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Posted: 1/1/2005 8:08:29 PM EDT
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Google is your best friend. Looks like they teamed up. www.bushmaster.com/bushmaster_and_blackwater.asp |
Yes but I didnt find anything about the rifles at either site nor anywhere else. Im normally pretty good at searching but after about 2hours and still no pic I gave in 
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Guess all those former Spec Ops guys at Blackwater forgot everything they learned about rifles once they left the Armed Forces. What a shame. |
Very nice. Sir, may I use the image of the Blackwater receiver in my receiver markings image database? I will give you photo credit. Thank you. Dave |
I saw the HK, my error on the Steyr's! I almost picked up one of those, I was leary of parts support if ever needed when GSI wasn't the importer any more. I wonder if Steyr will start bringing them in again? You know that a Glock employee left and went to Steyr and designed that? Mark |
Doubt it however my 2 have never even jammed so as far as quality goes (and you didnt see any glocks in the pics because I wont and dont own one) Styer has never let me down and I have around 6 steyr weapons laying around. When production and all the kinks get worked out at their factory I am sure the weapons will become available again. And for this
Sure and the AR was copied by the aug  even though the aug was developed before Stoner even began experimentingEven if I needed service I could always turn here |
| I remember 4 years ago when I was at Blackwater hearing a lot of the instructors praising them. I don't know if they were teamed up officially at the time or not. In any case Blackwater instructors were a chief factor in influencing me to go with Bushmaster over Colt or Armalite. |
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