Beltfed .22 AR-15 upper ( Lakeside machine )
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Lots of fail in this thread.
since it is not a firearm in itself, at least as of today,
since normally it cannot fire by itself.
You can put one in the backpack and go in the woods.
It is not a firearm.
2. If in the future it will be classed as a firearm in itself,
barrel length becomes VERY important,
since it greatly contributes to the OAL of the host firearm.
3. Even if it stays legally as a non-firearm,
if one day some business will decide to make LOTS of money,
they can try to make one to be adapted on a gun that is
normally non-restricted (Swiss, XCR, ACR, ISSG/SCAR, AR180, Rhineland, etc.),
then they will realize how important the barrel length is, because,
as I said above, it greatly contributes to the OAL of the host firearm.
*Note: in addition, on some of the above firearms,
it will have to replace serialized upper receivers of the initial guns
at least one of these uppers as in the youtube I have posted IS in Canada.
It is not a firearm, as it cannot fire by itself. It needs the lower in order to fire.
Speaking of which, it can be made to work on semi lowers.
Altough no longer in production, these uppers can be modded
(with a lot of work) to be switched between open bolt / closed bolt.
1. The Razorback cannot withstand classification,
since it is not a firearm in itself, at least as of today,
since normally it cannot fire by itself.
You can put one in the backpack and go in the woods.
It is not a firearm.
2. If in the future it will be classed as a firearm in itself,
barrel length becomes VERY important,
since it greatly contributes to the OAL of the host firearm.
3. Even if it stays legally as a non-firearm,
if one day some business will decide to make LOTS of money,
they can try to make one to be adapted on a gun that is
normally non-restricted (Swiss, XCR, ACR, ISSG/SCAR, AR180, Rhineland, etc.),
then they will realize how important the barrel length is, because,
as I said above, it greatly contributes to the OAL of the host firearm.
*Note: in addition, on some of the above firearms,
it will have to replace serialized upper receivers of the initial guns
If you are talking about the upper,
at least one of these uppers as in the youtube I have posted IS in Canada.
It is not a firearm, as it cannot fire by itself. It needs the lower in order to fire.
Speaking of which, it can be made to work on semi lowers.
Altough no longer in production, these uppers can be modded
(with a lot of work) to be switched between open bolt / closed bolt.
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NavyShooter
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The .22 beltfed I was discussing in the conversation I've had with the RCMP would be a complete, stand-alone firearm, not an add-on upper like the Razorback.
NS
NS
For people who are interested, we will be mainly bringing in the 10.5" to 12.5" version of the Razorback w/ the deluxe rail that they offer. We will announce the pricing once we have more news.
As for the M1919A4 1/2 scale, we will be submitting a sample to RCMP to determine its classification.
As for the M1919A4 1/2 scale, we will be submitting a sample to RCMP to determine its classification.
How in the world did you get a Vindicator into Canada if you don't mind me asking?
The Vindicator is such a cool looking rifle. The receiver portion is almost identical to the one used in the mini 1919A4's that Lakeside produces.
I would be interested a 12.5" version...depending on price of course.
I spoke with the manufacturer of the am upper he told me that it only operated with an auto sear found on the m16, and that it would not function without one. Anything and everthing is possible.
I would love to have some sort of 22 that ran with that large magazine.
I would love to have some sort of 22 that ran with that large magazine.
NavyShooter
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I've done some study, and the full auto version of the RB requires either a replacement bolt, or a modified bolt in order to trip the autosear for full auto operation.
(I'm quite familiar with F/A operations in the M-16 FOW....)
NS
(I'm quite familiar with F/A operations in the M-16 FOW....)
NS
We just got the export permit approved.
We will be carrying three types of upper from Lakeside.
1) 10.5" Upper
2) 12.5" Upper
3) 16" Upper
Pricing will be announced early next week.
Chris
We just need to confirm the ETA and some details with manufacturer and we will be able to post the price. We would like to get an accurate ETA before committing to anything, we would not want you guys to wait indefinitely.
