Do Imported AR-15s EXIST?

IWI Zion is NOT imported. Have seen several people mention the Zion.

Glock is imported….

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HK 416 (germany Heckler&Koch 416 AR, modified with better RIS rail, M4 with higher fire rate speed) yeah there is nothing better than america can doo 😀 so majestic & pathetic ( and this is only AR if u look more in worldwide u will see not all that seems be best can really be.. how about your not imported Austria Glocks? but i understand, this must be only exception, there is no way that the best worldwide submachine gun which use Special Police units named MP5 can be from Heckler & Koch in Germany like the HK416 )

FN?

Id say the Russian Adar15 before the Russian arms ban

The real question is why u look like zz top 😂

African AR's here in Oakland California

HK is definitely import i work at CZ so i know how other countries F you up because we write usa even on guns that we make (whole even assembled) at home so you don't know which are usa and which are Czech made

Dimaco…made in Canada…part of North America yes…but NOT the United States.

It's so weird to hear him talk like that because it got literally NOTHING to do with the guns or the manufacturers but everything to do with Big Government protectionism, the ATF and NFA, and the 1968 Gun Control Act which literally bans the importation of firearms unless they fall into very specific categories and the sporting purpose compliance policy. Everyone rightfully hates the ATF but in this case they're protecting the American gun industry from competition.

Aero precision makes a pretty good m4 from the peoples republic of Chaz.

AR: Americas Rifle 😂

If we're talking commercially available, that's a bit tougher, but there absolutely are colt Canada ARs floating around.

Isn’t Springfield an imported manufacturer ?

AR-15s were banned for import or something along those lines I think. So there just aren’t any imported AR-15s. Legally at least I guess.

Foreign companies use American manufactured receivers to avoid the import restrictions. They don't have to be 92r compliant. In the United States, the firearm is the primary receiver body. That designation gets confusing due to the ATFE being kind of schizo. However, for the Ar15, the "firearm" is the stripped lower receiver. That's the only component that has to be serialized and the only component you must buy through a Federal Firearms License holder. A company can import their parts and then have them assembled onto a receiver body manufactured in the US.

M23 Sako

It's all made in the USA because they pay less tax than if they import it from Germany.

we just not gonna count colt canada?

AK?

Or are you saying that they are to expensive some currency’s have a higher value than the Dollar

Your store gives me gun store old navy vibes.

Aren’t any because outside of contracts America is their only market which is saturated.

Anything IWI is imported. Now whether or not you'd call any of their rifles ARs, that up to you.

Dude has a shitty upper mouth bridge.

Colt Canada

Norinco

T91

Are the FN ARs made domestically? Or in Belgium?

When you import a gun, 922r regulations come into play.
Much easier to just make them here.

922r makes it difficult to import a modern sporting rifle. Several parts must be swapped out with domestic parts to become complaint. For this, and various other reasons, there are few imported ARs.

Is Colt not Canadian?

Foreign AK and American AR for buys. There next video

Cr223 smart dude

I would guess either the H&K, B&T, or FN Herstal or maybe all of them are made in Europe.

MR 556 count or no because it’s piston driven?

Foreign guns happen to be just as lethal.

The wolf Taiwanese uppers

Did norinco get any CQ's in before that got shut down? Or is that just a canada thing. Their m14s were pretty nice

Did the Raptor charging handles go up in price? Listed for 114 in the video, I remember paying 80 for mine a couple of years ago