WK180-c / WS-MCR what accessories should we make?
- Thread starter True North Arms Corp
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Wheeler1993
Member
- Location
- London ontario
Side folding stock, similar to original 180 possibly
I would like to see two things.
1. A Bolt Assist device like the BAD Lever which brings the operation to catch/release the bolt down to the front inside of the trigger guard. I realize that this will require a new re-design as the after market Bolt Releases are being operated on the WK's/MCR's from a different location. But it would sure be worth it.
2. A folding charging handle like on the old FNC1. The current type of projecting charging handles dig into my chest and gut when the rifle is hung on a sling over the chest. I realize that the FN one was non-reciprocating but something like that should work on this rifle.
1. A Bolt Assist device like the BAD Lever which brings the operation to catch/release the bolt down to the front inside of the trigger guard. I realize that this will require a new re-design as the after market Bolt Releases are being operated on the WK's/MCR's from a different location. But it would sure be worth it.
2. A folding charging handle like on the old FNC1. The current type of projecting charging handles dig into my chest and gut when the rifle is hung on a sling over the chest. I realize that the FN one was non-reciprocating but something like that should work on this rifle.
Wind of Pain
CGN Regular
- Location
- Vancouverish
Brass deflector/ejection port cover similar to the Galil Ace or FN FNC.
had that problem with mine. the answer is that the gas block comes loose and makes the rod snap. check to see if the block is loose if so kodiak with fix it for free. as far as the charging handle breaking mine did that to. twice now. realized the handle hits the end of the slot on mine so used a dremmel tool on mine to grind the end of the slot back a bit. np there works like a champion now
They still wouldn't allow it. For the RCMP, the barrel ends where the rifling ends, so the rifling would have to continue into the muzzle device in order to count.
Canadian market did a heckuva job stepping up building these rifles. Like anything time and progression will yield greater results. I cannot wait to see what this rifle will turn into in the years to come. These gen one rifles are very good but imagine gen 2 and 3 etc
How about hiring some gun designers and or Consulting with a tear one company too sharpen it up. There are those of us who will spend $3000-$5000 On a quality rifle not everything have to be made for mass market thousand dollar or under price tag
Porkchopsandwhich
CGN Regular
The stated goal of the rifle when launched was to have a semi automatic rifle that accepted common parts for around a $1000 made in Canada. There were/are other options at a $3000+ price point.
- Location
- Edmonton area, Alberta
This came to me in a dream. Blowback bolts to make pistol calibre uppers.
Wind of Pain
CGN Regular
- Location
- Vancouverish
+1!
yukoncornelius87
New member
- Location
- Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
A complete 204 Ruger upper
Shorerider
CGN Regular
- Location
- British Columbia
I don’t think it would be possible. It doesn’t use a detent like an AR. It uses the same spring and the bolt hold open. A 45° safety would be tricky since it relies on a large flat spot for the spring to ride on.
