I can't wait for this to come out!

Man, speak for yourself: if we're lucky enough to have these rifles imported for purchase, I'm all over one... :D
 
Scarecrow said:
FN FS2000 isnt exportable so this shouldnt be either. Lets face it, the US sucks. Maybe if we where Israel there would be a chance.
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I'd rather take the US's reason for not exporting than Canada's reason for not importing. Or Quebec's attitude towards guns.
 
koalorka said:
I don't see why the DOS would ban it from export, 20" barrel, solid stock unless they're sensitive about the hole BP thing.
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You do know collapsable stocks are banned right? They don't need reason.


Are we even sure this will get in as a non-AUG variant?
 
If the rifle isn't an AUG variant, then I don't see why it would be prohibited for export by the US. It's just a plain bullpup rifle, it's not a scary military rifle...
 
The U.S seems to be getting very particular about exports as of late. On the other hand no SBR so it shouldn't be a problem stateside (afaik). It's convincing the overlords it's not an aug.
 
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Scarecrow said:
Thanks, this video now has made this gun prohibited.
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ACTUALLY.... maybe if you two jokers edited your posts ASAP....
 
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So why is it called a Sturmgewehr? Is this just eurostyle marketing to further associate it with the Steyr? It is made in the states, no?
Anyone know how it differs internally from the AUG?
 
The AR180B is a derivative of the AR180, so you never know.

The M96 is a derivative of the Stoner 63 (can't recall if the 63 is prohib by name).
 
Anybody working on bringing this into the country? I look at the tech specs brochure (found here) and I don't see anything that would make it a prohib concidering "they redesigned the gun, and its a derevative on the AUG"

20'' Non Restricted or 16" Restricted sounds good to me.
 
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