SAR 21 Bullpup. Who wants one!

DVX said:
Are you sure? Aside from having to store their guns at a range, they can apparently own any type of firearm they want according to their version of our firearms act, including automatics.
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My bad! I meant UNAUThORIZED possession of a live round will lead to severe penalties.
They do have very restrictive laws. Permits and guns are expensive and only the rich can afford to own guns. Ironic, for a little country that has one of the most modern military force in the the region, like the Switzerland of Asia that civilian ownership is so curtailed.
 
THE_SASQUATCH said:
do you think it would be a waste of time to ask again??

alot can happen in a few years, could be a management change

maybe they could use some export$$...

just a thought
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Good point. I remember a few years back before Tactical Imports negotiated the deal to start importing the FAMAE SAF, word on here was that FAMAE would not deal with civilian sales. If I remember right, they supposedly weren't pleased that we had gotten the original shipment of SAFs in the early 2000's, as somewhere along the chain, their end user agreements had been violated.

EDIT: found a thread from back in 2008, mentioning FAMAE seemed to have such a policy. Thankfully, they had a change of heart. Maybe ST Kinetics may someday, too.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/251706-FAMAE-SAF-Durability
 
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Still alive said:
My bad! I meant UNAUThORIZED possession of a live round will lead to severe penalties.
They do have very restrictive laws. Permits and guns are expensive and only the rich can afford to own guns. Ironic, for a little country that has one of the most modern military force in the the region, like the Switzerland of Asia that civilian ownership is so curtailed.
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the country is about the size of toronto. not too many places to shoot them besides a range.
 
Still alive said:
My bad! I meant UNAUThORIZED possession of a live round will lead to severe penalties.
They do have very restrictive laws. Permits and guns are expensive and only the rich can afford to own guns. Ironic, for a little country that has one of the most modern military force in the the region, like the Switzerland of Asia that civilian ownership is so curtailed.
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You couldn't have said it better. That's where I came from. :)

I'm not saying Singapore is a bad place, but the amount of freedom we have here in Canada is amazing! On a more related note to the SAR-21, my cousin that was in the SAF had nothing but great things to say about the SAR-21.
 
Fobwall said:
You couldn't have said it better. That's where I came from. :)

I'm not saying Singapore is a bad place, but the amount of freedom we have here in Canada is amazing! On a more related note to the SAR-21, my cousin that was in the SAF had nothing but great things to say about the SAR-21.
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If your cousin was in the SAF and you're not, did you skip the draft then? Or were you old enough to still use the M16?
 
Still alive said:
If your cousin was in the SAF and you're not, did you skip the draft then? Or were you old enough to still use the M16?
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My family came here when I was 13. When I turned 18 and was supposed to be drafted, I ended up going to college, then buying a house after college, etc

So yeah, I did not go back to serve. Unfortunately, this means that I can never go back to Singapore ever.
 
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