Barrel, yes. Bolt, no. The FA capable bolt of the MSW will not fit the commercial x95.
Tavor X95 MSW barrel on new U.S receiver?
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Barrel, yes. Bolt, no. The FA capable bolt of the MSW will not fit the commercial x95.
The CFO doesn't ban anything. In fact, YOUR CFO in AB (Dr. Teri Bryant) is as pro-legal-firearm as they come. She is a major WW2 Japanese collector, including 12(3) Converted Autos. Identifying firearms for prohibition is done by the Special Services Section of of the RCMP ("The Lab").
You're definitely confusing bolt and carrier. Bolt from MSW will work in USA civilian X95, while carrier from MSW will not.
Really the bolt and carrier are not compatible? That's not what I heard.
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MSW carrier won't go into US IWI version, with modification it will work.
MSW bolt should work, I haven't tried, I just don't see why not.
Remember, that even among MSWs there are at least 3 subversions with different changes implemented inside. So, yeah usually it make sense to keep BCG together, and carrier technically can be easily modified to work in US IWI version, but won't work as it is.
If you have both - just take a look. Or you don't have NR yet and considering cannibalizing MSW?
MSW carrier won't go into US IWI version, with modification it will work.
MSW bolt should work, I haven't tried, I just don't see why not.
Remember, that even among MSWs there are at least 3 subversions with different changes implemented inside. So, yeah usually it make sense to keep BCG together, and carrier technically can be easily modified to work in US IWI version, but won't work as it is.
If you have both - just take a look. Or you don't have NR yet and considering cannibalizing MSW?
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Considering canabalizing if this dumpster fire doesn't get a postive resolution.
Not really different. Just some parts were made in USA, doesn't always mean "made to different specs".
Many parts can be re-used. Some as they are, some (like carrier) will require minor mod (the possible mod is just my theoretical conclusion).
What is the likelihood of these rifles, if returned to the retailer, stripped for parts to recoup losses? I can see SBR parts kits being easy sellers, and some components like the round handguards are practically collector's items. But even things like firing pins, extractors, etc would sell pretty well considering the current shortage of new spares.
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Sorry, you are correct. That's what happens when i post too fast.
