Non Restricted black rifles (sticky?)
- Thread starter nickorette
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- Location
- New Brunswick
My norinco based m14s will soon be wearing a troy mcs, eotech and magpul prs...... very similar if not identical to this rig in the pic below...... ya can't tell me that ain't a "black rifle" even though it's in desert tan
base price action = 450.00
base price chassis with buttstock/grip= 800 to 1200.00 on a good day(same for sage and jae)
downside..... hard to source chassis (same for sage and jae)
The M14/M305 is a battle rifle. The pic, IMO, just shows a battle rifle in different garb....I don't think it falls under the "black and green" description just because a new stock and new color was added.
I think Joe only had black ones last shipment. Great chassies by the way, hard to compare to SAGE but I think with right acessories Troy is a bit lighter although SAGE with its collapsible stock is a bit shorter after all.
M14 being black or green or pinky or golden - who cares. It is very good semiautomatic rifle in great hunting caliber and with right acesories becomes modern ergonomic and handy firearm. Even look cool.
3 of the rifles on the first list are what I would consider battle rifles as well..... due to thier full size versions being no different and similar in weight category to an m14/m305. armalite AR10B
Robarm M96
and the full size version of the swiss arms.
We are talking bone stock, no fancy items added in. each one can be adapted to what I perceive as a "black rifle role" and this why the m14 , equiped as above..... fits that category in my eyes.
what just cuz they shoot 223 makes them black rifles? not trying to start a debate..... I will be honest, the true definition of a black rifle is something i may need a little educating in. I am opened to being enlightened hehehehe
Robarm M96
and the full size version of the swiss arms.
We are talking bone stock, no fancy items added in. each one can be adapted to what I perceive as a "black rifle role" and this why the m14 , equiped as above..... fits that category in my eyes.
what just cuz they shoot 223 makes them black rifles? not trying to start a debate..... I will be honest, the true definition of a black rifle is something i may need a little educating in. I am opened to being enlightened hehehehe
Great thread, it's where I found this.
I've just ordered one of these Robinson XCR rifles.
I may be able to get it in 6.8 caliber. but we don't know for sure yet.
You can convert barrels in 1.5 minutes using a 1/4" hex wrench on one bolt.
The gas is hand adjustable and they're pretty accurate.
The wait is one year.
Non-restricted.
Restricted.
I've just ordered one of these Robinson XCR rifles.
I may be able to get it in 6.8 caliber. but we don't know for sure yet.
You can convert barrels in 1.5 minutes using a 1/4" hex wrench on one bolt.
The gas is hand adjustable and they're pretty accurate.
The wait is one year.
Non-restricted.
Restricted.
A battle rifle fires a full size cartridge. An assault rifle is capable of select fire and chambered for an intermediate cartridge. The M96, AR180B, and the Swiss Arms all fire the intermediate 5.56mm/.223 cartridge. They are by definition not battle rifles.3 of the rifles on the first list are what I would consider battle rifles as well..... due to thier full size versions being no different and similar in weight category to an m14/m305. armalite AR10B
Robarm M96
and the full size version of the swiss arms.
We are talking bone stock, no fancy items added in. each one can be adapted to what I perceive as a "black rifle role" and this why the m14 , equiped as above..... fits that category in my eyes.
what just cuz they shoot 223 makes them black rifles? not trying to start a debate..... I will be honest, the true definition of a black rifle is something i may need a little educating in. I am opened to being enlightened hehehehe
That being said, a battle rifle can be a "black rifle". Any modern, evil looking military type rifle can be called a black rifle.
Bermuda uses the Mini-14 as a service rifle.
- Location
- Port Perry/Toronto
3 of the rifles on the first list are what I would consider battle rifles as well..... due to thier full size versions being no different and similar in weight category to an m14/m305. armalite AR10B
Robarm M96
and the full size version of the swiss arms.
We are talking bone stock, no fancy items added in. each one can be adapted to what I perceive as a "black rifle role" and this why the m14 , equiped as above..... fits that category in my eyes.
what just cuz they shoot 223 makes them black rifles? not trying to start a debate..... I will be honest, the true definition of a black rifle is something i may need a little educating in. I am opened to being enlightened hehehehe
Well, Which forum do you discuss the m14/m305? Same goes with the mini-14. If it is not discussed in the black rifles forum, I didn't feel the need to add it to the black rifles list. Technically the type 97 shouldn't be on there I don't think, because all talk for it goes on in the red rifles forum.
- Location
- big sky country
Poor bastards.
We should "liberate" them.
