I am interested in this gun from the novelty standpoint but I am afraid it is going nowhere. Starting a competition oriented project in the US with a 500 units release, without guaranteeing at least 2000, is not a smart idea. That IPSC complaint solution looks terrible. If they cant appeal IPSC decision, or get USPSA approval for production/co as is, they will stay a collector's item.
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Agree that if you ain't got carry optics, you ain't got a product.
Too bad, I am clinging to my iron sights.
I wonder what the standard model price will be when and if they get through the first run "Signatures."
Hey, 2020 Corvette No 1 sold for about 4X list.
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It seems like this design is not optimized for any particular rule set/division. In addition, the price puts in a category with the 7.5 Brno- cool but totally pointless.
Having said that, it (in principle at least) could be a significant step forward in red dot implementation and durability. One of the big challenges for red dots on pistols vs rifles is the g-load they see on a reciprocating slide. Another is it’s harder to track the dot during slide cycling. Traditionally solutions have been either Open style mounting or the 6 second mount- neither of which are very graceful or holster friendly. Perhaps with further product development towards service-oriented style/price point will bring more wide spread implementation.
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I like it! I'm just not sure I like it enough to own it at $5K.
Y'know, with some straight-forward modifications one could mount a PEQ or DBAL to that rail and have a hell of a troll gun.
Note to self, get that J-Frame topstrap milled so an ACRO can clamp directly onto it...
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