Rob Arms XCR - CQB

Wally said:
God f**king Damn It, there are 600,000,000 restricted CQB rifles already in the country, why do you have to risk f**king up the XCR???? Go buy an AR
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maybe you shouldn't own guns if you are that snappy?? :eek:

PS if the CQB comes to Canada I'll buy one to piss off a liberal, and you ha:
 
Just get a hacksaw and cut it off just past the gas block . Bam instant restricted cqb . I agree with most , there's a lot of other choices out there like your new Swiss arms
 
Its Pointless to buy an XCR for anything but its non-res status. The AR platform has like 40+ years of R&D behind it, not to mention the unlimited setup possibilities. XCR is still a platform in its infancy and is not anywhere close to the level of the AR yet.

Its not a bad gun, it just has a few shortcomings, which need to be fixed.
 
Why would you want an XCR restricted? the whole point is that it is non-restricted. Otherwise, just get an AR or SAN which are more proven designs.
 
So if they say they'll restrict the XCR due to easy barrel swaps for a restricted length barrel then what's to stop them from restricting the Remington 1100 for the same reason (no tools at all and available 14" barrels)? Better ban hacksaws too.
 
NaOH said:
So if they say they'll restrict the XCR due to easy barrel swaps for a restricted length barrel then what's to stop them from restricting the Remington 1100 for the same reason (no tools at all and available 14" barrels)? Better ban hacksaws too.
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chances are the XCR CQB will be marked as "XCR-L Micro" on the reciever where the serial number is, so the classification shouldn't be an issue.
 
sure looks good!

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