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HK's G3-derived civilian family. The roller-delayed blowback platform that defined HK's commercial presence through the 1970s–1990s. Closes HK's postmortem on the Index.
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Niche Swiss premium-tier AR-pattern. Astra Arms's commercial Canadian presence ended with SOR/2024-248.
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Niche-chambering PCC. The 5.7×28mm variant is one of very few civilian semi-auto 5.7 rifles outside the FN PS90.
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Niche budget American PCC, sub-$800 retail. The bottom of the PCC price tier on the Index, alongside the Hi-Point Carbines.
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Chilean license production of the Swiss SIG SG 540 family. The other half of the SIG SG 550 lineage's Canadian-market story.
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FN's long-term 5.56 design — the production successor to the FN CAL. Belgian service rifle 1989; civilian export variants prohibited 2024.
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B&T's centrefire sibling to the APC9 PCC family. Swiss premium-tier engineering, $4,500–$7,000 price band, same regulatory outcome.
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Bushmaster's M17S bullpup, modernized and re-released by K&M Arms with forward-ejection. The full M17S family on the Index across both makers.
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Winchester's brief AR-pattern entry. SOR/2024-248 named it. Winchester's lever-action heritage (Model 94, Batch 5) remains untouched.
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Yugoslav-manufactured Vz61 Skorpion variant. The Zastava M84 closes the Skorpion lineage on the Index — Czech original plus Yugoslav license.
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FN's 1966 first 5.56 design — discontinued 1975, named SOR/2024-248. Collector-market platform with a fifty-year gap between production and prohibition.
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Austrian rimfire trainers styled after the centrefire platforms they're meant to mimic. Named alongside the Anschütz MSR RX22 in SOR/2024-248.