T91 Taiwanese piston AR15

[twyeh]

Canam,

Any plans to bring in Taiwanese (Republic of China) T91 piston uppers or complete rifle systems?

2016 UPDATE!

Wolf will be importing them to USA, How about us Canada Ammo?

 

[Deckard]

I have waited three years...
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=113522

 

[CanAm]

We have many plans. Some take 6 months, others I have been working on for 5 years.

 

[Satain]

Canam,

Any plans to bring in Taiwanese (Republic of China) T91 piston uppers or complete rifle systems?

HOW MUCH!
HOW LONG!!
HOW DO I BUY!!!

 

[Dave_Shotgun]

I wonder if the civilian version will have the grenade launcher attachment?

 

[DASQ]

I wonder if the civilian version will have the grenade launcher attachment?

No reason it can't. It could technically ship as two firearms, or merely have the launcher classified as a launching device i.e. flare gun

 

[CanAm]

No reason it can't. It could technically ship as two firearms, or merely have the launcher classified as a launching device i.e. flare gun

That would be up to DFAIT.

 

[azn_hitman]

i'd buy 2 just for kicks

 

[SCDL]

Is it metric?

 

[Deckard]

That actually wouldn't matter much if it was.

 

[maetsack]

Considering the success had at bringing in the T97, don't hold your breathe.

 

[TheManInBlack]

I jsut want a gun stamped MADE IN TAIWAN

 

[G22]

ughh

 

[B]

At least there would be an option for people who want a piston AR without paying $4000+ for an MR .223. I don't think the Taiwanese would be ### enough to move anything to make it proprietary to one type of Lower either.

 

[shootemup]

I'll take one...

 

[sonoftweety]

I jsut want a gun stamped MADE IN TAIWAN

Oh Man that made me laugh

 

[revilo]

that would go great with my Taiwanese camo. I would absoloutley buy one of those uppers. I prefer the carbine, though.

 

[koalorka]

I jsut want a gun stamped MADE IN TAIWAN

It would probably be stamped "Republic of China" if anything. And yes, I'll take 2. CanAm, stop being so cryptic. Spill it buddeh.

 

[twyeh]

Oh Man that made me laugh

I would take Taiwanese made products over alot of other places if I had the choice. Just a FYI, Taiwan makes and develops more than half the semiconductors in the world. Guess who R&Ded your rig you are using now?

 

[CanAm]

Yes, Taiwan produces excellent quality manufactured goods. The plants are also much more modern and the staff are much more attuned to Western-style promotion, quality, design, etc. Just look through any Taiwan toll catalogue, such as ttnet.net.