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r/canadaguns • u/shamone94 • Aug 17 '26
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In other words, Canadians are saving their company now.
14 u/Eyeronick Aug 17 '26 This kinda seems like the case, if you're in the States I sure as hell wouldn't be picking this. 20 u/yummybunnybear Aug 17 '26 We Canadians are stuck with garbage from the bottom of the 18" barrel. But I'm hopeful about the Makasi 🤞 5 u/CenturionV Aug 17 '26 If they do even 10% product development to fix these per year, it will still be 10% more than most Turkish firearms manufacturers. It took them like a decade to start sorta using loctite and proper torque on their screws.
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This kinda seems like the case, if you're in the States I sure as hell wouldn't be picking this.
20 u/yummybunnybear Aug 17 '26 We Canadians are stuck with garbage from the bottom of the 18" barrel. But I'm hopeful about the Makasi 🤞 5 u/CenturionV Aug 17 '26 If they do even 10% product development to fix these per year, it will still be 10% more than most Turkish firearms manufacturers. It took them like a decade to start sorta using loctite and proper torque on their screws.
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We Canadians are stuck with garbage from the bottom of the 18" barrel. But I'm hopeful about the Makasi 🤞
5 u/CenturionV Aug 17 '26 If they do even 10% product development to fix these per year, it will still be 10% more than most Turkish firearms manufacturers. It took them like a decade to start sorta using loctite and proper torque on their screws.
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If they do even 10% product development to fix these per year, it will still be 10% more than most Turkish firearms manufacturers. It took them like a decade to start sorta using loctite and proper torque on their screws.
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u/Big-Guitar-1979 Aug 17 '26
In other words, Canadians are saving their company now.