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Sterling MARK 4 / 5 Police Carbine
The Sterling submachine gun's civilian semi-auto export. Standard British Armed Forces SMG 1953–1989. Distinctive side-magazine layout.
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The Sterling submachine gun's civilian semi-auto export. Standard British Armed Forces SMG 1953–1989. Distinctive side-magazine layout.
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Barrett's bolt-action .338 Lapua precision rifle. Named in SOR/2024-248 alongside the older M82 / M107 .50 BMG semi-auto family from SOR/2020-96.
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Civilian semi-auto Vz61 Skorpion. Same Czechoslovak Cold War lineage as the larger CZ Scorpion EVO 3. Different cartridge family; same regulatory outcome.
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Eugene Stoner's other AR. Designed in 1963 to be manufacturable abroad. The platform that influenced everything from the Crusader 9 to the SA80.
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South Korea's service rifle in civilian form. Imported to Canada in the 1990s as an early non-AR semi-auto. Named SOR/2020-96.
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The rubric's near-ceiling. Hungarian .50 BMG semi-automatic anti-materiel rifle. The most extreme platform on the Index by any measure.
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Freedom Ordnance's Canadian-market PCC favourite. AR-pattern lower, Glock magazine compatibility, budget-tier pricing. Named SOR/2024-248 with the entire PCC segment.
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Benelli's centrefire rifle entry. Italian engineering applied to the 5.56 sport-carbine market. Named SOR/2024-248 with the broader Italian flagship segment.
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Original-nine-families SOR/2020-96 entry. The Czech PCC that defined the Canadian sport-PCC market between 2010 and 2020.
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The UAE Armed Forces' service rifle in civilian form. Caracal's brief Canadian-market presence ended with SOR/2024-248.
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Sarsilmaz's North American import line. Budget-tier Turkish AR-pattern entries swept up in the December 2024 OIC alongside the more expensive segments.
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The AK-pattern shotgun. Prohibited under SOR/2020-96 as part of the AK family. The Index's fifth shotgun entry.