- Location
- Saskatchewan
I am thinking of purchasing a Norinco CQ-a M4 .223 cal carbine with 14 1/2 " bbl. Is it a worth the money. What is the accuracy like and the finish.What does anyone think of them.
purchase of norinso M4
- Thread starter Chief Ruger
- Start date
- Location
- Saskatchewan
Thanks
Sorry about the wrong space. Maybe I should look at m14 instead of M4
Sorry about the wrong space. Maybe I should look at m14 instead of M4
Buzzballer
CGN Regular
- Location
- Southern Ontario
Hey Cheif! Welcome to the forums, having owned both a Norc CQA and 2 m305/m14. The CQA is good quality for the money you spend but unless you already own and shoot restricted firearms there are a lot of extra steps to getting them on the range, and you can only shoot at the range.. Kind of useless in a zombie holocaust situation... Unless your at the range 
My CQA fit and finish was pretty decent, and the accuracy was shooting in around 3-4" groups at 100yrds. My m14 shoots 2" groups at 100.
The M14 has a far superior user friendly operating system. With a few short hours spent reading the stickies at the top of this page you could be taking apart your M14 and turning it in to one awesome lead flinging machine! The CQA on the other hand requires an engineers degree to disassemble, with lots of little springs and parts.
Modification and enjoying a M14 is also the best prevention to keep your self from suffering #### falling off syndrome. D.F.O.S is the leading cause of pain and suffering in the shooting world.. That and wives that control your back account..
So make a stand today and Support the fight against D.F.O.S by purchasing an M14! Why not double your fighting chances with two M14's.
Hope that helps!
My CQA fit and finish was pretty decent, and the accuracy was shooting in around 3-4" groups at 100yrds. My m14 shoots 2" groups at 100. The M14 has a far superior user friendly operating system. With a few short hours spent reading the stickies at the top of this page you could be taking apart your M14 and turning it in to one awesome lead flinging machine! The CQA on the other hand requires an engineers degree to disassemble, with lots of little springs and parts.
Modification and enjoying a M14 is also the best prevention to keep your self from suffering #### falling off syndrome. D.F.O.S is the leading cause of pain and suffering in the shooting world.. That and wives that control your back account..
So make a stand today and Support the fight against D.F.O.S by purchasing an M14! Why not double your fighting chances with two M14's.
Hope that helps!
Hey Cheif! Welcome to the forums, having owned both a Norc CQA and 2 m305/m14. The CQA is good quality for the money you spend but unless you already own and shoot restricted firearms there are a lot of extra steps to getting them on the range, and you can only shoot at the range.. Kind of useless in a zombie holocaust situation... Unless your at the range
The M14 has a far superior user friendly operating system. With a few short hours spent reading the stickies at the top of this page you could be taking apart your M14 and turning it in to one awesome lead flinging machine! The CQA on the other hand requires an engineers degree to disassemble, with lots of little springs and parts.
Modification and enjoying a M14 is also the best prevention to keep your self from suffering #### falling off syndrome. D.F.O.S is the leading cause of pain and suffering in the shooting world.. That and wives that control your back account..
So make a stand today and Support the fight against D.F.O.S by purchasing an M14! Why not double your fighting chances with two M14's.
Hope that helps!
me thinks if the zombies/2012 ever shows up, the "RULES" would be the least of my worries, when WROL is in effect i doubt the LAW will be checking safes, lmao
