Thread: New Zealands first sub $2000 AR15

The current stock is designed so that it can be shortened by swapping out the lower tube. There is also a thumbhole drag version being built which has a third bar which will come down to meet the bottom of the pistol grip. The designer has one on trademe at the moment if you want to talk to him in person.

I see you are sold out on your webpage of all options. When do you expect to get in the next shipment?

Next shipment leaves April 6th.

have an order on for 2 of these bad boys. a 14" for me and an 18 for a mate. am pretty excited

looks like the 10/22 and the Tikka .223 are going on trade me, i never bothered looking at AR variant rifles till now, was all but a dream. thanks for making it possible for the average joe to acquire one!

Would you look at bringing in some 7.62 rifles?

Originally Posted by sako75

Would you look at bringing in some 7.62 rifles?

Yes 300Blk will be available in a month or two - also NEA have previously stated that the 308 is a potential development.

Originally Posted by Digit

Yes 300Blk will be available in a month or two - also NEA have previously stated that the 308 is a potential development.

Hmmmmmmmmm

how much $ will the 300blk be

I take it if something went wrong with a rifle you guys would take care of it? The prospect of an AR for that kind of money has me really excited but I'm concerned. Do you guys have any warranties?

Also are these chrome lined barrels?

The barrels are nitrided with a proprietary process. It offers the same or better benefits as chrome without irregularities in the bore which chrome lining almost always causes. The barrels have a lifetime warranty. If I may answer on your behalf Digit

The same nitriding process is used to protect the landing gear on F22 fighter jets. Random snippet of info. It was created by NEA's parent company

so its like having an f-22 down my barrel !?

Originally Posted by Bulltahr

what barrel and twist is most of the surplus ammo designed for? When I was in we were using SS209 (???)
What about with out muzzle brake............................................. .......

Sorry BT, just a slight correction, its the Nato round SS109 and it is designed for the 1:7 twist barrels on the AUG and the Colt variants that employ a 1:7 twist tube.
I am not sure if it can be sourced in civy street. M193 shot very well out of a 1:7 and is readily available.

Originally Posted by mumabear

how much $ will the 300blk be

Hopefully not to dissimilar price to the current rifles. We dont have a price yet.