Modern Varmint performs flawlessly at Surefire World Multigun Championship

[auracle]

was at that club earlier this year for some full auto fun. was weird to see a bar in the clubhouse. nice range, good shooting!

[Dick Proenneke]

Question: Beerbaron, are you sponsored by ATRS in any way?

[PitBull1973]

Of course he is

[90vette]

Like button, where art thou.

I was thinking,the same thing.

[onetwentyish]

Of course he is

My sarcasm detector is broken. Or are you being serious? If you are being serious, how do you figure?

[no-one special]

Of course he is

So what you are saying is that it is not possible for anyone to post positive reviews unless they are sponsored by the company that made the product?
Can you explain exactly how you know that the person posting is sponsored? Or was that just a douce bag comment?

[Travis Bickle]

I would have liked to see the video where you have to explain to an American why we have to pay $4K CAD for a modified AR because of our ridiculous gun laws lol

[FyreFighter]

In this thread: really expensive gun is well-made and works as expected in the hands of a competent shooter.

FF

[no-one special]

I would have liked to see the video where you have to explain to an American why we have to pay $4K CAD for a modified AR because of our ridiculous gun laws lol

So have you priced out a Les Baer AR? My NRA match was over $4000.00 Canadian by the time it came in, less optics. Our southern brothers always are more amazed that we even have guns. I have taken my AR and Modern Hunter into the USA and spent more time explaining that, yes we have guns up here, no we don't live in igloos, no the queen does not live in Winnipeg and that we have provinces not states. AND that our health care HAS a cost to it!! Just like theirs does, just not the options they have.

I just don't get it with guys on the forums always whining about the cost of a very high end custom "built only for Canada" gun. Very little has been said about the huge risk that ATRS took in this venture, I imagine if these guns had gone restricted we would have 1 less gun manufacturer in Canada to deal with.

Sure they are expensive, quality and uniqueness always is just like the high end US made stuff, especially when you figure in the exchange rate we are currently having to live with, but good God get over the short vision and try to understand these guys have made a gun that is non restricted and rivals some of the best the US makers have to offer as was shown in Beerbarons video.

[A_guy]

Two thumbs up.

So have you priced out a Les Baer AR? My NRA match was over $4000.00 Canadian by the time it came in, less optics. Our southern brothers always are more amazed that we even have guns. I have taken my AR and Modern Hunter into the USA and spent more time explaining that, yes we have guns up here, no we don't live in igloos, no the queen does not live in Winnipeg and that we have provinces not states. AND that our health care HAS a cost to it!! Just like theirs does, just not the options they have.

I just don't get it with guys on the forums always whining about the cost of a very high end custom "built only for Canada" gun. Very little has been said about the huge risk that ATRS took in this venture, I imagine if these guns had gone restricted we would have 1 less gun manufacturer in Canada to deal with.

Sure they are expensive, quality and uniqueness always is just like the high end US made stuff, especially when you figure in the exchange rate we are currently having to live with, but good God get over the short vision and try to understand these guys have made a gun that is non restricted and rivals some of the best the US makers have to offer as was shown in Beerbarons video.