It’s cute. Reminds me on the automatic sporting carbines of the early 1900s.
It’s cute. Reminds me on the automatic sporting carbines of the early 1900s.
I’m interested.
I mean I have a few suppressible 9mm long guns… and that one looks cool. Plus, Glock magazines. [emoji41]
I imagine the rail is dished out to allow you to use the peep. I can’t say that I like an aperture that far away from my eye, we were looking at a Chiappa (sp?) levergun set up that way at the LGS this week.Originally Posted by JHC
If I could put a peep in the proper position this would be a fun little carbine.
I showed this to my twenty something half-brother who is really into guns but is definitely into the Gun Culture 2.0/AR camp.
"It's like a Ruger PC carbine that started watching Yellowstone"
I was into 10mm Auto before it sold out and went mainstream, but these days I'm here for the revolver and epidemiology information.
I dig it. But I wish the mag release was behind the magwell like an AK or MP5. And why not make it able to cowitness the irons and optic?
I like it, but I'm going to try and resist it. I don't need it and it would just be a plinker...
Chris
Skip to the 0:50 mark to get past the blowhard host.
$950 MSRP, $800-850 street price.
that optic, in that configuration, is sitting HIGH
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It is interesting. Reminds me of the old Marlin Camp Carbines that took S&W magazines.
That’s exactly what I thought. The fit and finish appear quite a bit better than the Marlin did though.
The first thing it reminded me of was the Walmart special Crossmanl BB/pellet gun my grandfather taught me to shoot with.
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