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Stock adaptor for the Valtro PM5
You could prolly sell it to every person that purchased it due to that Dang LOP
 
The Mini-14 is essentially a downscaled M-14, thus the name.
I don't know what the legality/ risk of cloning it is. Nobody bothers in the US because you can just make a better AR for less.
But in Canada we have the arbitrary non-restricted/restricted classification.
It can be a 223 semi on any design, I just picked Mini-14 because of its arbitrary unrestricted-ness.
 
The Mini-14 is essentially a downscaled M-14, thus the name.
I don't know what the legality/ risk of cloning it is. Nobody bothers in the US because you can just make a better AR for less.
But in Canada we have the arbitrary non-restricted/restricted classification.
It can be a 223 semi on any design, I just picked Mini-14 because of its arbitrary unrestricted-ness.

Fair enough ! Thank you for input!
 
A belt fed, lever action double barrelled 45/70 that fire both barrels with the same trigger pull, must be walnut and blue finished
 
Oh, and since it's Turkey and the Commie Bloc:
Decent quality coach gun (with removable chokes!!) to compete with Stoeger's offerings.
 
Some sort of Browning Buckmark rifle that is built around a pistol caliber.
- a non-restricted 9mm Hi-power with an integral stock.
 
Some sort of Browning Buckmark rifle that is built around a pistol caliber.
- like a non-restricted 9mm Hi-power with an integral stock.
 
Cheap Mini-14 clone. Heck, it can even be an SKS that runs .223 Rem.
Essentially, the market is ripe for an unrestricted semi-auto .223 that costs $700 or less (Mini-14s and CZ858s all run over a grand).
Also, a good quality 9mm carbine running on Glock mags with aperture sights, preferable styled after a Ruger PC9 or Marlin Camp Carbine (both unfortunately discontinued).
CZ 527 10 round mags!!


I'm by far no expert, but I read about the RIA 10/22 clone online last year and a Google search produced many comments on ruger patents. RIA 10/22 is still very much available and many people claim that patents are expired for some ruger products, plus the garand action is even older than the mini 14 ....... Perhaps the older style mini or a 5.56 M1 carbine clone would be possible? The RIA comes already comes with different sights than the 10/22.

A 5.56 chambering would be slightly better than .223 and anything that looked M1 carbine or mini 14 like that actually took ar 15 mags would be golden!!! The main advantage that the su-16 has over the mini is that it takes ar mags. Even the u.s. Market might take notice of a semi-auto, traditional looking rifle that took ar mags.

Anybody knows what is the law in regards to that, I am not clear about it. I see Norinco copies all over the place but they do not respect copyright laws. For example Mini-14 is a great rifle but if anybody copies it to what extend it is Mini-14 Ruger.
I have heard Ruger comes after copies really hard .
Anybody?
 
Sorry don't know what happened there, but the edit function disappeared .... My comments are in the middle of a westrifle quote for some reason.
 
Pretty much any bolt/lever/pump in 7.62x25. The ammo is cheap which makes any decent gun popular. Aside from Tokarev's and the CanAm P762 there's just nothing on the market.

A simple copy of the old Spanish Destroyer would sell well. A copy of the pump style Timberwolf carbine would sell like crazy.

Remington 7600 style pump in 7.62x39 with it's own proprietary mag would sell by the truck load.
 
To clarify my request for 15" Mossberg barrels.

They need to be for the 500 (not the 590).

The 500 is unique in that it doesn't have an open-ended magazine tube.
The end of the mag-tube is welded shut, with a 7/16-20 threaded hole in the end.

We need a 15" barrel that ends up flush with nut on the end of the mag-tube.

Here is a picture of the 18" and 28" barrels that are currently available from the factory.
You can imagine what a flush barrel would look like.
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