I have a dream...A Norinco AR-10...

I don't buy my furniture from China, I don't buy food products from China, I certainly wouldn't buy a car from China, why would I want to buy my firearms and ammo from China. The things people will do and accept to save themselves a few dollars. Save your money and buy something of quality.
 
I cant believe how much complaining this idea has brought if you have nothing to add that is useful please dont open you mouth there are many of us that would like to see this happen if you dont then fine find some other thread to spit you mouth out in. now can we just move foward and try and find a good set of prints and see if we cant get the ball rolling foward
 
Obvious troll is obvious.

I assure you you use innumerable Chinese products throughout your day that work fine regardless of their origin.

How is a Norinco pistol manufactured to Colt spec on Colt machines and sold with a royalty to Colt automatically of poor quality?

How are the M305 receivers made on Springfield machinery different?

Only the most obstinate of snobs would poo-poo guns made the same way, just by different people. Chinese firearms allow countless shooters to access a sport which would otherwise be inaccessible to them.

Now if you excuse me, I'm going to hug my Norinco M1A.



The_Angry_Kraut said:
I don't buy my furniture from China, I don't buy food products from China, I certainly wouldn't buy a car from China, why would I want to buy my firearms and ammo from China. The things people will do and accept to save themselves a few dollars. Save your money and buy something of quality.
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neoconfection said:
Obvious troll is obvious.

I assure you you use innumerable Chinese products throughout your day that work fine regardless of their origin.

How is a Norinco pistol manufactured to Colt spec on Colt machines and sold with a royalty to Colt automatically of poor quality?

How are the M305 receivers made on Springfield machinery different?

Only the most obstinate of snobs would poo-poo guns made the same way, just by different people. Chinese firearms allow countless shooters to access a sport which would otherwise be inaccessible to them.

Now if you excuse me, I'm going to hug my Norinco M1A.
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Well said.
 
neoconfection said:
Obvious troll is obvious.

I assure you you use innumerable Chinese products throughout your day that work fine regardless of their origin.

How is a Norinco pistol manufactured to Colt spec on Colt machines and sold with a royalty to Colt automatically of poor quality?

How are the M305 receivers made on Springfield machinery different?

Only the most obstinate of snobs would poo-poo guns made the same way, just by different people. Chinese firearms allow countless shooters to access a sport which would otherwise be inaccessible to them.

Now if you excuse me, I'm going to hug my Norinco M1A.
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people need excuses to justify spending more money then they need to.
 
The_Angry_Kraut said:
I don't buy my furniture from China, I don't buy food products from China, I certainly wouldn't buy a car from China, why would I want to buy my firearms and ammo from China. The things people will do and accept to save themselves a few dollars. Save your money and buy something of quality.
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but your ok with us selling resource to them, right?
 
Wait a second... this AR10 is NR?

How is that possible? I thought the RCMP just put everything AR in the same bag as Restricted?

Don't get me wrong, sign me the #### up for one and ill take out the credit card!
 
Why i have i never heard of this holy grail AR then?!?

My credit card is now out of my wallet CanadaAmmo.

Come and scan it.
 
wgamble89 said:
Nope, I think that's the reason they are NR, can't be considered a variant
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according to Wikipedia (which is never wrong ;P)

An updated model of the AR-180 was introduced in 2001 as the AR-180B, with a molded polymer lower receiver replacing the stamped steel original. The new lower receiver is combined with the buttstock, which is fixed on the AR-180B, instead of the side-folding butt on the original AR-18 and AR-180. Other AR-180B changes include the use of standard AR-15 trigger group and rear sight parts, a straight cocking handle replacing the earlier cranked style and the deletion of the original AR-18/180 spring-loaded dust cover for the cocking handle slot.[18] The AR-15 magazine release is also used, in contrast to the original AR-18 which had a different magazine release and corresponding slot in the body of the magazine, meaning AR-15 magazines needed a new slot cut to fit properly in the AR-18. As a result the AR-180B uses standard AR-15/M16 magazines. An AR-180B version with a Picatinny rail was planned for production. However, before it appeared, AR-180B production was discontinued due to sluggish sales and other production priorities.
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