Hello. I'd like to buy one of these two similar guns. However, to import to Canada, I'd need to defeat any sound moderating device on the gun. I understand that the gun may vent air to the shroud in some fashion in order to quiet firing. But how? Easy to defeat the sound moderating features? Photos appreciated. Can anyone help?
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Nova Freedom or Air Venturi Seneca Aspen Question
- Thread starter monsterpcp
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i think you guys are limited to 600 fps in 22 ?that gun goes way over your restrictions.wouldn't want ya getting in any trouble/
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It's true that Canada considers this a firearm, but I have a firearms permit. The permit requires a safety class and background check. Lots of Canadians own guns (including handguns and assault rifles). We don't carry 'em around unless going hunting or target shooting, and they have to be locked in transit. Firearms must be unloaded and locked up at home. Angry people don't have a gun at the ready. Our murder rate (homicides per 100,000 population) is one-third that of the USA.
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Here watch this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfKuk7RlRQ8&list=PLjGsQg1Hftxn1RiUM4yK50csaIm5eX2Zz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfKuk7RlRQ8&list=PLjGsQg1Hftxn1RiUM4yK50csaIm5eX2Zz
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Thanks folks! Both videos let me see the parts I worried about. I've ordered the Seneca Aspen. By the way, one of the videos introduced me to the Nova Liberty. The Nova Liberty is a very different gun from the Nova Freedom and Seneca Aspen, although it shares the parts I cared about. It's more a standard PCP rifle in style as opposed to the gawky and wonderful Freedom and Aspen with their pump handles. Thanks again.
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