This little NEA AR in 7.62x39......

[Mr. Q]

Today I was in warehouse and saw this thing.

Never personal handled a PDW in 7.62x39 before. Quite a piece of engineering art.

Dan told me this is the only one in stock. Just want to share a picture before it's gone.

https://www.canadaammo.com/product/detail/nea15-7-62x39-7-5-ccs/

 

[Mark-II]

I like that they don't have the chunky suppressor thread on the flash hider

 

[Mr. Q]

I like that they don't have the chunky suppressor thread on the flash hider

The stock is the best part of this rifle. You can hide it under jacket 100%.

 

[chicu1981]

How much is it?

 

[Mr. Q]

How much is it?

Just fix the link. It's ~1200. We also have it in combo with NC ammo.

 

[bfiles]

Hmmmm I am interested but wonder what the quality is on this one

 

[xdmer]

Glad to see you guys carrying NEA, product availability is great.

 

[Mark-II]

And will you be getting these rimfire uppers that I hear about but have never seen?

 

[Mr. Q]

Hmmmm I am interested but wonder what the quality is on this one

Finishing is spotless.

 

[Mr. Q]

Glad to see you guys carrying NEA, product availability is great.

We have most of NEA line on our website now. Soon we will have everything.

Just search "NEA" on our website.

 

[Mark-II]

The 7.5" must have a vicious muzzle blast. I know my .223 version did.

 

[xdmer]

Urgh, tell me about it, that would be nice.

And will you be getting these rimfire uppers that I hear about but have never seen?

 

[Vengeance]

Dang that looks awesome. My credit card is trying to jump out of my wallet!

 

[Mr. Q]

Dang that looks awesome. My credit card is trying to jump out of my wallet!

Don't blame yourself. Everyone in office has exactly same thought!

 

[El_Monty457]

I'm still waiting for NEA to get around to doing their own 9mm version of this PDW that works with their cool CCS stock.
An all Canadian kit that would let you swap out the parts and switch between the original .223/5.56 parts and the 9mm would be neat.
But then again, for all the parts you'd have to switch, it'd probably be as cost effective to just get a whole new dedicated 9mm unit from them.
Sorry for the diversion, my mind was rambling, back to your 7.62X39 line of thought. ;-)

 

[Canada Ammo]

I'm still waiting for NEA to get around to doing their own 9mm version of this PDW that works with their cool CCS stock.
An all Canadian kit that would let you swap out the parts and switch between the original .223/5.56 parts and the 9mm would be neat.
But then again, for all the parts you'd have to switch, it'd probably be as cost effective to just get a whole new dedicated 9mm unit from them.
Sorry for the diversion, my mind was rambling, back to your 7.62X39 line of thought. ;-)

A platform covers pistol and rifle will be nice. Let's see what NEA is really capable of

 

[dennisdendiuk]

I'd buy a 9mm nea in a heartbeat!

 

[michaelsabre]

I'd buy a 9mm nea in a heartbeat!

Why? 9mm ammo is pricier than x39.

 

[dennisdendiuk]

Already have lots of 9mm and can reload it. Have it built to take m&p mags and I'm all set. I can dream can't I.

 

[xdmer]

I've been pipe dreaming some sort of NR 22lr 9mm, 223/556, 7.62x39, 7.62x51 conversion ...
where are you NEA, where's the NR's that have been in the works? I kid, kid not. lol. Those pwd's do look good.

I'm still waiting for NEA to get around to doing their own 9mm version of this PDW that works with their cool CCS stock.
An all Canadian kit that would let you swap out the parts and switch between the original .223/5.56 parts and the 9mm would be neat.
But then again, for all the parts you'd have to switch, it'd probably be as cost effective to just get a whole new dedicated 9mm unit from them.
Sorry for the diversion, my mind was rambling, back to your 7.62X39 line of thought. ;-)