firearms. (British subjects still neede