Rifles in .45acp. ?

[iH8DemLibz]

And don't forget she'll make the bumper scrape the ground too.


The only .45 acp rifle (carbine) I enjoyed chootin' was the M1A1..."ROCK "N ROLL"!!!.

And they'll bottom out the shocks on a bike too.

Picked up this chick in Western Maryland about 20 years ago.

She was so fat, I had to make her get of the bike before I went over speed bumps.

And I went through a 5 pound bag of flour before I found the wet spots.

I did not respect myself in the morning.

 

[Fox123]

Just remember ugly vs fat.

You can't FEEL ugly once the lights go out....

 

[Lou45]

OK, I'm going back to the "How to make your vagina smell and taste delicious" thread in the WC.

 

[dreadpirate]

This is a system that coverts your Glock 21 (.45 cal) to a rifle system that can assembled without an ATF tax stamp because the barrel meets the Over All Length.

http://mechtechsys.com/glock.php

And don't forget a Kriss Vector system in .45. One was offered right here on the MDS classifieds a little while back.

OH YEAH!!! I am getting one of these for my model 21.

[EDIT: Looks like we in Maryland have to get the CCU kit with a fixed stock to meet the requirements for a min 29" overall length]

 

[ericoak]

M10/45

 

[smdub]

[EDIT: Looks like we in Maryland have to get the CCU kit with a fixed stock to meet the requirements for a min 29" overall length]

OAL is measured w/ the stock fully extended (which is 33.43" for the telescoping stock.) Either version is ok in MD.

 

[Gcs7th]

There's a couple 45acp AR conversion kits out there. Olympic Arms makes a direct blowback version and Macon Armory and RWS make a direct impingement AR 45. I was going to buy one of Rudy's kits but I ended up buying a 9mm carbine instead.

 

[shooter682]

The Kriss Vector. No muzzle climb when firing it, recoil pushes the rifle strait back, and uses Glock magazines.

 

[VG-10]

If your friend owns an Uzi, He could build a grip assembly that runs Grease gun mags.

 

[DutchV]

If you want a bolt-action, you can build one yourself.

These guys do Enfield kits:

http://specialinterestarms.com/

And these guys have Mauser kits:

http://www.troupsystems.com/mauser45kits.htm

Usually I avoid ruining historic rifles. But if I found one that was beyond hope or already Bubba'd, then I'd go this route.

 

[Vile Shadow]

Too bad these are unobtanium within MD borders.

http://www.auto-ordnance.com/search/thompson-1927a1-deluxe-model-carbine-model-t150d.aspx

 

[VG-10]

If you want a bolt-action, you can build one yourself.

These guys do Enfield kits:

http://specialinterestarms.com/

And these guys have Mauser kits:

http://www.troupsystems.com/mauser45kits.htm

Usually I avoid ruining historic rifles. But if I found one that was beyond hope or already Bubba'd, then I'd go this route.

Just put that on my list. Thanks!

 

[240 towles]

Uzi's came in .45

 

[Mr.B]

Look into Thureon defense. They make glock compatible carbines

 

[Gcs7th]

The Kriss Vector. No muzzle climb when firing it, recoil pushes the rifle strait back, and uses Glock magazines.

I've read mixed reviews on the kriss vector, I did enjoy shooting it myself though. It's comically funny how long it takes a 45acp to hit 100y. I thought I missed the target, but it took almost a second before I heard the report from my target. It's also crazy expensive to boot.

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2014/06/foghorn/gun-review-kriss-vector-smg/

 

[Vile Shadow]

I've read mixed reviews on the kriss vector, I did enjoy shooting it myself though. It's comically funny how long it takes a 45acp to hit 100y. I thought I missed the target, but it took almost a second before I heard the report from my target. It's also crazy expensive to boot.

And uglier than sin.

 

[VG-10]

Uzi's came in .45

Yes it did, but you are limited to either 16 or 20 round mags I think. I built one for mine so I could run the higher capacity unmodified 30 round Grease Gun mags. with a different mag catch I could run run larger cap 50 round Mac- 10 mags. I haven't used Mac-10 mags though, the Grease Gun 30's are enough for me. And these mags are tough! Could practicaly hammer nails with'em.

 

[Lou45]

I've read mixed reviews on the kriss vector, I did enjoy shooting it myself though. It's comically funny how long it takes a 45acp to hit 100y. I thought I missed the target, but it took almost a second before I heard the report from my target. It's also crazy expensive to boot.

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2014/06/foghorn/gun-review-kriss-vector-smg/

Try an M1A1 at 200 yards, bullet time of flight is a good 2 seconds. Squeeze off a 12 to 13 round burst (about 1.25 seconds of firing) and then watch the impact burm light up about 3/4 second later.

 

[DC-W]

Hi-Point

 

[240 towles]

Yes it did, but you are limited to either 16 or 20 round mags I think. I built one for mine so I could run the higher capacity unmodified 30 round Grease Gun mags. with a different mag catch I could run run larger cap 50 round Mac- 10 mags. I haven't used Mac-10 mags though, the Grease Gun 30's are enough for me. And these mags are tough! Could practicaly hammer nails with'em.

I have a Mac in 45 that is converted to take grease gun mags, my uzi is only in 9mm though.