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Fabryka Broni Radom Grot
Poland's current service rifle in civilian form. Adopted by the Polish Armed Forces 2017; civilian variants reached Canada 2020–2022; named SOR/2024-248.
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Grand Power Stribog
The Slovak budget PCC that filled the gap between Hi-Point and B&T. Named alongside both tiers in SOR/2024-248.
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Lithgow Arms F90S 508
The Australian Defence Force's current service rifle in civilian form. Steyr AUG descended; named in SOR/2024-248 like its parent.
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Heckler & Koch MP7A1
The PDW class on the Canadian market in one rifle. 4.6×30mm armour-penetrating cartridge in a 27-inch package. Named alongside the FN PS90.
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Henry Homesteader
Henry's first PCC. Released to the Canadian market in 2023; SOR/2024-248 named it within 14 months. The shortest Henry production run on the Canadian market.
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Kalashnikov USA AK family (and AK-pattern variants generally)
The AK family was one of the original SOR/2020-96 pattern bans. Commercial civilian AK-pattern rifles were prohibited in May 2020.
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CZ858 / Vz58
The Czech military rifle the Canadian sport-shooting community wrongly called an AK for thirty years. SOR/2020-96 named it as one of the original nine families.
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Springfield Armory M1A (M14 pattern)
The civilian M14. SOR/2020-96 named "US Rifle M14" as one of the original nine families. The M1A is the family on the Canadian market.
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Steyr AUG
The original bullpup service rifle. Austrian Bundesheer 1977; SOR/2020-96 named the family in May 2020. The category's reference case.
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Sterling Arms R18 MK2
The first Sterling Arms prohibition. Prohibited by OIC December 2024. The R9 MK1 (pilot) was prohibited by FRT reclassification seven months later.
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Anschütz MSR RX22
An Olympic-grade German rimfire match rifle in AR styling. The rubric scored it 9/15; the OIC made it Already Gone for the styling alone.
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B&T APC9 (and APC9-SA, APC9K, KH9, TP9 variants)
The Swiss premium PCC. Fit, finish, and finish-tier price. Named alongside the entry-tier Hi-Point Carbines in the same Order in Council.