Which one will you buy: JR Carbine, Canadian AR or SU-16?

[Drewz]

With the JR being available in 9mm, .40, and .45 acp it is no choice for me especially non-res!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Feralmetal]

Id love something like the classic green thats non restricted and doesnt cost close to 3k, so the su-16 seems to be the only thing that comes close.

 

[misanthropist]

The only gun on that list that interests me is the AR...I am waiting to hear more about the NEA ARs. If they are up to snuff then that's what I want.

 

[NavyCuda]

I'm leaning really heavy on picking up an ATRS billet lower receiver and the billet upper when it becomes available.

Depends on work though.

 

[North Eastern Arms]

You can't really call it a Canadian AR it is more like a North American made AR, since lot of the parts are still coming from the US. a $1000 AR has always been possible, you just have to shop around a bit.

The lower, upper, barrel, gas block, gas tube, charging handle, charging latch, brake are all made in Canada.

 

[misanthropist]

Well, sure, but what about the grease you pack it in? That's probably chinese. So it's basically a norinco, right?

Seriously though...when will we hear more details, and how much detail will we hear? I am trying to figure out what ARs these will compete with in terms of, well, everything except price, since they will obviously beat the pants off every 1st-world AR in that regard.

 

[Claven2]

The lower, upper, barrel, gas block, gas tube, charging handle, charging latch, brake are all made in Canada.

That's great start I should think furniture is also possible if you can get Colt Canada to supply handguards.

I'd also love to see Canadian-made complete bolt carrier groups, but I understand that isn't ready yet - they require careful manufacture and heat treating and it would be expensive to get started before volume brought the price down.