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Wolverine does not want any restricted variant of the MCR to exist. If you are not wedded to the semi-automatic action, one of the first manual action firearms built using one of the new made in Canada modular receivers by its purchaser used a 10.5" barrel. Manual action firearms must exceed a certain overall length to remain unrestricted, but they do not have the set barrel length non restricted requirement of a semi automatic firearm.Originally Posted by Ratzilla
Last edited by Ustauk; 08-21-2020 at 07:40 PM.
I first read that as "Wendy" but then I realized that such a heavy "variant' would never sell.
A version that lies&whine constantly ?
Left wing, right wing, they belong to the same bird.
An upper is not a registered firearm
Member of CCFR
An semi-automatic upper with a less then 18.6" barrel mated with a lower does make for a restricted firearm, however.
I have not fired either yet, sorry
True, depends on what a guy wants to do with it I suppose.Any shorter and it'd be restricted... I dunno about you, but I certainly wouldn't want that
And now I want a FAB gladus grip...
You don't seem to have the beaver tail version in black, coming in soon?
Nothing is more fairly distributed than common sense: no one thinks he needs more of it than he already has.
- Descartes
They seem to have forgotten about the 7.62. Kicking out 5.56 only.
G96 smells awesome.
Member, CSSA & CCFR.
It feels like the only reason to cancel the ambidextrous is going cheaper from cost side.
From 999 to 1099 then 1299, now left hand support is gone...
Last edited by alafly; 08-22-2020 at 12:39 PM.
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