.300 Blackout Semi Automatic
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Guys have converted pretty much every NR .223 available to .300BLK. If you want factory I can't think of anything not currently affected by the last ban. North Sylva refuses to bring in any .300BLK X-95 since they figure they won't sell. Well, that and they suck.
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Thanks for the information. I have a Noveske AR15 - 300 Blackout, worse comes to worse I am forced to give it up I am trying to figure out what I can move the accessories over to, as well I have a lot of ammo, even the V-Cog is specific to a 300 Blackout. Jut thinking out loud, open to suggestions, not arguments ;o)
There are two options that would allow you to re-use your Noveske's entire fore-end, including barrel, gas block, gas tube, and handguard, one currently available and one to come.
The Jard J180 builder kit is made in the U.S., but distributed by Sylvestre Sporting Goods in Bonneyville, AB. Orders are in person, over the phone, or via email, as they have been brought in in limited numbers and Sylvestre has yet to create a web listing. The kits includes everything internal to the receiver, including a decent Jard trigger and a pistol grip, but both could be swapped if desired. You just need to add the fore-end components, stock (though A2 requires an adapter), magazine and optic to make a complete firearm. Note the buffer tube spring is not needed, as the firearm uses a receiver-internal 180 style recoil recovery system impinged by the gas tube instead of a piston. It currently has a non-restricted FRT entry, so if you're Noveske has a restricted length barrel, you would either have to register the newly created firearm, or get a longer, non-restricted barrel. More info here, https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/2160771-Jard-Sylvestre-J180-Info-Feedback-and-Builds .
If you don't mind waiting and want a purely made in Canada option, SBI in Sherwood Park will be releasing a direct impingement bolt carrier group for their Lynx Upper and Lower that will allow a similar level of parts reuse from the Noveske to the Jard.
One more option, if you don't mind going manual action and don't want to register a shorter barrel semi-automatic firearm with the government, is to use a manual-action modular chassis, like the SBI LPC or Maple Ridge Renegade. As long as your total firearm length is greater then 26" with the stock collapsed, the barrel only needs to be long enough to extend the OAL past the minimum length.
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300 BLK is a great cartridge for 9" to 12" barrels, but most of the firearms that will accept an AR barrel extension barrel are prohibited now (such as your AR-15).
You could put it on a 180 but you would have to register it as Restricted if your barrel is less than 18.6". Likely not worth the hassle.
The MRA renegade would be your best NR option if your barrel is less than 18.6"
You could put it on a 180 but you would have to register it as Restricted if your barrel is less than 18.6". Likely not worth the hassle.
The MRA renegade would be your best NR option if your barrel is less than 18.6"
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Thank you and the others for the very informative info.
I have a restricted barrel so my concern is if I swap it over to a builder kit, it needs to be re-registered, then in my opinion it has a high likely hood getting prohibited and I get to do this all over again. If I go with a NR barrel then I really don't have a lot to bring over other. I may as well start fresh. I think for now I'll sit on my hands and hope I get grand fathered !!
This is a serious bummer as this one was keeper, had no intentions of getting rid of it, plus I doubt I will get a fraction of the cost back
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Thank you and the others for the very informative info.
I have a restricted barrel so my concern is if I swap it over to a builder kit, it needs to be re-registered, then in my opinion it has a high likely hood getting prohibited and I get to do this all over again. If I go with a NR barrel then I really don't have a lot to bring over other. I may as well start fresh. I think for now I'll sit on my hands and hope I get grand fathered !!
This is a serious bummer as this one was keeper, had no intentions of getting rid of it, plus I doubt I will get a fraction of the cost back
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If you don't want to register everything, you're only two options are leave it whole in the safe, or make a manual action truck/horse/quad gun, sorry
Good luck with whatever you decide!Thank you and the others for the very informative info.
I have a restricted barrel so my concern is if I swap it over to a builder kit, it needs to be re-registered, then in my opinion it has a high likely hood getting prohibited and I get to do this all over again. If I go with a NR barrel then I really don't have a lot to bring over other. I may as well start fresh. I think for now I'll sit on my hands and hope I get grand fathered !!
This is a serious bummer as this one was keeper, had no intentions of getting rid of it, plus I doubt I will get a fraction of the cost back
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If you don't want to register everything, you're only two options are leave it whole in the safe, or make a manual action truck/horse/quad gun, sorry
CGN Member Mach Posted the following Renegade Blackout build over on the MRA Forum, https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/2027260-MRA-Renegade-Rifles-Parts-and-Kits-now-available?p=17759064&viewfull=1#post17759064 :
Mach said:The .300 Blackout:
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