Posted: 1/24/2025 5:48:41 AM EDT
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Browsing Arms Unlimited this morning I came across this listing for the Colt Canada C20. It appears to use the same modular carbine lower receiver as the 901 and M7, but has a monolithic M-lok upper receiver like the MRR. I am not knowledgeable about the laws and policies that govern sales of Colt Canada products in the US, and this appears to be eligible for official LE sales only, but I am glad to see further expansion of the line of .308 guns and will remain hopeful that someday we can get the MRR in the US. |
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Originally Posted By AK-12: Browsing Arms Unlimited this morning I came across this listing for the Colt Canada C20. It appears to use the same modular carbine lower receiver as the 901 and M7, but has a monolithic M-lok upper receiver like the MRR. I am not knowledgeable about the laws and policies that govern sales of Colt Canada products in the US, and this appears to be eligible for official LE sales only, but I am glad to see further expansion of the line of .308 guns and will remain hopeful that someday we can get the MRR in the US. You arr correct. Current legal agreements between the U.S. and Canada only permit importation/sales of Colt Canada products to LE agencies and government organizations. |
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Originally Posted By AK-12: Browsing Arms Unlimited this morning I came across this listing for the Colt Canada C20. It appears to use the same modular carbine lower receiver as the 901 and M7, but has a monolithic M-lok upper receiver like the MRR. I am not knowledgeable about the laws and policies that govern sales of Colt Canada products in the US, and this appears to be eligible for official LE sales only, but I am glad to see further expansion of the line of .308 guns and will remain hopeful that someday we can get the MRR in the US. there are some significant changes to the C20 from the LE901. It's a great shooting gun and very accurate. It was however designed for 175gm SMK rounds. Mark |
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