Ya, but it doesn't have a •DMR match grade safety selector switch•
Kidding aside, awesome to see new (affordable) NR black rifles up here.
Ya, but it doesn't have a •DMR match grade safety selector switch•
Kidding aside, awesome to see new (affordable) NR black rifles up here.
Firstly 5.45 x 39 is possibility I would think this is a job for a custom shop. The one business that comes to mind that could possible look after this work has chosen to take jabs at us with a stick, so I am hesitant to make recommendations at this time and I have no idea of the quality of their work. It is a shame that the Canadian firearms industry has to operate in this unprofessional manner.
As for the NR Tax, our price is plus tax! I jest. The vast majority of the time accusations of a NR Tax are completely unjust. We have been accused of them in the past, but our retail price is determined firstly by our cost.
Right now Maccabee Defence is been accused of charging this tax which in my opinion is completely unfounded. Maccabee did not have the luxury of copying a simple design like us, their R&D costs would have been higher, they ran bigger risks and their specialist market is much smaller than ours. People should remember that before attacking them, I wish them every success, they deserve it, I am confident that their SLR will provide great value for money.
This is not aimed at you "tootall", but why are Canadian gun owners so negative towards one another and so quick to attack, no wonder we can never have a united front when required. Anyway that is my sermon for this Sunday.
Last edited by Mr Wolverine; 02-11-2018 at 11:29 AM.
I'm simply fascinated in how you moved this forward in spite of the industry types roadblocking you. Success is the best revenge.
Listen, and understand. That Liberal is out there. It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse- only fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until your guns are gone.
The answer is very simple, My Dad brought me up believing that there was no such word as "can't" if I said I "can't do that" I would get a lecture to the effect that I was capable of moving Mt Everest with a shovel and wheelbarrow if I put my mind to it. I think that was a good lesson, I am told I am stubborn and tenacious, the end result is a winning combination. Recently I head one of my Grandchildren saying to their sibling that "Dad says there is no such word as "Can't do something", I turned away and smiled I guess we now had a family tradition, thanks Dad.
Beautiful, thanks for sharing. ^
It's not the fall that kills you - it's the sudden stop at the bottom!
"The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step." - Lao Tzu
New member of CCFR
I think one in .308 would look great next to my .223 one..... oh it's gonna be a long wait, Im imagining a rifle that doesn't exist beside one I will not have for a few months.... c'mon spring
CSSA / CCFR / CPC (almost to the point of walking away)
You mentioned that your manufacturer can make 20-50 rifles a week(1K-2.5K/yr), I would say that initial demand is around 5-10K. At this rate, it would take 5-10 years to satisfy this demand. How do you plan on ramping up production?
Last edited by chicu1981; 02-11-2018 at 01:21 PM.