Lee Enfield No.4 clone in 7.62X54R (if the action can handle it)
Some good quality precision rifles for cheap
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Lee Enfield No.4 clone in 7.62X54R (if the action can handle it)
Some good quality precision rifles for cheap
1-FN FAL looking rifle whit a non ristricted classification
2-AR180b CLONE non restricted
3-SIG CQB clone
4-GALIL clone non res
those all under 1000$ i would buy 1 of each!!
pistols
clone of desert eagle!!!!!
a man is what he believes in, what he stands for.
Impossible.Originally Posted by DIRTYCLEAN
1-FN FAL looking rifle whit a non ristricted classification
2-AR180b CLONE non restricted
3-SIG CQB clone
4-GALIL clone non res
those all under 1000$ i would buy 1 of each!!
pistols
clone of desert eagle!!!!!
revolers in 45acp
would like to see them set up some factories in canada to produce ammo and firearms
i see no reason why a bubba'd 303 could not be rechambered to 7.62x54 . they operate at very similar pressures .
A galil lookalike ! different operating system.
a man is what he believes in, what he stands for.
How about some pistol Cal. lever rifles. Every time I see one they want mega bucks for them, however I bet Norc could do a similar product with a far cheaper price. Would LOVE to see a Norc .50 BMG rifle. Might even make it affordable to the common man with a wife and kids, heehehe. However I do wonder about the safety of a Norc 50 I have seen the securing pins come out of the SKS and it makes life exciting when that barrel blasts off. Imagine that with a 50 Whoa mama!!!! However I would say that China can make High quality firearms you just have to pay a little extra for the skilled quality control, correct John? or am I out in left field here?
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What about a sks chambered for 5.45x39 cheap ammo YAY !
There wouldn't be any cost savings, if they have to pay Canadian wages.
...unless they brought a boatload of Chineese workers and kept them in the cellar of the "sweatshop".
I would LOVE to see this happen, and would buy one for sure. With NB's calibre restrictions outside of deer/moose/bear seasons, it would be the only way to legally carry an SKS in the bush here all year round.
When they came for my Full auto machine gun, no one did a thing, as it didn't affect them. When they came for my Converted auto, they still said nothing. When they came for my Handguns and Semi-autos they were still too scared to say anything. When they came for my single shot bolt-action .22 rifle, there was no one left to help me.
Is this what we want to see in our future?
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