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I don't think that anyone here is concerned about where it's made. I disagree about the price however for reasons already stated at my site. Metalurgy is the big sticking point for me, which walks...

You're welcome.

I do not hate this rifle. Unlike some that have said that they are a poor copy of the original and rail against them, I think that they could be a great, updated version. Until...

There is NO "Made in Vietnam" or "Made in Australia" stamp. On the left side of the action, this is stamped - "Australian International Arms - Brisbane, Australia"

As I said, failure of these rifles entering the US had nothing to do with Vietnam as far as the US gov't was concerned. Tristar referred to expired permits. The businesses were only concerned with...

Maybe I post on too many veteran's sites but the bad feelings about Vietnam are still very much in evidence. But that's really not important. Advertising is everything.

Based on what I was...

Ron, did you read my article? Stamps didn't enter into it, at least, according to Tristar. Expired permits was given as the official reason. Tristar had no reason to lie about that.

No, I don't live in S. Ont.

I have had the chance to examine one but not fire it. As I said at my site, my biggest concern is liability. When this word is used or the subject mentioned EVERYONE...

Vietnam is what Lawrence Ord in Oz is saying. Them and other Down Under shooters from different parts of the country. The AIA rifles have been sold in Oz for five or six years, starting with...

I concur. They can be very nasty too, when you disagree with them.

I agree with Badger's statement. And I do not believe that it should have been described as excellent. Especially shocking considering that it was someone in that business that wrote the...

I don't think anyone should be embarrassed to call a spade a spade. It's a misleading description. They have some very, shall we say, unusual business practices. This is but another example.

There's nothing like that available I'm afraid. No company loads reduced charge 308s.

If you have a friend that reloads, you might ask him to load some cartridges to the lowest level listed in...

Good question. If somebody wanted a rifle badly enough up here, he could go through his local gun shop. The prices for this would vary. Mostly, how much of a charge the gun shop here would levy to...

It's put out once a year. That mag is one of a series of specialty printings like Deer Hunting Annual, Police & Military Firearms, The Complete Book of 22s, etc. from PRIMEDIA.

Willkomen! Don't forget to leave a dollar in the tip jar. Most of use here will forgive you for having Mausers.

They have always issued IVI except when it was temporarily not available. Here's a peek at 2 lots of IVI cases.

http://www3.sympatico.ca/shooters/IVI.htm
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With certain exceptions, they do ship to Canada. If what you want does not come up on a seacrh, email them. The place is stuffed with parts.

Have you tried Gun Parts? http://www.e-gunparts.com/search.asp

I bought my first ever mail order 6.5 from Century after a visit. $69.95. After I received it, I noticed a crack in the stock so they just sent me another N/C. Between them and Epps, I bought a...

I have a 91/24 as well. Excellent condition and very tight shooter. Lots of Finn rifles were bedded using brass shims. All my MNs are Finns.

I thought I should mention two products available to many milsurp rifle users which will make their rifles shoot tighter groups. Mojo Sights and Huber Concepts triggers. I have Mojo sights on one...

Check Epps in Ontario as well.

www.ellwoodepps.com
www.marstar.ca
www.bdlltd.com
www.gunpartscorp.com
www.ssporters.com

I cannot remember which year it was, but up until the late 70s or early 80s you could buy unfired surplus overrruns and empty brass from IVI on the CDN market. One of the Liberal things was to stop...

That's funny, just the other day I was saying that I can be a member on a Canadian gun board. Darned double negatives! :*****:

Better a round ON you than a round IN you! If you're in the infantry that is. Not if your a bartender though...