NEA Non-Restricted Rifle? "NEA25"

[DILLIGAF]

I'd love a cheap NR 308. I'd even buy NEA if the price was right.

Wouldn't own a NEA even if someone gave it to me.

 

[alberta tactical rifle]

Wouldn't own a NEA even if someone gave it to me.

Ah come on, someone has to help keep Canada Post in business.

 

[saskcop]

Need a 5.56 version.

 

[DILLIGAF]

ah come on, someone has to help keep canada post in business.

lol

 

[alberta tactical rifle]

Need a 5.56 version.

We already make that as well, but it is well made AND Made IN Canada

 

[mytiburon]

Ah come on, someone has to help keep Canada Post in business.

To be fair I think every company has made mistakes, even on the premium $5000 guns. Although I have to admit NEA does piss me off sometimes (quite a bit actually) they do have some nice products.

 

[250rg]

Did the Kurds end up with NEA rifles? If so any reports on what the Kurds think about them?

 

[CHEMMY]

I'd say they cater to their main demographic which is not the Canadian shooter.

ATRS can maintain the quality they do because they are not making thousands of rifles a year.

Once you start building for gov't agencies be it military, police, etc....you will lose some QC. It isn't until you have been able to increase production and profit, can you start to get better quality again. Colt went through growing pains as well when they took on their first few mil contracts.

 

[Mister Donut]

Someone already has. Samples will be in Canada in the summer

Dominion Arms/Norinco?

 

[667]

i wonder how many gens it will take before it is not a t.p.o.s like the rest of their line..

fpni

 

[mildcustom2]

The level of trash talk from a manufacture behind anothers back speaks volume about that persons character and that they truly are threatened by the possibility of competition.

 

[griffin86]

The level of trash talk from a manufacture behind anothers back speaks volume about that persons character and that they truly are threatened by the possibility of competition.

I don't think ATRS is threatened at all...

 

[onetwentyish]

I don't think ATRS is threatened at all...

I would have to agree. Anybody who buys an NEA in place of an ATRS rifle never was an prospective ATRS customer anyways...

 

[Daver_II]

I would have to agree. Anybody who buys an NEA in place of an ATRS rifle never was an prospective ATRS customer anyways...

This.

 

[mildcustom2]

I don't think ATRS is threatened at all...

Oh no not at all. If it ends up non restricted the MSRP is only like $1600. Nope no competition at all since it only appeals to a greater percentage of the populations income level.

 

[Mister Donut]

I'm gonna have to go with MC on this one. I found it surprising and a little unprofessional for one sponsoring member/manufacturer to make a snide comment about another.

 

[mah 67]

indeed.

 

[*MALICE*]

indeed.

Hell of a first post 5 years in lol

 

[A.T.R.]

NEA has had this in the works for a while. It took time because they went the route of tracing lineage back to the Stoner schematics and the NR AR10.

This is pre-ATRS and there are samples under scrutiny for the NR FRT.

Currently in Germany fulfilling contracts.

 

[Canada Ammo]

There is a saying. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

I figured it would only be a matter of time until someone tried to reverse engineer what we have done. I would have preferred however for it not to be a lowest quality manufacturer.
It should make for some very interesting reading on the forums IF they actually do get into production.

We have been selling NEA for over 4 months now and our rate for returns is 0.0066%

NEA has stepped up their game with the 2nd generation rifles.

NEA rifles, uppers, and associated parts are of excellent quality and reasonably priced.

Not to mention, Canadaammo.com and NEA will immediately resolve any issue to the customers satisfaction.

Buy with confidence.