An outstanding article on the Brixia PM-5 shotgun

[LittleLebowski]

http://calibremag.ca/home/2015/10/brixia-pm-5-a-valtro-by-any-other-name/

An enjoyable and fascinating read.

[Clobbersaurus]

Just read it. Well written for sure.

He also wrote an excellent article on the 1911 recently.

[Maple Syrup Actual]

Thanks, guys.

Um, I mean...if you want to take your gun information from FURRINERS.

[Drang]

Thanks, guys.

Um, I mean...if you want to take your gun information from FURRINERS.

Are you kidding? This is the first time I've wished I could buy a gun in Canada.

[TiroFijo]

Just read it. Well written for sure.

He also wrote an excellent article on the 1911 recently.

You mean this?

http://calibremag.ca/home/2015/10/why-the-1911-is-the-greatest-pistol-ever-made-and-everything-else-is-just-a-pale-imitation/

I pass... :rolleyes:

[LHS]

If you’re too young to understand what we’re talking about and every AR-15 you’ve ever seen had forty inches of rail space and came in five different colours, each one of which had a stupid, multi-word name like Burnt Bronzed Earth or Urban Fog Wolf, get ready to face some harsh reality: the 1980s had guns that were every bit as high-speed, low-drag tactical as the modernized tactical shotguns of today.

That's gold, right there. Just comedy gold.

[LHS]

Let me guess, these won't be coming to the US anytime soon? Because this is quite possibly a grail gun for me. It's like the mag-fed 870 I've always wanted.

Well, to be fair, I really want a belt-fed 870, but beggars can't be choosers, right?

[Maple Syrup Actual]

Honestly, I'm unfamiliar with US import laws. It's hard for me to imagine that Brixia would willingly ignore a market the size of the United States, though.

I'd sure try to help get one to you if it turned out there was a legal way to do it, though.