Restricted or non?
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Restricted or non?
Shooter and Collector (kinda)
Never Forget Best Friends.
Aug 30, 2008.
Dec 29, 2008.
Evening North Sylva.
Do you have plans on bringing more Auto Ordnance M1 carbines?
have the fixed the in letting issues with the stocks, they were sloppy and rattled like hell in prior ones
I wonder who their dealers are🤔
When seconds count the police are only minutes away.
Bump!
Stocking Dealers:Originally Posted by napalmdeath
- Firearms Outlet Canada
- The Shooting Edge
- Solely Outdoors
- Frontier Taxidermy
- Sport Action
- Tenda
- SFRC
- Faulkners
- Rangeview Sports
18.6". Non-restricted.
Instanut
I bought one from SFRC a few years back. It went back to NS for repairs twice within 200 rounds fired. It broke a third time very soon after. I fixed it myself this time. I sold it very soon afterwards. Both repair jobs NS did were adequate. And turnaround times were respectable. It was just a production dud lemon I happened to own. Considering AO been making firearms close to a 100 years, you would think they know what they are doing. They don't when it comes to the M1 carbine. Buyer beware with M1 Carbine.
On a side note, when the rifle did function, I absolutely loved it. It shot very straight and I love the .30 carbine round. They would make a excellent trunk gun due to their size and caliber. Its just a shame all the Tula .30 carbine has dried up in Canada.
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Last edited by Helsinki Cowboy; 05-31-2018 at 04:49 PM.
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