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@@russty5475 An XC here in the Philippines would be around 17k. Absolutely insane prices here

@@bad.internationali love your Chanel bro, you should upload more often. It’s cool to see a fellow filipino with sick guns, also nice shooting 😎

@@HK-wq1ei I wish. Plenty of guys in the Philippines with much nicer guns haha

Anything ITAR cannot be imported

@@effu9375 Just US made suppressors. European ones are available here, but it’s the European muzzle devices that they attach to that’s hard to find here

US ATF restricts exports of silencers for some reason. It's partly why the Colt 653 was made after the XM177E2, because the ATF classified the XM177E2 4.5" moderator as a silencer. Colt 653 with 14.5" pencil barrel was made after that, with Elisco Machine & Tool being one of the first to make them under licensed contract.

@@GldenRetriever Price gauging here in the Philippines is on an insane level. A number of gun stores control all the pricing here, and they have everything set to x3-x4 US prices most of the time

@@EyZahL Thanks for the price update. Looks like the prices for Staccatos will just keep going up

@@averagejuanph It’s been great. Quality control for their products has been 50/50, but I was lucky enough to have no issues with mine

I'm subscribe mate! upload more of this will ya? lol. would you recommend this rifle as an owner? is it not hard to find parts upgrades?

@@averagejuanph Thank you for you sub. AR aftermarket parts are available in almost all of AFAD gun stores as well as other gun stores here in the Philippines. Finding parts for your rifle here won’t be an issue. As for recommending an S5 DGIS from UDMC, there are numerous options for AR rifles now that’s available locally. A budget friendly option would be the SAM Trailblazer, but if you’re looking for good quality AR15s, I’d recommend the Daniel Defense ARs from Nashe

@@Tinderodotcom Thank you. Hope you’ll enjoy our other videos as well. We got more videos coming soon 😊

How much po kaya yan?and what type of ltopf pwede?salamat po

@@bluecalu7944 You can always try it. Let us know if it works better with butane

@@jerichocarreon Under the current law, it is considered as a right of qualified citizens. However, the problem comes with the implementation of the law. There’s work being done at the moment to amend the law and make it better for gun owners

@@bad.international just want to ask if ever I get a gun license and purchase a rifle..what kind of permit do I need to have if I would bring my fire arm to a shooting range and do I need a certificate from that range In advance? To show officers on check points if ever stopped?

@@jerichocarreon you need to have a Permit to Transport/PTT to transport your firearm from your home address to the firing range and back

@@edwinprotacio1984 they used to participate in the Tac Expo, but I’m not sure if they still do. You can always go to their store/manufacturing facility if ever you’re near Parañaque

@@tyresedmitryaromin5166 It was nice to meet you 😁

@@Silverbackpinoy The AR ban has been lifted, but unfortunately gun stores are still not selling them to civilians

@@MarkRaphValerta yes

@@joewhitehead961 It’s an Infinity trigger

You can contact UDMC on their facebook page regarding purchase of their units

@jesfordnarvasa3874 Got the Taran Tactical Pit Viper instead of the Staccato XC for a comped double stack 1911

They’re still in operation. They’re usually open on weekdays and they do sell to private citizens. However most firearms sales are on hold at the moment since there was a cyber attack on PNP FEO and info on firearm records and firearm licenses were all compromised Try contacting their facebook page

PH gun prices are insanely expensive. As for carrying a Shadow System, our next video will show why it’s better to just stick with Glock instead of going with Glock clones

Definitely going to make an update video on it soon

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