r/canadaguns • u/Prestigious-Tap-1329 • Apr 09 '26

Shitpost / Memes 762x39 and the guns of the cartridge

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Well we can get some of these still . Too bad the Canadian once’s didn’t get the cut . Any they missed ?

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u/tyler111762 Resident Certified Millennial Punk Apr 09 '26

i'll say this for both you and /u/Perfect_Diamond_1128

They did end up eventually fixing it.

there is one for rent at the calgary shooting centre and it has received all the upgrades/fixes and it does actually run now.

i made the mistake of making an offhand joke about it and one of the gunsmiths straight up sat me down and explained everything they did and honestly i enjoy running it for groups more than i do our actual AKs at certain times.

i'll have to take a peak at the round count paperwork tmr but she is up there.

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u/ExplorerEnjoyer Apr 09 '26

What’s fixed about it? It malfunctions every second round instead of every single round?

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u/rankuwa Apr 10 '26

Zero malfunctions on the rebuilt receivers. Sorry you bought a shitty early version.

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u/ExplorerEnjoyer Apr 10 '26

All versions are paper weights. I bought the alleged new gen and it was hands down the worst rifle ever produced. It’d work fine when cold but after warming up from 10-15 rounds being fired it turned into a single shot.

M+M refused to warranty it stating it was the newest version and it must be the ammo (I tried like 5 different ammos). I sent it to the store in Alberta that warranties them and it came back in the same condition.

The m10x doesn’t even deserve to be listed here

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u/rankuwa Apr 10 '26

That is unfortunate and what I say is not discounting your experience. I speak from the experience of a group of 5 or 6 guys who throughout the summer of 2024 put thousands of rounds through new versions and reported zero malfunctions.

Yet whenever that is discussed, the guys who got burned on the earlier duds pipe up like they are talking about the same thing. They are not. As a poster above stated, CSC was deep into work with the manufacturer and the rifle to improve it, and did. Unfortunately there aren't likely to be very many of them floating around since they were banned a few months later.

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u/ExplorerEnjoyer Apr 10 '26

I’d eat my shoe if I see a video of one go 100 rounds without a malfunction, even 25 rounds lol. Like I said, M+M told me my “W” serial number was the latest generation and was supposed to be “fixed”. That was in fall of 2021

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u/rankuwa Apr 10 '26

Then eat a shoe. Its the internet, you know how to find the posts and they are right there for all to see. Not these 200 round r/canadaguns tests either, to say nothing of the CSC range gun that was up to about 10,000 rounds.

Sorry you got a dud.

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u/ExplorerEnjoyer Apr 10 '26

They’re famously all duds. Now that they’re banned hopefully M+M goes out of business since no one in the US is touching them. If a new firearm needs to be rebuilt by a machine shop, it’s garbage

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u/rankuwa Apr 10 '26

I'm sorry you got a dud and are too pigheaded to accept that.

I am also sorry that I wasted time on a person who will continue say dumb shit when shown contrary evidence to an absolutist position. Enjoy your world without nuance and may all your rifles stovepipe.

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u/ExplorerEnjoyer Apr 10 '26 edited Apr 10 '26

Yeah I’m the only one who had a dud. The evidence: “mine works after being rebuilt by a gunsmith”.

They’re sexy looking firearms but unfortunately their performance does not reflect their cool appearance.

My current OIC guns all put the m10x to shame and the ones I can still use all functional perfectly.