The FRT entry has only recently been made that’s why I said recently. The last public update had it included.Originally Posted by KotKotofeich
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The FRT entry has only recently been made that’s why I said recently. The last public update had it included.
It also includes a picture with a very AR18 upper, with picatinny rail and what looks like a folding stock. Very curious.
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What picture are you describing? Can you link or post it?
The website seems to be from the 1990s I can't put much faith in a company that outdated
Model
NDS-18SC is marked on the left side of the firearm.
This is an updated NDS-18S redesigned to accept a proprietary AR-180 upper receiver.
Features include: free floating handguard with accesory rail; right side charging handle and magazine release; left side safety selector.
Overall length with a 470 mm (18.5 inches) barrel is 927 mm (36.5 inches).
Manufacturer
NODAK SPUD LLC; EDINA, MN; U.S.A. is marked on the left side of the firearm.
Action
Gas operated.
Calibre
The calibre designation is not marked on the firearm.
Shots
Detachable box magazine.
Serial Number
The serial number is usually marked on the left side of the receiver/frame.
Cross-References
No Data
Also Known As/Product Code
NDS 18 SC
NDS 18SC
NDS18SC
NoDak Spud 18SC
Importer
IRUNGUNS
Within the Vacuum of Infinity...
Look up brn180 recoil rod block on brownells. I hate to prove people wrong
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Anyone have a picture/more info on this rifle? If it looks closer to the original AR 180 I'd be pretty interested.
I'd be pretty excited if it looks like either the BRN or a more true to form armalite version. Ideally I'd like to see something modern like the brn, but with the ability to swap barrels, handguards, etc much like the WK/WS-180’s.
Within the Vacuum of Infinity...
That's not an adapter. It's an internal part of the upper.Look up brn180 recoil rod block on brownells. I hate to prove people wrong
Am I the only one who wants a retro 180?
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