Upgraded Uppers and Folding Stock Adapters for WK180-C

Any idea when the folding stock adaptors will be back in stock? I need a couple of parts and would like to order them all together to save on shipping.
 
True North Arms Corp said:
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Hey guys,

This week we’re featuring our Upgraded Uppers & Folding Stock Adapters to further personalize and enhance your WK180-C.

We put together this Upgraded WK180-C Upper Receiver Setup to take your WK180-C to the next level. Setup includes a WK upper, with in-house gunsmithing, and the installation of a custom machined, self-lubricating brass bushing. This bushing is beefy and will last you a lifetime.

Next up, is the well-desired Folding Stock Adapters, designed to customize your WK with your favourite stocks. Metal construction, positive locking, easy fitting, and boom, your WK is now a side folder.

We’re also offering individual brass bushings and bits for those who like to do some weekend home-smithing.

No WK180-C yet? We have them in stock and on sale.

Have a good week.

Stanely and the gang
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If you buy a rifle and have to invest hundreds of dollars in upgrades, it tells me it is a turkey from the start. Why are these simple upgrades needed for something that costs +$1000,00
 
wrxs said:
If you buy a rifle and have to invest hundreds of dollars in upgrades, it tells me it is a turkey from the start. Why are these simple upgrades needed for something that costs +$1000,00
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The Wk180c is designed to meet a certain price point. Some people would like features that simply couldn't be implemented at that price point, and are willing to pay extra for it.

Saying it's a turkey because there's some aftermarket upgrades for it is like saying the AR15, Glocks, and Remington 870 are all crap too because they have robust aftermarket support.

You know what guns DON'T get aftermarket support? The crappy ones that don't sell enough to warrant it.
 
I appreciate the WK 180C platform for what it is: an affordable, entry level, 223 Cal, NR that most Canadians can appreciate with minimal government intrusion. The fact that it is upgradeable is a HUGE advantage. TNA should be commended. But I guess some ppl who aren’t familiar with designing or manufacturing anything just need to point out, in an obnoxious manner, all of the shortcomings. No doubt they will invoke the “just keeping real” philosophy.

I guess I’m just naive: why can’t ppl have a little more class? We’re all on the same side, right?
 
locgo said:
I appreciate the WK 180C platform for what it is: an affordable, entry level, 223 Cal, NR that most Canadians can appreciate with minimal government intrusion. The fact that it is upgradeable is a HUGE advantage. TNA should be commended. But I guess some ppl who aren’t familiar with designing or manufacturing anything just need to point out, in an obnoxious manner, all of the shortcomings. No doubt they will invoke the “just keeping real” philosophy.

I guess I’m just naive: why can’t ppl have a little more class? We’re all on the same side, right?
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I don't think anyone is trying to say these shouldn't be made in Canada. A lot of us have things we want to see. Myself, personally, won't buy it without a nitrided or treated barrel. Lots of people don't care. Some people want these to come with a nicer trigger. I don't care about that, but I get why other people do. All I want is for the producer to make the thing the client wants, and I, as a potential client, would like to be heard. If they don't want to make changes that's totally fine, they're the business. If you want to slap them on the back that's fine. I agree that they've done something good by making this rifle. I would also like to offer constructive criticism and see this product made even better.
 
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