Are in stock! $499ea.
No LPKs available yet.
Are in stock! $499ea.
No LPKs available yet.
This is definatly an intresting Add on. I think what throughs me off is the fact that this is non complaint with a lot of swiss shooting clubs. It's a lot of cash to drop on something you have to take off and swap parts every time you go competition shooting.
As for previous coments of exsisting companies putting out higher "trustable" standards... BS most companies ride there good name.
FN they are one of the worst, out of 36 C6 GMPG's in our company we blew 2 gas regulators out on the first round through the gun, another blew by the end of the range day. that was 3 regulators out of aprox 10 that had been replaced due to wear and tear (gun rebuilds in prep for deployment) Turns out FN stopped xray scanning their gas regulators and don't presure test them either.
Remington is another magor perp. My on my 770 the bolt handbroke off while cycling a round (about the 16th round the gun had seen), that was a s**tty reason to miss a 3x3 buck. the 700's are starting to have issues with their head spacing out of the factory, nothing like having to drop $400 to get a $800 riffle fixed right off the get go because the company won't take it on return. Aparantly shooting a 2.5 MOA at 100m in a static bench because a lug isn't touching isn't a warrenty issue.
Last edited by LordEvilPepper; 06-26-2011 at 06:50 PM.
Just out of curiousity, have the SA lower parts kits arrived yet??
I have also hear that complete uppers might be availalbe on there own.
Any truth to this??
regards
AbH
Fot the SAN, the upper is the firearm and it's not restricted. For the AR-15, it's the lower receiver that's classified as the firearm and it's restricted. While the NEA lower will indeed allow the use of cheap and plentiful mags, wouldn't make the SAN a restricted rifle the moment they are coupled?
Last edited by Miltiades; 12-16-2011 at 04:31 PM. Reason: I found the answer on my own and it will not be restricted.
"Because we, in contrast to the barbarians, never count the number of enemy in battle" Aeschylus 475 BC
No.. It's still the upper that's the gun. It's a SAN lower with an AR magwell, not an AR lower on a SAN rifle.
abhobbyistI have also hear that complete uppers might be availalbe on there own.
Any truth to this??
That would be great We'd get a de-facto Sig 556 (although of better quality than the US made ones).
It'd be nice to be able to get a complete nea lower with say, a shorter barreled upper (14" or shorter) as a complete rifle. For those of us who already own Classic Greens, we could switch out/mix and match lowers with uppers depending on what we want to do with them.
Want a unrestricted upper that accepts 10 rd AR mags for varminting? Switch the classic green upper to the NEA/AR mag lower. Want to do a CQB type match with 10 rd AR mags (with somewhat faster mag changes)? Put the shorter barrel on the complete NEA lower.
I don't know if it's worth it, but it'd be a nice option to be able to do this kind of stuff.
Last edited by zupermann; 12-17-2011 at 12:18 AM.
"Because we, in contrast to the barbarians, never count the number of enemy in battle" Aeschylus 475 BC