OMG!!! Now I had seen it all...!!!
- Thread starter Steyrtac
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Glen Valour
CGN Regular
- Location
- Winnipeg, MB
It appears to me that Remington made the "Sporting Use" definition arguement for the AR easier for us to get them back to non-restricted. (Not that we didn't have it before.)
Now we have to convince the government that they (ARs) do indeed have a use other than target shooting. (I've gone blue and passed out before from holding my breath.)
Maybe I'll pop on down to SIR today and see if SIR/Cabela's will be offering this little gem.
Now we have to convince the government that they (ARs) do indeed have a use other than target shooting. (I've gone blue and passed out before from holding my breath.)
Maybe I'll pop on down to SIR today and see if SIR/Cabela's will be offering this little gem.
sillymike
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
We could always use the same kind of twisted logic the anti used... This is gun is not black, guns that are not black are not evil, the army doesn't use Remington camouflage guns... therefore this gun is non-restricted 
its just a bushmaster varmiter with Remington badges,
http://www.bushmaster.com/catalog_xm15_PCWVMS24FVAR9.asp
http://www.bushmaster.com/catalog_xm15_PCWVMS24FVAR9.asp
No, Cerberus bought up Bushmaster in 06 and then bought up Remington. in 07.
It will be funny if they merge bushmaster with Remington......no more bushmaster, all the ARs will be stamped Remington. That makes sense too, they probably have merged the distribution network together - horizontal integration to capture a spectrum of the industry.
It will be funny if they merge bushmaster with Remington......no more bushmaster, all the ARs will be stamped Remington. That makes sense too, they probably have merged the distribution network together - horizontal integration to capture a spectrum of the industry.
