The lower and scope have not seen Afghanistan...
The upper maybe.
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The lower and scope have not seen Afghanistan...
The upper maybe.
"Arguing with idiots is like playing chess with a pigeon..... No matter how good you are, the bird is going to s#!t on the board and strut around like it won anyway."
Any other legit JTF2's that can chime-in? So far I just have one that laughed at this picture. If you're going to cash in on their service thru association, then I hope you have your #### together.
If you meet more than one azzhole per day...chances are you're the azzhole....
This is really interesting and if it is in deed the real “McCoy” a really cool piece of history, sadly I don’t have the funds to purchase this
Post picsOriginally Posted by Manitobabloodfart
The upper looks very similar to the one we had in Afghanistan in 2010. Can't speak to legitimacy, though.
x2.
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He's manager of federal sales at FN, IIRC.
There are only two types of people in this world, those who want to control others, and those who have no such desire. The former is the enemy of humanity.
Stand together. Stand strong. Don't give them an inch for they will take a mile.
Since this is where the questioning started...
It is our understanding that these uppers were returned to Canada around 2008, after replacement uppers had been sent.
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Last edited by WanstallsOnline; 04-25-2019 at 12:42 PM.
Mr. Hipwell from Wolverine Supplies will be able to shed some light on the history with this particular example.
Wolverine Supplies were the one that supplied all the Armalite AR10 rifles to the CF for the Afgan mission, After the mission was completed the rifles were all returned to Wolverine Supplies, some were sold as complete rifles and a couple uppers were fitted a new lower receivers. There are barely a handful of them exist, so they are definitely worth collecting however this example is not where I would start the collection.
The other person to ask would be Epoxy 7 he owns a couple of complete rifles and has done some digging on the history of these AR10's.
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