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I agree - I was speaking with B&T about my dealer (I work all of his shows) becoming one of their dealers but I didn't like their responses. He mentioned that B&T will tend to kill off products that don't get significant sales quickly. Perfectly understandable but a super expensive range toy (lets face it, that's what this is) is going to have slow sales, and I'd be worried as a dealer having a gun show up for 1/2 off with CDNN when B&T figures out that people won't usually drop that kind of coin on their product. As a gun owner, if/when this gun gets dropped, finding parts or magazines will be next to impossible. $140 for a magazine would kill off any interest buyers would have in this gun. I'd be much more willing to bet that LWRC will market and support their gun.
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Yeah they have a bunch of discontinued rail systems that go for a mint if it's the specific one your heart desires. You would have to move a lot of Title II weapons IMHO to be a successfully B&T dealer; your customers are going to need to have expensive taste and the wallet to back it up!
Furthermore, I don't think that the .45 ACP chambering will really help overseas sales. Being a military cartridge automatically bars it from many markets. The .45 ACP (11.43×23mm for everyone else
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) just isn't going to be a choice for Euro police agencies replacing their MP5s. Yeah, it suppresses really well, but, $140 for a magazine? Swiss crack must be strong.
As far as the CDNN clearance goes........I CALL DIBS ON THE MP9 MAGAZINES !!!! LOL