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Seems like a good idea. Unfortunately, to be competitive, they should have designed this to “work around “ the impending US laws so the upper AND lower don’t have to be serialized. ( I know neither the upper nor the lower receiver of an ar-15 meet the requirements to be quantified as a gun).Gunsmokin wrote:Saw this on YT, 1st on ar-15.com’s channel. Then looked up this video.
I’m interested, to say the least. Assuming a civilian version, of course.
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If it were some start-up company trying to get in the game, I would say no. But, it’s Glock. Who knows if it will ever make it to market, realistically. I suppose their marketing and R&D know. I’m just interested to see if they have some new innovations that make their platform preferable to the others. If they actually produce a rifle, and it is a civilian version, and it isn’t FN SCAR priced, I would probably jump in on it.Elkins45 wrote:Does the world really need another maker of AR type rifles?
I'm curious to see one.Gunsmokin wrote: ↑Sat May 22, 2021 8:44 amIf it were some start-up company trying to get in the game, I would say no. But, it’s Glock. Who knows if it will ever make it to market, realistically. I suppose their marketing and R&D know. I’m just interested to see if they have some new innovations that make their platform preferable to the others. If they actually produce a rifle, and it is a civilian version, and it isn’t FN SCAR priced, I would probably jump in on it.Elkins45 wrote:Does the world really need another maker of AR type rifles?
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