My NEA-15 Arrived!
- Thread starter Slug870
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alberta tactical rifle
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- calgary alberta
On ours or the NEA?
Our lowers PROUDLY proclaim where they are made. They are also UN compliant even though Canada has not adopted that silly resolution for firearms marking.
I'm not suggesting to further thin the trigger bow, but to eliminate the bottom fillet and instead use a top fillet with only a slight radius on the bottom of the guard.
For most users it won't make any difference, but for shooters with gloves, particularly thicker gloves like used for shooting in the cold winter months, it would be a nice feature in my personal opinion.
For most users it won't make any difference, but for shooters with gloves, particularly thicker gloves like used for shooting in the cold winter months, it would be a nice feature in my personal opinion.
North Eastern Arms
Manufacturer-Business Member
On the other side of the receiver.
It says;
North Eastern Arms
Made in Canada
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We're proud to be able to provide a Canadian made product here and to the rest of the world, and they like seeing it too.
North Eastern Arms
Manufacturer-Business Member
We can make it happen. Talk to one of our dealers.
Could someone point me to a dealer, trying to avoid a norinco purchase
North Eastern Arms
Manufacturer-Business Member
That configuration is our Patrol Carbine.
I wish the hand guard clamped from the bottom like the troy ... they should sell some without the hand guard at a bit lower price .. i think that hand guard is the deal breaker for alot of people , i really dont like it , but the upper and lower look very nice
If you order directly from NEA they would likely sell you a gun less hand guard if you asked. Bear in mind their HG uses the M16 barrel nut, so if you want another rail to drop in, you need one that also uses the std nut.
The OP's receiver seems to have the forward assist boss rounded. The later picture shows as being squared.
Personally, I like the squared version, in keeping with this guns overall angularity. The rounded one shows the steps of the CNC machining.
Should have been smoothed imho.
What is the difference?
Personally, I like the squared version, in keeping with this guns overall angularity. The rounded one shows the steps of the CNC machining.
Should have been smoothed imho.
What is the difference?
The angular one is an NEA receiver, the rounded one is an ATRS receiver.
The machiining lines are a function of cutting radii with a round ball cutter end-mill to approximate a smoothly rounded surface. The "smoothness" is a function of how many passes you make, and time is money, so everything in machining steps is a trade-off.
