So Schmeisser is making ARs now. I don't know who they're customers could be and what's special about the rifles, if anything, but here we are, and the guns do look nice.
The video doesn't say much of anything but looks cool, as it should.
So Schmeisser is making ARs now. I don't know who they're customers could be and what's special about the rifles, if anything, but here we are, and the guns do look nice.
The video doesn't say much of anything but looks cool, as it should.
Now that would be a hell of a roll stamp to have on your receiver!
I wasn't planning on picking up another 5.56 receiver before the curtain falls on us proletarians in Kalifornia but I would grab one of these in a heart beat.
Given the saturation of the LE/Mil market for AR pattern rifles, civilian sales has to be part of the plan, no?
Last edited by Suvorov; 09-29-2016 at 04:41 PM.
Wonder if they figured out how to make it a little more complicated/intricate...
First the Schmeisser MP-40, and now this.
***ducks***
"Who We Are"
Gotta love that!
Their motto should be "Because".
I'm smelling another piston AR with it's associated heavy barrel required to mitigate piston impulse induced barrel flex.Originally Posted by Willard
Wonder if they figured out how to make it a little more complicated/intricate...
They are not new, been around a few years. Made in Germany for the German / EU civilian market. My understanding is it is easier/cheaper to simply make ARs there then to import them.
Hmmmmm.......... Excellent video.
I thought it was virtually impossible for Europeans to own those dangerous modern sporting rifles. Did not know.
The height of irony. The man who invented the AK-47 has his name associated with the AR-15.
No. Sometimes Geld im Umschlag is required, but those of a certain SES can obtain AR-15s.I thought it was virtually impossible for Europeans to own those dangerous modern sporting rifles. Did not know.
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