I think you need to re-read that attachment. First off it says FOR AMERICANS!!
Only thing I see is that it can't be fully auto. Semi-Auto ones are available and out there and is what I want.
http://www.tommygun.com/PA-1TH_t.html Also I would have to but a blocker in the drum so it won't allow me to load more than 5 rounds.
Read further & follow links.
There are four basic firearm classes: Non-Restricted, Restricted, Grand Fathered Prohibited and Prohibited. The are six different classes of Grandfathered Prohibited classes. To be eligible for a licence to have any of these classes you must have possessed a firearm in that class prior to the deadline date. To maintain eligibility for these classes, a firearm in that class must be continuously possessed. Any break in possession will take the person out of that class.
All six classes are separate. Simply because you are in one class does not make you eligible for another. If you do not currently possess a firearm in a grandfathered class, you can never enter the class, excepting possibly the 12(7) class. The six classes are:
12(2): FA - All Full Automatic firearms are Prohibited Firearms
12(3): CA - All Converted Automatic firearms are Prohibited Firearms
12(4): Prohibited Weapons Order # 12 - Named Prohibited Firearms - A small class. Examples are: Sterling MK6, Steyr AUG, MAC 10 and Uzi
12(5): Prohibited Weapons Order #13 - Named Prohibited Firearms - A large class. Examples are: FN FAL, HK, AK47, MP5 submachine gun etc.
12(6): .25 calibre and .32 calibre Handguns, and any handgun with a barrel less than 105mm/4.14" long, registered before 14 Feb 1995 (This date is in the process of being changed to 1 Dec 1998, but the law has not changed yet) - all are Prohibited Firearms
12(7): 12.6 handguns manufactured prior to 1946 - They are inheritable by immediate next of kin.
This Canadian Law
Your best bet is the dummy gun. Anything done to it once you have it, is YOUR ass.
Go to this link and download the gun list.
http://laws.justice.gc.ca/en/C-46/SOR-98-462/82866.html