This def makes the SAF more interesting.
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This def makes the SAF more interesting.
Not how we roll my friend. If we don't have the interest to make these in bulk then one-offs are not in the cards as we just do not have the time or manpower to halt all other production to go old school for days on end and run the manual lathe.Originally Posted by bfiles
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Leigh
Dlask Arms Corp.
www.dlaskarms.com
“Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times.”
Well fingers crossed there is more then enough interest then!!!!
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Seems like there's always so much demand for one-offs and never enough time. What are your thoughts on hiring/expanding? Or is the limiting factor something else like the tooling/equipment?
Hope they decide soon. The only way I’m interested in buying a SAF is if I can for sure get it NR.
I need one or two too
Can you confirm if you could do the SAF Mini too?
Mini SAF is the same as the full size. Its listed as a "Commercial Version" rifle so it can obtain a new child entry for NR in the FRT.
If not you need to buy enough for the minimum and have some spares
pandering to paranoia produces pointless prosecutions of people
So is this looking like it’s going to happen? The opportunity to pickup a SAF is running out. If it would help I would be willing to put up money for a barrel at presale to help it along.
I would also be in a for a nr conversion just pick one of these up
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