polskadude
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Pretty sure no one is knocking TNA for this, they are just one of the many dealers who will be selling it. We all know who is to blame for this.
Coming soon -- Non-restricted Matrix Aerospace M762-D AR-308 Build Kits and Receivers
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Pretty sure no one is knocking TNA for this, they are just one of the many dealers who will be selling it. We all know who is to blame for this.
I don’t get why these are so expensive vs the US market but How do you know what dealer cost is or pricing structure is? We don’t know who marked them up or what the costs were. Are these MAP?
hannibal.black98
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Real talk!!!
ThatM305Guy
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I built a MS set for around 1350. The deals are there if you are patient. Hell, SFRC was blowing out 12" NEA M-LOK handguards for 9.99 not that long ago.
It's called the NR tax. Just wait. Plus stag 10 is better quality. If you want to spend 650, I better get a stag 10
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Bunch of whiners. They are priced at what the market will bear. If they don't sell, they will get reduced. You want it cheaper? Then don't buy it. I preordered the original nea102, then watched the price plummet to what the market would bear.
TNA is top notch. No doubt about it. Stop crying for a lower price in their forum. They didn't set the price. They are just trying to survive in a dying market. Cut them some slack.
TNA is top notch. No doubt about it. Stop crying for a lower price in their forum. They didn't set the price. They are just trying to survive in a dying market. Cut them some slack.
It's not whining, it's called feedback.
Even if it’s on the same level as the Stag and includes LPK,trigger,pistol grip, Forward assist,and dust cover,why would you take a chance on a new platform,at the same cost of a proven one?
What’s the point?
I understand that they got to sell these for what they do , to make it viable for their business, but it’s going to be a hard sell at that price.
What’s the point?
I understand that they got to sell these for what they do , to make it viable for their business, but it’s going to be a hard sell at that price.
first off,this is not directed at TNA per say,they seem to be straight people to deal with,but i do find it odd,that most of the site sponsors are all saying how they are doing their best to bring in NR Ar types to build up the numbers to push the Turd in charge of Canada to back off,YET,,they all have a chance to bring in a lot of US produced relatively inexpensive complete rifles or upper/lower sets,but still set the price at 3 times and more than the US retail. i'm sure if a group of buyers were to buy a batch directly from the US,and use another site sponsor importer who charges less than half of IRG fees to import,they could certainly cut the cost to what these should actually cost in Canada,but you have to be willing to do it all to save about $150.00 of a set of upper/lower,question is,,is it worth to the average joe,for some yes,but for a lot of others,the NR TAX is tolerable to them,so it comes down to how much value do you put on your hard earned money,
We're waiting to find out, I will update when we know.
Thanks for that feedback, will see if we can't do better by release time...
We could make such a kit just for you. Our default barrel choice would be MRA Let us know your thoughts.
We can help you choose the parts to make an upper kit.
We don't know any commercial sources for a 22-250 barrel, likely we would have to refer you to another dealer for a custom barrel build.
I'll see if we can't get satisfactory answers in the coming weeks.
rifleman762
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22-250 has a steeply tapered case that doesn't play well with an SR25 magazine. Go 22 Creedmoor with a custom barrel. I bet IBI could build you a barrel. I'd probably use a rifle+2" gas system. Rainier makes the longer gas tube and I think RDSC sells it in Canada. This is due to the smaller bore maintaining gas pressure further down the barrel.
