Fox123
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They also have supposedly confirmed it's not a smooth bore either.
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They also have supposedly confirmed it's not a smooth bore either.
DutchV
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- Jul 8, 2012
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Existing AR pistols seem to have this niche covered pretty well already.
My theory too. In semi fires on release. Skirts the definition.
danb
dont be a dumbass
why would they mess with the definition of trigger when the ATF is potentially regulating bump stocks or rate of fire.
If this is the case, who would be comfortable with a trigger that operate in a manner that is inverse from convention? If one did become comfortable with it I anticipate that transition back to a conventional firearm could potentially lead to a "negligent discharge" when one is used to a 'fire-on-release' trigger.
DutchV
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This may be the answer, but it's still a terrible idea. There's no way I'd want a gun that was that much different from every other gun I've ever shot.
danb
dont be a dumbass
Plus in a real SHTF scenario, the adrenaline has you squeezing harder. Releasing, not so much.
Yoshi
Invictus
And it's........... Straight-cut lands and grooves. 3"-4" MOA during Shot Show testing. Only in 300 Black Out at the moment. Also, Some interesting ammo on the horizon for it. (Stabilized)
ken792
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It's a Nerf football.
https://www.outdoorhub.com/news/201...eformation-straight-rifling-shoots-footballs/
https://www.outdoorhub.com/news/201...eformation-straight-rifling-shoots-footballs/
ken792
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It's the special ammo they're developing.
With regular ammo, the firearm can hold about 4 MOA at 50yd, but tumbles after that.
With regular ammo, the firearm can hold about 4 MOA at 50yd, but tumbles after that.
ken792
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Didn't they do that for the Judge, or is it a very gradual twist?
danb
dont be a dumbass
Why, when you can just get a slug barrel?
StantonCree
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- Jan 23, 2011
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This product fails harder than a takita airbag
ken792
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So you can have a stocked firearm chambered in shotgun shells with a barrel under 18" without a tax stamp.
tkd4life
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Most likely, but it is nice to see a company thinking out side the box to help out people get around some of the BS regulation there is out there.
danb
dont be a dumbass
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