ATRS Modern Sporter - Nov 30th : New video, Post 482
- Thread starter ATRS Shaun
- Start date
Scotchline
Regular
- Location
- Rural Ontario
Will they email you with your serial number?
I don’t think they started at 11, but at 11 and up is the available numbers for the public.
The invoice has the serial number on it.
- Location
- calgary alberta
Correct. I have 000001 serial number of every generation of every firearm we have ever made. Who knows maybe someday the complete set may be worth something?
- Location
- calgary alberta
I only wish that were true. We have made some mistakes, but we always try to make it right.
- Location
- calgary alberta
100% correct!
Correct. I have 000001 serial number of every generation of every firearm we have ever made. Who knows maybe someday the complete set may be worth something?
How many 1,s do you have?
When are you doing the MS in .308?
- Location
- calgary alberta
Quite few #1s. Between every generation of AT15 over the years, the MH generations, the MV, MS and our bolt action rifles in 2 generations along with the assorted prototypes, it adds up.
No plans to do a large frame given what Stag has done.
ThatM305Guy
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- North Texas
A customer can't ask for more than that.
First employer always used to tell me : "A great Machinist will still make mistakes. What makes him a great Machinist is knowing how to fix them." I reckon that applies here.
That's what I meant. I knew the first 10 were theirs.......
No updates from the lab yet?
I really want one but just can't bring myself to put the money down till it's officially non restricted.
I know there really is no reason they should go the other way, I just don't trust the firearms lab with making any rational decisions after some of the crap they've done in the past.
I really want one but just can't bring myself to put the money down till it's officially non restricted.
I know there really is no reason they should go the other way, I just don't trust the firearms lab with making any rational decisions after some of the crap they've done in the past.
ATRS Shaun
Business Member Rep.
- Location
- Calgary, AB
No, I can understand your trepidation.
The Modern Hunter FRT (available on our website) states and I quote "Further, this firearm design is derived from an amalgamation of several different firearm designs and does not trace its design lineage directly or uniquely to a "prohibited" or a "restricted" firearm found in the Regulations appended to the Criminal Code."
Now the Modern Varmint says "Further, this firearm design is derived from an amalgamation of several different firearm designs and does not trace its design lineage directly or uniquely to a "prohibited" or a "restricted" firearm found in the Regulations appended to the Criminal Code."
If you put a Hunter and Varmint next to the Sporter, there can be no argument that the sporter is not directly descended from a Modern Hunter or Varmint, and we can demonstrate how the changes made were simply to reduce costs and proprietary parts. We can also point out commonality with many different non restricted platforms if some features are questioned. It would seem the only option left on the table is to delay.
- Location
- calgary alberta
Me neither! They strung us along for nearly 4 years on the MH and I believe if it was not for Stephen Blaney going to bat for us we would still be waiting for a decision.
Given the the FRT is NOT law and these are produced domestically and are based on an existing NR design there should not be any argument, but we are dealing with the feds, so anything is a possibility.
It is my belief they are stalling until C71 gets rammed through and I believe we are all in for some B.S. to further disarm us as we all know the law abiding are the problem, not the criminal scum. Low hanging fruit is always the easiest to target in order to give the false appearance that the government is doing something.
I believe the poll was just to judge interest. They have been pretty transparent that slick side would be first simply as they already have the material and programs proven.
So , on my invoice, it has my name, Rpal # and serial #.
How would this be any different than a back door regestry?
All my info is already being collected by ATRS, and for accounting purposes,don’t they need to keep this info on file for 7 years?
I’m not insinuating that ATRS is keeping records for anything, other than accounting purposes.
But in all reality, it’s not difficult for the government to find out where these sets went.
Now ,what you do with them once you get them, that’s another story.
How would this be any different than a back door regestry?
All my info is already being collected by ATRS, and for accounting purposes,don’t they need to keep this info on file for 7 years?
I’m not insinuating that ATRS is keeping records for anything, other than accounting purposes.
But in all reality, it’s not difficult for the government to find out where these sets went.
Now ,what you do with them once you get them, that’s another story.
Shorerider
CGN Regular
- Location
- British Columbia
The registry would require them to keep that information together and make it available to the RCMP. Right now once you’ve paid your invoice and the receiver is shipped to you they can throw out the hand written one and log just your payment info into their accounting software. Also I’m not sure if they record the serial numbers on firearms that aren’t on a pre sale status. My understanding was the serial number was recorded simply to tell us we had secured one.
- Location
- calgary alberta
The slick side uppers will be done first as we already have the material for them. It takes about 3 weeks to get material but to have yet another 20G worth of aluminum sitting in the rack for the next few months makes no business sense, at least to me it doesn't.
