They’re firearms under Canadian law, if they fire reasonably fast or have high muzzle energy, at least. And they can - Lewis and Clarke took them as weapons on their expedition. Before precision machining you would have needed quite the craftsmen to make one, though!
They’re firearms under Canadian law, if they fire reasonably fast or have high muzzle energy, at least. And they can - Lewis and Clarke took them as weapons on their expedition. Before precision machining you would have needed quite the craftsmen to make one, though!
Yeah well, under the law anything can be anything.
But like if you had to be pedantic and define it.