WW2 clones
- Thread starter harryhand
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Ditto
Same as above, but also quality german and brit sniper repros
OK, I'll play, a Borchardt based carbine, say a 14in barrel, hell lets go 16, with 50rd mags...
Now incase you say no, cuz you do say that alot, how about a cheapy bolt action in 223 Rem, that just happens to take AR mags, and comes with a couple of 30 rounders marked "Canam Bolt Action Azzkicker Rifle Only" on them...hunh?
Now incase you say no, cuz you do say that alot, how about a cheapy bolt action in 223 Rem, that just happens to take AR mags, and comes with a couple of 30 rounders marked "Canam Bolt Action Azzkicker Rifle Only" on them...hunh?
MosinNagantM44
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C-96 in 9mm.
NavyShooter
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Honestly guys. This idea is a pipedream.
We won't see cheap copies of most milsurps.
Let's look at the AIA Enfields as an example. A surplus enfield is $3-500-ish, and a new AIA Enfield is $800-ish.
The processes to build old guns were much more labour intensive, and machine intensive. Compare a #4 receiver to a Remington 700 receiver. Think about how many seperate machining operations it would take to make a #4 vs a 700.
Not worth it.
NS
(Coming from someone who's actually built his own milsurp clone.)
We won't see cheap copies of most milsurps.
Let's look at the AIA Enfields as an example. A surplus enfield is $3-500-ish, and a new AIA Enfield is $800-ish.
The processes to build old guns were much more labour intensive, and machine intensive. Compare a #4 receiver to a Remington 700 receiver. Think about how many seperate machining operations it would take to make a #4 vs a 700.
Not worth it.
NS
(Coming from someone who's actually built his own milsurp clone.)
Craig0ry
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norinco makes copies of the luger. How come we don't see them around?
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that i would be interested in
CanAm
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I believe the picture floating around was of a German made copy of a Norinco copy. Produced by a gunsmith known for such things.
http://www.hermann-historica.de/auktion/images59_max/96743.jpg
Although they have made several guns that never went into production, such as revolvers, 45 SIG 226, etc.
Sgt Fox
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I would give my left leg for a cheap luger.
peter2772000
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I know that even mentioning this is futile, but I can dream. Can't I? 
Thompson 1928 c/w cutts-type compensator, finned barrel and 50 drum mag. Even with my 12.3 & 12.5 I can't find one. And the ones I do find are ridiculously priced.
Thompson 1928 c/w cutts-type compensator, finned barrel and 50 drum mag. Even with my 12.3 & 12.5 I can't find one. And the ones I do find are ridiculously priced.
That doesn't sound very cheap.....
majormarine
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well, let me guess...sorry, the canada mkt is not big enough to be economic viable.
Just a thought for you fine gentlemen at Canada Ammo.I think that if you got your Chinese connection to reverse engineer some of the popular ww2 guns in affordable,accessible ammo I think they would be a great hit!
Just a thought....
+1. That would be a seller for sure.
cz 858
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I agree, also a cheap ruger mini 14/30 would be cool.
Adam134
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Thompson M1A1 copy non-restricted.
