***NEW to Canada***TYPE 81 7.62X39 SERVICE RIFLE**TAKING PREORDERS**NON-RESTRICTED

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Introducing the non-restricted Type 81SA rifle -exclusively sold and distributed by Tactical Imports.

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The Type 81 is a gas operated, magazine fed, semi-automatic rifle. It uses a short-stroke gas piston, located above the barrel, and a two-position gas regulator. The bolt group (of the rotating bolt type) is borrowed from the Type 63 rifle. Type 81 rifles also retains the Type 63 bolt hold-open device, which catches the bolt in the open position after the last round has been fired from magazine. Developed by the Chinese military as a replacement for their Type 56 rifles (license produced AK-47). Was designed to have a longer service life, higher accuracy, improved durability and better controllability in full automatic firing.

The fire selector – safety switch is located at the left side of the receiver, just above the pistol grip, and can be easily operated with the right hand thumb. The open sights are marked from 100 to 500 metres, with the front sight being mounted just ahead of the gas block.

The Type 81 is used by multiple military and police forces across the globe.

Comes with two 5/30 magazines. Free choice of fixed or folding stock. New production, not surplus. Delivery expected this winter.

We only have a limited number of rifles inbound on the shipment, without a pre-order it is not likely we will have stock left over.

PRE-ORDER. Non-Restricted . Only $999.

Pre-order bonus: Free extra spare magazine and sling

ORDER HERE

EXTRA SPARE MAGS CAN BE ORDERED HERE

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Features:
•Chrome lined barrel and gas system
•Short stroke gas piston
•2 position gas regulator
•Last round bolt hold open
•Choice of fixed or folding stock

Specifications:
Caliber: 7.62x39mm
Effective Range: 500m
Method of Operation: Gas Operated; Rotating Bolt
Length with Stock Extended: 955mm
Length with Stock Folded: 730mm
Barrel Length: 475mm
Weight, Empty: 3400g

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FAQS
Can I put down a deposit or is full payment required?
Full payment is required to secure your order however we do offer financing as a check-out payment method. Tactical Capital has plans starting at 0%. No credit check required

I saw some pictures online of a prototype sample at the Toronto Sportsman's Show. Will it look the same as that sample?
No, the final production version will look as pictured above with a stained wood finish and blued metal parts. Barrel will be slightly (0.75") longer. Will come with two 30 round magazines blocked to 5 rounds

I put down a pre-order but I'd like to add extra mags to my order. How can I do that?
We have spare magazines in the accessories section of our website, please refer to the link below:
http://www.tacticalimports.ca/spare-magazine-for-type-81-rifle-p-428.html

Does the Type 81 fit AK mags?
No it does not. They mags are similar and may be able to be modified to fit, however they won't have the bolt hold open function and function with a modified mag is not known. Spare Type 81 magazines are priced at only $29 and are guaranteed to fit and function properly.
 
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98/29 said:
Will order if AK mag compatible.

Please confirm.
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Ak mags don't work with the sample we have. you may be able to modify them, we're still working them out. Spare Type 81 mags are only $29 and you can be sure they will work 100%. They also have the bolt hold open which AK mags do not.
 
Natureboy said:
I want to buy one but want to know if this is exclusively available to TI?
I don't want to be waiting for a rifle while every other dealer sells these for less eight months before you get them in.
It happened before and I don't want to be stuck in the middle of it happening again.

Also the Q3 arrival date, are their any guarantees on this date or is it going to turn into Q2 next year like every other preorder I've seen. Do you have any guarantees from the manufacturers that they will deliver on time with penalties for them if they don't. It's what we do in business not sure if you can, it would be nice if you tried.

Last question, if we prepay are the prices locked in or will you raise the prices like you did for the famae mags when they finally arrived. I wasn't too impressed with that move and want to know why we should trust you this time not to do the same?

thanks in advance for your replies
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CAD-spec rifle is exclusive to poly. Poly is exclusive to us.

We were told a date by the manufacturer, but by saying Q3 we have some leeway in case of delays. It is not a guarantee however production is already booked, they have their deposit and we are in the midst of making arrangements to visit the factory to inspect the shipment.

Prices are locked in. Famae 542 mags were offered at cost pricing for all famae pre-order customers. Only those that did not pre-order were charged mag prices with a small margin
 
J_K_S said:
I bought a gen1 T97 when they first came out. Will not make that mistake again. Has anyone actually tested this rifle for feed and function or looked in the barrel for the "gouge"?
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We will be visiting the factory to inspect the shipment once ready, we will be doing testing and looking for any and all kinds of problems, including looking for the "gouge"
 
Herfster said:
Really? full up front payment? not 25 or 50%?
Well you lost my money, I was going to pre order but I don't want 1200 tied up waiting for a rifle, whenever it would come in. Is there a special perk we get for waiting that long? extra free mags? a bayonet? Ridiculously low serial number rifle? Anything? Its a shame I cant support the rifle, I do love more guns coming in but I refuse to throw away 1200 dollars (Rifle plus 4 mags) for almost half a year or even longer. If it was 25 or 50 percent and then get the rest when they ship, awesome my money would follow. Sadly that is not the case.
To the fellas that do pre order I wish you the best in your rifles, I guess I await your reviews :)
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If you are interested in breaking up the payment we do offer financing through tactical capital. They have plans starting at 0% financing. No credit check required.
 
icelink said:
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They are "not bad" looking I guess......now what is the furniture composed of? Black beaver barf....polymer or wood?

The used ones pictured with the Chinese military that the finish is kinda worn almost look more appealing.....hey nick can you get some used ones too?
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This is not how the final guns will look like. they will have stained wood and blued finish. They will look exactly like the pictures we posted, just with a slightly longer barrel
 
We did some test firing of the Type 81 today. Recoil is surprisingly light, felt much less then 858 and SKS it was shot against today. We'll have to post some videos in the future. We'll be doing accuracy tests as well.
 
Hhutch said:
The part that I'm having a hard time with is that Poly Tech puts out the M305 in the $600ish price range. Milled receiver, parkerized finish. All around a decent rifle for the price point. Then enter the Type-81. Stamped receiver. Blued finish. A cheap, mass production rifle with likely half the moving parts of the M305 but for $300 more. Where is the value?

Knowing who the parents of this half-blood lovechild are, I expected something more in the $500-700 range. It definitely caught me off guard to see something rolling out of the East of such obvious low build quality at the $1k mark.
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M305's use new old surplus parts. Compare the Type 81 to the Type 97, that is made by the same factory and uses cheaper (polymer) components and sells for around 1k
 
XRCD011 said:
If the T-81 was brought here in 5.56 it would make a nice basis to "Galil-ify" as it would be just begging for the Galil rear sight on the body cover, upturned ambi cocking handle and Galil folding stock (I was never a fan of the Nork AK folding stocks). Maybe TI can look into seeing if the manufactures ever considered these product improvements??
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We're always looking forward for new products and ideas for the future, but we probably wouldn't look into 5.56, better calibers to choose from
 
Just a heads up, some dealers we've worked with have started to offer Type 81 pre-orders in anticipation of future dealer sales, however no official dealer announcement has been made and dealer orders are not being taken at this time
 
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