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Norinco Type 97A
The Chinese-export bullpup. PLA Type 95 / 97 lineage in a civilian-spec variant. The OIC named it alongside the rest of Norinco's catalogue.
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IWI Galil ACE
IWI's other prohibited family. The Galil ACE is the modern Galil, descended from the IDF service rifle of 1972. Named alongside the Tavor.
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SIG Sauer MCX / MPX
SIG's civilian semi-auto pair — one centrefire, one PCC — banned together in December 2024. The modular design was the point and the case.
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Heckler & Koch G36 (and variants)
The German military service rifle's civilian variant. Adopted by the Bundeswehr 1997; named by the Canadian OIC 2024. Lineage holds across both directions.
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Beretta Cx4 Storm
The PCC that defined Canadian pistol-caliber carbine sales between 2006 and 2020. Named in the original SOR/2020-96 list.
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Robinson Armament XCR-L
The rifle that lost the U.S. SOCOM SCAR competition and won the Canadian sport-shooting market — until SOR/2020-96 named it in the original list.
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Kel-Tec RDB
Kel-Tec's flagship bullpup. Downward-ejection mechanism made it the most ambidextrous bullpup on the market. Named with the entire Kel-Tec catalogue.
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Heckler & Koch USC
The civilian-sporting version of the HK UMP submachine gun. Engineered to clear US 1994 feature law. Named anyway in Canada 2024.
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Bushmaster ACR (Adaptive Combat Rifle)
The flagship modular rifle that the Canadian sport-shooting market remembers from 2010-era marketing campaigns. Named in 2024 alongside Bushmaster's entire civilian catalogue.
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Derya Arms MK10
Derya's flagship bullpup shotgun. Lower-priced than the Hunt Group FD12, identical regulatory outcome. The Turkish bullpup segment ended on March 7, 2025.
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Hunt Group FD12
Turkish bullpup 12-gauge that defined the Canadian sport-shotgun segment for half a decade. Named alongside its siblings on March 7, 2025.
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Crusader Arms Crusader 9
Ontario-made, AR180B-derived, freedom-package pricing. Launched 2021; prohibited 2024. Three years of Canadian manufacture between debut and the named list.