I totally understand the cost associated, however a lot of people just love to hate lol.
I just hope tactical capital will be an option so I can afford one of these beauties![]()
Weird question.. Not that I don't like our country, but can you not put the word "Canada" on it? It doesnt really add to its value. I'm fine with your company name on it, (But definately prefer just ATRS if possible).
Just suggestions for the coolness factor. Nobody needs reminding if which country we're in
I find the Canada, a big part of the cool factor and in years to come will mean quality efficiency and accuracy to the buyer!
Tavor is $3k, famae is $3500 and Swiss is $3500. If you want a kel tec or a norinco they are available around $1500
It Will be an honour for me to buy one.
Thank you ATRS for your time and perseverance. I can only imagine the time, energy, money and worry that has gone into this project to get it through the inspection process. Congratulations on a job well done! Hopefully you'll be able to reap the benefits for many years to come. Finally Canadian hunters have a lightweight nonrestricted modern platform for hunting and sport shooting. I can't wait to spend my money on such a fine rifle. I'm seriously considering selling all my .223/5.56 and .308 rifles and getting a MV and a MH. For right now I think I'll go with just the MV because I shoot mostly .223/5.56.
I just have one quick question and maybe this has already been answered but I can't seem to find it in either thread. What is the weight difference between the light profile(threaded) barrel and the CFW(threaded) barrel? It's the only option I haven't decided on yet.
If that's the case, you'll probably have a deposit, as long as delivery would be before summer. Fingers crossed, I'll be happily following along!
Edit: would i be able to take this into the USA? I remember that the MH was classed as a weapon of war, so they couldn't be sold in USA. But does that also effect temporarily importing?
What is the advantage with the JP Buffer in a 223 rifle, we can't run silencers and the 223 has minimum recoil in a semi already.
First you're talking about spring 2016, now before summer 2017?
Just curious, as there is lots of sales coming soon and would like to have some money around for a pre-order if needed. Then again, don't want to tie up close to 2k, if the rifle is going to be 1.5 years away.
What's the lifespan ( max rnd count) of the CFW barrel compared to the medium contor barrel ? And how do both barrels compare in accuracy potential? Thanks
First you're talking about spring 2016, now before summer 2017?
Just curious, as there is lots of sales coming soon and would like to have some money around for a pre-order if needed. Then again, don't want to tie up close to 2k, if the rifle is going to be 1.5 years away.
I did the search thing and it said a CFW barrel should last about 25% longer ( because of heating and cooling times) and be more accurate do to it being more rigid. But I just wanted your opinion.... Thanks
Personally we were until just recently very proud to be Canadians. Hopefully in the not too distant future we can change from "Made in Canada" to "Made in the Republic of Alberta"![]()
I too got kinda lost on some of these posts.
To clarify. We anticipate the 1st run of Varmints to go out our door late spring of 2016. From there on , like our Modern Hunters, we will be producing 3 or 4 production runs of about 80 rifle per run in alternating batches. With 1 new CNC mill now placed and operational and still room in the current shop room for 1 more, we are hoping that we can keep the lead times reasonable, as in around 6 months.