.45 carbine options
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Brent
#2ALivesMatter
I like my .45 just right carbine but thats $750. Takes glock mags and is ar compatible as far as furniture and fire controls are concerned
But why?
iH8DemLibz
When All Else Fails.
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iH8DemLibz
When All Else Fails.
I like my .45 just right carbine but thats $750. Takes glock mags and is ar compatible as far as furniture and fire controls are concerned
I like the concept, but they look too Kel-Tec for that kind of scratch.
550-600 maybe.
It's like taking a fat chick to a pool party. You can do it, but why?
Brent
#2ALivesMatter
The receiver is a little boxy in its uglines but it a fun little gun. Not gonna be my choice to go to war with. No kick combines with a readily available round, you can shoot it all day. Plus whats nice is its subsonic. Toss a can on and you have a fun camp rifle that wont disturb the surrounding area. Not my favourite piece, but i enjoy it
AlpineDude67
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- Feb 17, 2013
- 771
Embrace the ugly - get a Hi-Point. I have one in 9mm.
Once you get past the looks - it is actually a fun little gun. Every time I shoot it, it makes me smile. When I think what i paid for it, it makes me grin.
Once you get past the looks - it is actually a fun little gun. Every time I shoot it, it makes me smile. When I think what i paid for it, it makes me grin.
9mm ballastics, OK, but slow fat round from something that always needs 2 hands to deploy, waste of time
- Aug 17, 2011
- 26,177
^This.
Had a 995 (9mm, plain-Jane), best carbine for under $300 I ever had. Nearly 4k rounds spent, only 4 malfunctions - all ammo related.
It ain't the most pretty or tacticool thing out there, but those damn things just work. Surprisingly accurate too.
Could try to find a Marlin Camp .45, but that could get interesting.
iH8DemLibz
When All Else Fails.
I found a brand new Marlin Camp 45 at a pawn shop in the City about 15 years back.
Bought it for 300 bucks and sold it a few years ago to a guy who was willing to pay a lot more than 300 for it.
I regret selling it to this day. Carbines in 45 acp are just plain fun to shoot, but not worth the price anymore.
Bought it for 300 bucks and sold it a few years ago to a guy who was willing to pay a lot more than 300 for it.
I regret selling it to this day. Carbines in 45 acp are just plain fun to shoot, but not worth the price anymore.
- Aug 17, 2011
- 26,177
ERIC S NOEL
Active Member
DDLE large frame lower and a hole lot of parts hunting.
This will cost a lot more than $600. The receiver alone is half that plus transfer.
jimbobborg
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