Bushmaster 9mm
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I have approved Export Permits for the Bushmaster AZC15P97S (next model up from the 15P21S... but it's .223REM)...
An order placed before December 31st could be here by January 17th.
Price: $1,399.00 Canadian plus applicable taxes
The AZ9C15P21 (9mm you asked about) would take about 6 to 8 weeks to import and would cost you $1,449.00
An order placed before December 31st could be here by January 17th.
Price: $1,399.00 Canadian plus applicable taxes
The AZ9C15P21 (9mm you asked about) would take about 6 to 8 weeks to import and would cost you $1,449.00
greentips said:
GT:
Not sure but I suspect not. Because of the way US laws are, if the lower receiver allowed for easy installation of an AR stock then the ownership of the pistol AND an AR stock would put the person in violation of the NFA Class III regulations (as it relates to SBR's - Short Barrel Rifles). It's the same in the US for someone who owns an AR and then buys a short AR barrel. If they don't have a registered SBR then they have violated the NFA rules by simply being in possession of the AR lower and the short barrel.
It's a real pain in the ass and though it doesn't affect the guns sold to Canada, they don't design product for us Canadians, they design it for their home market
I know what you mean about the SBR regs vs pistol frames, but I don't recall hearing about any differences in the AR frames. Could be worth looking into!!
I half wonder if the short buffer and different bolt carrier are enough difference for ATF?
I half wonder if the short buffer and different bolt carrier are enough difference for ATF?
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greentips said:
i saw one in the states and it looks like a plate on the end of the rifle like a telestock. just un-thread the pistol buffer tube and instal a telestock tube
The receivers will take carbine stocks.
http://ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=15&t=259071
http://ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=15&t=260325
Reason why I'm looking into the 9mm and who knows, maybe even the .223!
Questar, thanks for the info and I'll be in touch after I make up my mind.
http://ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=15&t=259071
http://ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=15&t=260325
Reason why I'm looking into the 9mm and who knows, maybe even the .223!
Questar, thanks for the info and I'll be in touch after I make up my mind.
sigger69 said:The receivers will take carbine stocks.
http://ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=15&t=259071
http://ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=15&t=260325
Reason why I'm looking into the 9mm and who knows, maybe even the .223!
Questar, thanks for the info and I'll be in touch after I make up my mind.
Well... that answers that
Looks like we may just have to bring a few of these in to play with
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GT a but stock can be fitted but there in no cut out for the car 15 retaining plate, the stubby part that sticks out on the back of the plate, so that would have to be milled out.
not hard i did it for one guy with a dremel tool.
but other then that your stuck with the crapy looking carbon 15 buffer tube or fixed stock
not hard i did it for one guy with a dremel tool.
but other then that your stuck with the crapy looking carbon 15 buffer tube or fixed stock
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msarazin said:
Here's my version of the carbon 15/9mm I just put the stock on for the thread. It tightens okay but I want to build a stud/post like the manufactures stock. I can post better pics on Monday, when I get my camera back.
She's lookin good...
msarazin said:
Here's my version of the carbon 15/9mm I just put the stock on for the thread. It tightens okay but I want to build a stud/post like the manufactures stock. I can post better pics on Monday, when I get my camera back.
I just tried and the receiver threads are correct for a carbine buffer tube. Since the receiver is composite the buffer tube goes in tight so might need a lot of lube.
