No, it won't. US won't allow "military calibers" to be exported.
Xcr vs swiss arms..need help
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Wolverine says differently...
Do you know something they don't? If so you should let them know...I believe they are taking orders.
Do you know something they don't? If so you should let them know...I believe they are taking orders.
Wolverine is exploiting the idea of using a end user certificate to satisfy the ITAR requirement, just like they are doing with the Barrett 98's.
Paul I think your the one Trolling with this very reply! But I should mind my own business!!!!
Paul I think your the one Trolling with this very reply! But I should mind my own business!!!!
Tend to agree...not sure why Paul Morrison wants to stir the pot in a thread where he got pretty smoked only a few posts up?
I stand corrected. Last I heard it was a not happening. Glad to hear different.
angryeyebrows
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You don't mean the SCAR do you?! Gross! I'd take an AR over that. I'd love to get my hands on one so I could beat the S**T out of it. FN has some bizarre design ideas.
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I couldn't agree more... It's no AR, that's for sure...
The same can be said about the SA fanboys circle jerking it, and taking comments waaay to personal, when a simple observation is made, with regards to materials used....
I've never driven a Ferrari but they handle like crap.The same can be said about the SA fanboys circle jerking it, and taking comments waaay to personal, when a simple observation is made, with regards to materials used....
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Once again talking to you is like talking to a wall, I never ever said the swiss dosent shoot or is junk/crap... i said its choice of material for the lower and reciever for that price range is questionable...
Actually you stated that the production method was used for cheap and flimsy firearms. You have no idea what materials were used or what their strength is. I look forward to your dropping by the range to impress me with your manual feat of strength.
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Actually, thats not exactly what I said but, whatever... Its stamped steel it can only be soo strong, if it's mild steel which im sure it is, it isnt that stong..
sorry for the hijack....
You cant diss FN like that... they brought the world the mag 58. Have you shot a scar?
You wouldnt say that if you had.
an FNC if we could have it.... would be better than a xcr and SA
i had the opportunity to fire a sig 550(i believe that was what it was, mymemory is fuzz about the number. non restricted sig 5.56 rifle.) at the weekend gun club shoot. i didnt have my xcr to compare it to, but i did have the owners other carbine, an ar with a noveske upper, 14 inch barrel. after putting around 100 rounds through both, i was very impressed with the swiss, so much so that i would definitely buy one if the opportunity ever presented its self. they are definitly not what some would call a junk rifle
I'd give my left nut for an FNC.
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Redleg what type of steel is it, if not mild???
