List of upper receivers: for businesses

The following upper receivers were classified as prohibited devices under the Criminal Code in May 2020.

Eligible businesses can turn in these upper receivers for compensation through the Assault-Style Firearms Compensation Program (ASFCP) when the program re-opens later this fall. Please note that submitting a claim will not guarantee compensation.

See details about the program's compensation model.

See also eligible firearms (including lower receivers) and firearms parts and components.

Participating in the program is voluntary, however businesses (except those with required registration certificates and specific privileges on their licence) must dispose of or permanently deactivate their assault-style firearms before the amnesty period expires on October 30, 2026, or risk criminal liability for the illegal possession of a prohibited firearm.

Any firearms, upper receivers or parts and components turned in through the program that are not eligible will be destroyed without compensation.

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