Now Available... FS2000 CQB OD Non Restricted

[GuiltySpark]

Man for $3600 you can get a tavor AND a T97, seems like a better choice

Consider what those countries were doing during WW2.

Plus the FS2000 looks like it can fend off the Covenant better.

[Daver_II]

Consider what those countries were doing during WW2.

Plus the FS2000 looks like it can fend off the Covenant better.

Ok good comment there.

[Armourall]

Damn it! I just bought a bull pup rifle to alleviate my missing SIG 550 in stores. Are generation 1 fs2000's still readily available? There's a good bit of mystique in the original 'look.'. Cheers!

You mean like this one..........and a Tavor to boot : )

Wouldn't sell it for any price.

[GuiltySpark]

Ok good comment there.

Thanks Daver.

it's always important to weight a purchase against how it stacks up against the Zerg or Covenant.

[orthoboy]

Or Amish Mafia.

[Mikeschurman]

The biggest piss off of the fs2000 for me is that it won't take Pmags. If FN made their magwell a bit wider I'd be all over one

[canucklehead]

Pmags are overrated for a five rounder IMHO.

Also I think the stock FH looks better than any other muzzle device on this gun... The barrel ends right in the middle and makes it look a bit less goofy than an A2 or vortex.

[Ernst]

For that kind of money you'd think it would come in a nice presentation case , not a cardboard box with white styrofoam , what makes this gun worth so much ? https://shopquestar.com/shopping65/q...qb-od-nr_3.jpg. I'm not saying it's not worth it , I'm just curious about justifying the price , (ya I know there's no justifying the price of our toys sometimes ) for that cash you could have three different nice guns

[canucklehead]

The biggest 'add' to the cost is the NR barrel.

Buying a restricted model (depending on where you can find one... $2800-$3000+) and getting it converted to NR by say, Ian at Herron Arms, would run you close to another $800+.

So when you add it up... it's not even overpriced IMHO. These firearms are fairly uncommon in Canada, and I think are pretty cool. Like I said though, not a fan of the railed forend, and there is NO source for the standard forends up here.

[Armourall]

The biggest 'add' to the cost is the NR barrel.

Buying a restricted model (depending on where you can find one... $2800-$3000+) and getting it converted to NR by say, Ian at Herron Arms, would run you close to another $800+.

So when you add it up... it's not even overpriced IMHO. These firearms are fairly uncommon in Canada, and I think are pretty cool. Like I said though, not a fan of the railed forend, and there is NO source for the standard forends up here.

Unless you hold onto the one you bought originally and add on the railed forend afterwards...