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Man I see.
we used to have these here in Canada but our dear glorious leader for life field marshal doctor of the fishes in the sea and birds of the sky Juan Trudeau decided "yeh nah" and now they are no longer allowed
Shame, I actually liked the weird furniture they had
Well I'm not sure about if the gun was ever really licensed by Colt or not, since apparently Colt did sued Norinco once for violation of their copyright, while the copyright of M16 is already expired and there's still bunch of other companies producing clones of M16 out there, and Colt suing them is probably because they fear Norinco's capabilities in manufacturing and overall cheaper prices.
So I heard that Colt eventually made a deal with Norinco to make them stop producing CQ rifles, so Colt can still own the majority of the M16 market in North America, while Colt offers them manufacturing equipment and blueprints of M1911, and allowing them to make up for a part in the market of M1911 in North America.
Well, it's mainly for export rather than military use, but still.