What would be the msrp on these 3k?
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What would be the msrp on these 3k?
Don't compare that cope gun garbage to a tested military platform.Originally Posted by vultr
Follow through isn't just a shooting fundamental, it's a life skill.
US MSRP is the same as the X95, 2kUSD
It would be interesting if it's priced lower than the $1700US X95s actually go for to be competitive with the gold standard of bullpups
Cope gun is better than no gun. Not sure what is wrong with people like you. Seems like a pretty decent rifle.
CCFR, CSSA member!
Cope gun turns into no gun pretty fast when something breaks, tried and tested military rifles don't
What about the design is cope gun? I looked at the design and it seams pretty decent.
Definitely will get one or two when they hit the Canadian market
I like the aesthetics BUT too many negative similarities to the Norinco T-97 gen 1. Giant carry handle/sight rail that raises the sighting plane to a silly level and that damn top-cocking handle tucked away under that rail can be finicky but it looks to be folding too so you can plan on fumbling to flip it out in a hurry. Pretty gun but that high rail kills it for me. At least Norinco learned from its mistakes.
Canada ended when Trudeau began.
Blu-Ray or nothing.
So what's the deal with these then, awaiting RCMP approval? Importer needs to submit application? I believe if these were on the market they'd sell like hotcakes. Look how many people can't wait to drop their cash on unproven, civilian garbage like the Sterling Arms, M+M and various 180b junk. A proven, military rifle tested with 50,000 rounds and no breakages would be a blessing to our current situation.
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