New Norinco Type 97

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  1. twyeh's Avatar

    twyeh said:

    Thumbs up New Norinco Type 97

    Seeing that you guys are the Norinco importer, I figured that you guys are importing the new T97s now.
    If so, is that true?

    Could you tell us more on the differences between the new legal batch vs the old illegal batch?

    Does this also mean you guys will bring in the long awaited JS 9mm now?
  2. twyeh's Avatar

    twyeh said:
    Bump, we would like to know if the FRT is already approved and everything is a green light in spring.
  3. burnaby's Avatar

    burnaby said:
    Would be great assurance to know the FRT is approved to guarantee we'll get the 97 in Spring and not like the previous fiasco.
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  4. cadgo said:
    Also if they already have a sample and its approved they can take some pictures of it in the mean time ...
  5. North_Sylva's Avatar

    North_Sylva said:
    OK.

    I have been monitoring this forum for a few days and this is the first opportunity I've had to post as It has been a busy week.

    Let's set the record straight regarding the T97NSR, I wanted the be the first to post about it, but some excited dealers beat me to it.

    For well over a year now, North Sylva has been working very hard with Chinese State Arsenals to redesign the receiver on the original T97A rifle. A few prototypes were created, and after a few tries, it seemed we finally got it right.

    This newly made firearm will be know as the T97NSR. It is important to note that this is NOT a T97A. It has been completely redesigned from the ground up. We are currently in the process of finalizing on the FRT number and the new sample should be approved shortly. If everything goes according to plan, these should be in stores hopefully by early spring.

    Please feel free to ask any questions you may have.

    Thanks,
  6. edwin-97a's Avatar

    edwin-97a said:
    Thank you N.S
  7. cbabes's Avatar

    cbabes said:
    Quote Originally Posted by North_Sylva View Post
    OK.

    I have been monitoring this forum for a few days and this is the first opportunity I've had to post as It has been a busy week.

    Let's set the record straight regarding the T97NSR, I wanted the be the first to post about it, but some excited dealers beat me to it.

    For well over a year now, North Sylva has been working very hard with Chinese State Arsenals to redesign the receiver on the original T97A rifle. A few prototypes were created, and after a few tries, it seemed we finally got it right.

    This newly made firearm will be know as the T97NSR. It is important to note that this is NOT a T97A. It has been completely redesigned from the ground up. We are currently in the process of finalizing on the FRT number and the new sample should be approved shortly. If everything goes according to plan, these should be in stores hopefully by early spring.

    Please feel free to ask any questions you may have.

    Thanks,
    Thanks. So what gave Wanstalls the idea that the FRT was done?

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  8. Kveldulf's Avatar

    Kveldulf said:
    T97NSR -- does the NSR stand for North Sylva Rifle?
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  9. AlbinoMoose's Avatar

    AlbinoMoose said:
    Quote Originally Posted by Kveldulf View Post
    T97NSR -- does the NSR stand for North Sylva Rifle?
    I'm gonna guess at it too. My guess is that they wanted to make it clear that it is a newly made rifle and not the T97A, so they called it T97NSR "Non-Restricted Semi-Automatic Rifle".
  10. mg4201's Avatar

    mg4201 said:
    Thanks very much North Sylva for all the work you did to make this happen.
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