Pending RCMP mucking-around, you mean?
Personally, I really hope this firearm is a success; I've put my money where my mouth is to back-up that hope.
New WK180-C
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Pending RCMP mucking-around, you mean?
Personally, I really hope this firearm is a success; I've put my money where my mouth is to back-up that hope.
ComradeVlad
Regular
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The 180- c ?! Lol hell no! Will it damage the sale of SU 16's, MR1's, .223 VZ's, 180b's and mini 14's ? Now that I agree on.
These new SLR. Like recievers coming out tho... . Now those I agree will damage the ACR, XCR, APC, SL8, Swiss arms market here in Canada.
I for one know I've completely dropped my plan of buying a NR ACR, and substituted it with the new ATR upper lower when it comes out!
Pics from TVPresspass. I hope he doesn't mind. I ripped em from his blog. http://tv-presspass.com/wolverine-supplies-is-bringing-some-new-hotness-back-to-an-oldie/#more-1811
I just can't get over all the junk in the trunk... No likey.
Only thing I'm worried about is that the contour and length in that area may make the LOP of the gun with the stock I want to put on it (ARFX) too long. We'll see, I guess.
There are 2 different lengths of the ARFX stock available.
The standard one that is listed as 9.9" in length. Also a carbine length version listed as 7.25" in length.
You can get either length of stock through CTCS. I have a feeling that the shorter carbine length stock will suit this rifle better.
Although not as nice as the ARFX, the Magpul MOE Fixed Carbine stock, listed as 8.8", may be another viable option for the WK180-C. Probably the best option as far as creating a proper length of pull goes.
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F22_RaptoR
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- Edmonton, Alberta
Yep, my thoughts exactly. Chop that whole thing off and include some nice contoured adapter plates. A basic AR stock one, a factory AR180 stock (or ACE hinge style) or ACR stock types etc...
I guess it's only a thousand bucks though so they have to cut some corners on making it pretty
I guess it's only a thousand bucks though so they have to cut some corners on making it pretty
Yup. After I posted my question I got to thinking about it. They kept it simple and cheap, most likely.
That, or the alternative is that's the best they could do.
if I had a dollar every time somebody says this, I would have enough for a new rifle
mmcintyre1220
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Yep, I will be avoiding anything NS gets their hands on and attempts to distribute after the BS they pulled. If they are the distributers for something I want, I will simply import it from IRG myself and avoid NS
Haha, I already have one in the parts bin... hence my trepidation. I'm hoping to be able to use it for this rifle. Trying to avoid buying another stock for it.
Gunnerlove
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- Vancouver Island
I have yet to notice that I dislike the A2. I am however new to the AR platform.
Wolf in sheep's clothing.
10 years on with a C7 and longer with an AR15, I still like the A2 grip.
That said I greatly prefer the LSO A2 grip.
I am not the only one who gets wrist problems with it. Hence why there are ton of aftermarket grips that have a more vertical angle. I lost feeling in my middle finger for almost a week after using a A2 for a extended period. I guess it can also be how I hold the A2, I have my middle finger above it and my index finger under the trigger guard which makes the angle even more extreme. I've seen some people grind down the nub on the A2. I grinded down the sling loops on the end plate on mine.
https://www.bravocompanyusa.com/BCM-GUN-FIGHTER-s-Grip-GFG-Mod-3-fde-p/bcm-gfg-mod-3-fde.htm
