Looking for help on finding non functioning AR lower/upper in US

[pummumu]

Hi everyone. Does anyone know if there is an American company that sells non functioning AR lower and upper( not dewat!) A very good replica.
The idea is for me to attach AR accesories onto them.

They have to be non functioning, airsoft won't work for my need.
cheers and thanks in advance


-pummumu

ps: NOT for purchase in Canada. Canadian law doesnt apply here.

 

[pummumu]

someone PMed me the answer, and thought I should share it here:
https://inertproducts.com/product/cobalt-trainer-replica-m4/

 

[#1bcshooter]

someone PMed me the answer, and thought I should share it here:
https://inertproducts.com/product/cobalt-trainer-replica-m4/

All sales are restricted to official use only
and are not available to the general public

 

[Komodo]

Arent replica firearms prohibited. From the RCMP web site: Possessing or acquiring replica firearms
Individuals may keep any replicas that they owned on December 1, 1998. You do not need a licence to possess a replica firearm, and you do not have to register it.

However, you cannot acquire, make or import a replica firearm. If you take a replica firearm out of Canada, you cannot bring it back in.

Businesses may possess, acquire or import replica firearms only if they have a valid Firearms Business Licence that allows them to possess prohibited devices for an approved purpose.

 

[pummumu]

It's not for me or will be brought in to Canada. It will be purchased by a large company in US

 

[9mmGunGuy]

What about those blue guns that are used in shows?
This is their web site in the US: https://www.blueguns.com/long-guns

 

[medvedqc]

What about those blue guns that are used in shows?
This is their web site in the US: https://www.blueguns.com/long-guns

i do not have long guns in blue but i have blue handgun provided for training and i do think they re classified as replica.

 

[*MALICE*]

i do not have long guns in blue but i have blue handgun provided for training and i do think they re classified as replica.

I thought the solid blue/orange dummy guns were NOT replicas because IIRC there's something in the law mentioning 'with near precision'(?) in re 'replicas', and since the dummy guns are solid chunks of plastic with no moving parts...they don't count as near precision.

I may be remembering that wrong though....

 

[pummumu]

I work for an American video game company that makes a shooting games.
I am NOT looking to buy it in Canada, but I am responsible to look for them for the American team members.

The idea is to get a "replica" that mimic the weight for the non gun owners over there.
I want them to feel the weight of the guns. Plastic guns just wont cut it. And company policy doesnt allow me to buy airsoft.

 

[HeadDamage]

Buy airsoft and deactivate them perhaps?

 

[AB.boy]

Try Collectors Armoury.

 

[Leg]

I work for an American video game company that makes a shooting games.
I am NOT looking to buy it in Canada, but I am responsible to look for them for the American team members.

The idea is to get a "replica" that mimic the weight for the non gun owners over there.
I want them to feel the weight of the guns. Plastic guns just wont cut it. And company policy doesnt allow me to buy airsoft.

The Blue Guns are designed as training tools that replicate the look, feel and balance of the model they represent.

 

[medvedqc]

I work for an American video game company that makes a shooting games.
I am NOT looking to buy it in Canada, but I am responsible to look for them for the American team members.

The idea is to get a "replica" that mimic the weight for the non gun owners over there.
I want them to feel the weight of the guns. Plastic guns just wont cut it. And company policy doesnt allow me to buy airsoft.

The Blue Guns are designed as training tools that replicate the look, feel and balance of the model they represent.

this.