Brigade Makasi MK15 We're back in business!!

Regardless if the issue was with the reviewer or the rifle, it is nice to no Brigade provides good, responsive customer service.
 
Who is going to do warranty work for these up here in Canada if someone has an issue?
I’m guessing North Sylva as they are the ones bringing these in
 
Feminist said:
Any recent experiences with getting packages from Hong Kong through CBSA? Ordered a stock adapter and it's been sitting in Vancouver mail hub since May 8.
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I’ve had a couple of stocks/adapters from Hong Kong delivered in the last few months. Takes some time with cbsa but always been released and arrived no problem. Think the last one sat there 3 weeks before they released it..
 
apexanimal said:
Thats not at all how it works. Its amazing how many people dont understand this. If you buy an nr firearm from a store, simply do a pal verification at some point with anyone who buys or sells guns regularly. There is a possible combination exceeding any reasonable ability to search who could potentially own a firearm assuming you have done a few pal verifications with people who regularly buy and sell. I do at least 20 per year, if each of those people do even 10, and their 10 do 10 as well, thats 2000 people who could potentially own whatever i may have bought from a store. And thats assuming the third group never do another pal verification again, if they do the number of potential owners rises exponentially each time. So to reiterate, I buy from cabelas, sell to 20 people that year, i cant remember who i sold what to sorry, so any one of them or anyone they sold to could own the theoretically prohibited firearm, not my problem. Have fun searching 2000, 20, 000, or 200, 000 people every time you want to use your "bAcKdOoR registry". If anything this "backdoor registry" will aid in wasting countless hours of gun grabbers time and take their resources away from actually taking guns lol. The only thing they can ever do to track down all the previously NR guns, is full scale search of every PAL holders home. In short, if you want a gun, purchase it. Don't live in fear, especially fear that is based on a fundamental misunderstanding of how things work.
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sounds like we should be purposely buying and selling the same magazine all over canada. we can can call it the freedom mag. and like a get well card we can grafiti it up a little each time.
 
morp said:
I’ve had a couple of stocks/adapters from Hong Kong delivered in the last few months. Takes some time with cbsa but always been released and arrived no problem. Think the last one sat there 3 weeks before they released it..
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So you {two}don't care that ordering that type of sh*t, legal or not, over the border/getting CBSA involved with your name etc., puts you a little higher on the 'shiit' scale?
 
^ ..sure, I don't order anything personally, over the boarder..so again, question stands. Not in foil. You don't think...ahhh, OK. w/e. Thnx u! :))
 
Ustauk said:
Fresh Makasi review from Jay's Blades and Bullets. Some problems when he first got the rifle, but sounds like he had good customer service from Brigade. Also compares it to Carmel, for those on the fence for which rifle to go with.

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Did the fellow who made this video not clean and lube the rifle properly?

Didn't SFRC have a thread a few weeks back saying 75% of the firearms they receive back with issues are bone dry, never cleaned or lubed

Is this fellow not strong enough to fully charge the rifle due to a shoulder injury?

Mag issue ?

Weird stuff, first video ive seen showing issues with this rifle...
 
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Ipscshooters said:
Did the fellow who made this video not clean and lube the rifle properly?

Didn't SFRC have a thread a few weeks back saying 75% of the firearms they receive back with issues are bone dry, never cleaned or lubed

Is this fellow not strong enough to fully charge the rifle due to a shoulder injury?

Mag issue ?

Weird stuff, first video ive seen showing issues with this rifle...
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I honestly don't believe that the problems were attributable to the rifle. Rather they were the result of operater error exacerbated by an existing chronic shoulder injury.
 
DaveMachine said:
If the dealers are willing to fist you in the ass with a $1000 SKS, what are they willing to charge for this unknown, one off black rifle?

There's no way I'd buy this thing for the outrageous amount they're likely to charge. Only way I'd buy something like this is if I had absolutely nothing.
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Most of our SKS's come from Ukraine...there has been a war going on there. Ive seen the import invoices. Its not like they are still getting them for $100 and making bank. Overseas is selling them for more.
 
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