unrestricted?

[NamTinker]

TSE received some Swiss Arms/Sigg's - about 30 I believe. Dipped into the reserves and walked out on Saturday with a Classic Green (non-restricted) - test target, case, sling, magazines, cleaning kit included. Reeeeeealy nice piece of equipment. I've never been into the "accessorizing", so the Sigg fits my style. Will add a rail & scope later though.
Dull? Nope. Compact enough, especially with the stock folded.

 

[pwrjetta]

I shot an xcr the other weekend definitely a fun non-restricted

 

[slick39]

How much does the XCR go for?

 

[imagine_74714]

Robinson Armament makes XCR, and you can check the price in Wolverine Supply website

 

[Calum]

Isn't the Norinco type 97 non restricted as well?

Apparently yes.

 

[Scarecrow]

If cost is a factor the 180B with a match trigger and good handloads will group around an inch. It is my goto varmint blaster and has been 100% reliable. Call John at Wolverine for availability.

Brian

How much does the XCR go for?

Too much.

 

[teclaydon]

"...I found myself in a situation similar to your own ...looking for a non-restricted 5.56/.223 AR alternative that would let me enjoy the genre without the hassles of an ATT. I ended up purchasing a new Ruger Mini-14 and mating it with an aftermarket SCAR-CQB stock, a Trijicon Reflex II sight and a birdcage AR-style flash suppressor. Once I get the rifle back from my gunsmith (I'm having it refinished so all the components match), I'll post a few pics..."

Here it is, fresh from the gunsmith this afternoon:

Even with the M4 stock fully collapsed, the rifle is still 36" long ...so the non-restricted status doesn't change. All of 'the metal' was refinished in satin black baked-on teflon.

I like it.

 

[imagine_74714]

Very nice. How heavy does it feel?

 

[X-man]

I've never shot a PE90, but I get the impression that it'd be a bit of a dull rifle to shoot and own. There's really not much you can do to tweak a SIG, they're pretty much top notch right out of the box, right?

No trouble to tell you've never shot one! 'cause you wouldn't be saying that if you had! You can gucci the Swiss Arms up with quad rails, fore grips, lasers, lights, etc...but why? Its darn near perfect as is. Only thing I'd add is a picatinny scope rail for when I'm in the mood to mount some optics when I really want to reach out and touch some song dogs!

 

[teclaydon]

"...Very nice. How heavy does it feel?..."

I haven't weighed it, but judging by feel alone, it doesn't seem much heavier than with the factory wood stock (the aftermarket stock is lightweight machined aluminum). As for how it shoots, I hope to put the first round through it next weekend.