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What's the difference? These are all direct from CC. They are complete guns from CC.
Complete IUR's
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What's the difference? These are all direct from CC. They are complete guns from CC.
Runningfool
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- SW Ontario
I only have 2 things to add:
1) CC is new at this whole civilian end user thing. I don't think what we've witnessed is some evil marketing ploy as much as them "winging it" with respect to releasing product to civilians.
2) I wish LAV would pop in and have a laugh at how some Canadians continue to be butthurt about access (albeit clunky access) to CC offerings.
1) CC is new at this whole civilian end user thing. I don't think what we've witnessed is some evil marketing ploy as much as them "winging it" with respect to releasing product to civilians.
2) I wish LAV would pop in and have a laugh at how some Canadians continue to be butthurt about access (albeit clunky access) to CC offerings.
Yeah I'm in the same position, I bought mine the end of October days before the blemished ones came about. I don't have the enhanced ambi lower just the standard one but at least have a bcg and ch with it. Worst part is all this unfolded before I even have it in my hands, it finally shipped today...
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- Location
- Richmond, BC
No difference, just curious, that's all.
What are the rollmarks on these? Thats the only way to tell if its a pieced up rifle (albeit by CC), if it's still the blank Diemaco marked lower it is nothing more than that.
Don't get me wrong I still want one lol. But maybe the next ones will be rollmarked Colt Canada and laser etched IUR15.7 (for a very limited run of course)...
Don't get me wrong I still want one lol. But maybe the next ones will be rollmarked Colt Canada and laser etched IUR15.7 (for a very limited run of course)...
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- East of Home, West of the Rest
The IUR were surplus from a Danish Military overrun. The Danish Military uses select fire lower receivers. As these are built on semi auto lower receivers they are obviously matched up by Colt Canada.
The sa15.7 and sa20 complete guns were the only ones with the laser etched lowers. These will have Diemaco blank lower. The Diemaco blank lowers are no different than any other lower CC provides to LEO or Gov't contract. Same semi auto lower.
The limited supply is probably true, the interpretation of the word "very" is what is up for debate. If they made 100 or 100,000 they are still available in limited numbers. That treadmill you speak of is what keeps most businesses afloat. Most of what is for sale is gimmicks and garbage, yet people continue to buy it. Apple does the same thing with their products. Over hype the sh*t out of a mediocre product and convince the masses they must have the latest and newest piece of near useless technology. The Brick always has some "huge tent sale!" going on. I don't think they've ever not had some sort of sale happening in the store. The reality is that the furniture never sold for the "original marked price". That over inflated value was put on the tag to convince you that the sale price that is $400, $500, $1000 lower is really a bargain. Same story for the "below cost" marketing plow. No one sells below cost, it's a gimmick.
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I do realize that, what I meant is weren't the Diemaco marked lower a one time thing, brought back for nostalgia for the SA15.7 and SA20? aren't the lowers provided to LEO or Gov't contract CC marked instead of Diemaco?
Never handled one so I cannot tell, but that was my understanding.
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- East of Home, West of the Rest
LEO guns marked with the Devtec were still being sold new recently. A mix of CC and D marked lowers were still coming down the pipe. The only difference between the LEO lower and the SA lowers is that the LEOs have DS to end the serial number, and the SA have DB.
I'm sure eventually the last of the semi auto D marked lowers will disappear, and the Colt Canada logo ones will appear.
There are "Colt Canada" script lowers with the D on them issued to LEOs. Lots of them.
Yes--I'd love a 20" IUR. Hopefully with at least a medium or heavy bbl
16" ish bbl lengths are a dime a dozen...
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Runningfool
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- SW Ontario
Yep, they are quite common in Canada. It is the trigger group that allows for select fire capabilities in an AR.
snatched fresh pics from nordic marksman forum... I see a couple things that should've been in my SA20:
CF ch (standard in the SA20)
FA bcg (hybrid in the SA20)
CC made Norgon ambi mag release (standard on the SA20)
pretty sweet set up! last pic doesnt look like an IUR tho so idk...
CF ch (standard in the SA20)
FA bcg (hybrid in the SA20)
CC made Norgon ambi mag release (standard on the SA20)
pretty sweet set up! last pic doesnt look like an IUR tho so idk...
- Location
- Richmond, BC
Man, I'ma bit peeved these items weren't included in my SA20...
Tarrantula
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Agreed! How nice would that have been
So am I, hopefully mag release and charging handle are available eventually.
according to some info in the "premium carbine" thread that FA bolt is very unlikely tho, it will probably be the same hybrid we have in our SA, I guess we'll see. Wish I could pick one up for sure anyway especially since I know the IUR are Danish overrun...
according to some info in the "premium carbine" thread that FA bolt is very unlikely tho, it will probably be the same hybrid we have in our SA, I guess we'll see. Wish I could pick one up for sure anyway especially since I know the IUR are Danish overrun...
