Mr. Wolverines Project Teaser

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My impatience is kicking in again. Is it Monday yet?

Well anyways, here's my final thoughts on this until Monday does finally arrive;

I don't think it is any of the rifles that anyone here has mentioned thus far. Nothing about it from what we can see so far has any exact resemblance to anything that we know is currently awaiting Canadian approval or that is currently in production.

I'm going to say that it is something totally new to the market that they have been working on for some time now and have managed to keep hush hush. Hopefully they've keep it hush hush long enough that once they release the info tomorrow it is ready to put in customers hands. Or at minimum, is approved and ready to start production.

So now back to the real question. What is it?

I'm still going with something that is NR 5.56. Possibly some AR resemblance or parts compatibility. And affordable.

-NR based on barrel length.
-5.56 (not 308 as someone suggested) based on how soft shooting it is.
-adjustable gas block shown doesn't seem appropriate for it to be a DI system, so I'm going to say possibly short stroke piston driven.
-rear AR charging handle (or similar rear charge mechanism).
-AR carbine length collapsible buttstock assembly.
-proprietary handguard or possibly even monolithic (extruded) upper receiver/intigrated handguard. I make this point because I originally thought it to be a standard AR15 free float handguard but on a closer look it doesn't have the proper shape or profile to be a standard AR free float tube.
-detachable lower that accepts STANAG mags and common AR15 trigger groups and lower parts kits.

I haven't got much else to add so I guess for now I'll wait it out and see how far out to lunch I am with my analysis.

Maybe if someone who has access to check FRT'S could take a peek we may find out if something new has just been approved?

Please don't get the pitch forks out. I may be totally wrong. I'm just playing the guessing game like the rest of ya.
 
jiffx2781 said:
My impatience is kicking in again. Is it Monday yet?

Well anyways, here's my final thoughts on this until Monday does finally arrive;

I don't think it is any of the rifles that anyone here has mentioned thus far. Nothing about it from what we can see so far has any exact resemblance to anything that we know is currently awaiting Canadian approval or that is currently in production.

I'm going to say that it is something totally new to the market that they have been working on for some time now and have managed to keep hush hush. Hopefully they've keep it hush hush long enough that once they release the info tomorrow it is ready to put in customers hands. Or at minimum, is approved and ready to start production.

So now back to the real question. What is it?

I'm still going with something that is NR 5.56. Possibly some AR resemblance or parts compatibility. And affordable.

-NR based on barrel length.
-5.56 (not 308 as someone suggested) based on how soft shooting it is.
-adjustable gas block shown doesn't seem appropriate for it to be a DI system, so I'm going to say possibly short stroke piston driven.
-rear AR charging handle (or similar rear charge mechanism).
-AR carbine length collapsible buttstock assembly.
-proprietary handguard or possibly even monolithic (extruded) upper receiver/intigrated handguard. I make this point because I originally thought it to be a standard AR15 free float handguard but on a closer look it doesn't have the proper shape or profile to be a standard AR free float tube.
-detachable lower that accepts STANAG mags and common AR15 trigger groups and lower parts kits.

I haven't got much else to add so I guess for now I'll wait it out and see how far out to lunch I am with my analysis.

Maybe if someone who has access to check FRT'S could take a peek we may find out if something new has just been approved?

Please don't get the pitch forks out. I may be totally wrong. I'm just playing the guessing game like the rest of ya.
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I think the exact same thing. I mean we can all dream that it's a .223 NR rifle under 1.5k.

My guess is it's a MBI SLR with a piston kit. NR but over 2k.
 
Mission control is now entering the last 24 hour count down and everything is looking good for a launch on time. Tyson we have three minor corrections to make.

Dealers who are on our e-mail "Dealer News List" stand by for a special update at 12 Noon tomorrow.

tharkhold, your skills impress me, but if I can't fix something with a grease gun and wrench it is beyond me. I suspect you have the skills to completely reveal our teaser video but you didn't, you played along with us, thank you sir, you are a good sport and a Gentleman.

As for the rest of you, I would estimate that about 97% of you are in for a big surprize, and if you think time is dragging for you, put yourself in my shoes, I wanted to release the W###x-x ages ago. :)
 
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I think I found an image matching the gas block front end from the web, judging by the last email it would be frowned upon to post it.

Darn it, it might hurt my budget.
 
norlandgeese said:
I think I found an image matching the gas block front end from the web, judging by the last email it would be frowned upon to post it.

Darn it, it might hurt my budget.
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Will you share via Pm? I need to figure out which Arm I’m selling tomorow to fund this purchase.
 
Hey John, how about releasing the full video to our faithful newsletter subscriber's first?
I know what you mean about time dragging on this one. Even Grumpy has been like a giddy schoolgirl over it.
 
Guys.. not every NR is $3k
In fact, most aren't.
We just got new bullpups for $1500 and that m10x "ak" is $2k. Lets give this a chance and be hopeful. I am just excited there is a new option, whatever it is.
 
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