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Not a revolver guy, but do they make any that the cylinder can be replaced while actively shooting, magazine style
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Plasma rifle in the 40 megawatt range.
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a Glock 1911
can we add some justifications to the hypothetical wishes? I don't get it, what would be cool about semi-auto 17hmr? It's about the same caliber as 223, so you can vary power. Ammo is not that dramatically cheap.
I thought they where really reloadable and unstable ? I love to see a pic of the ammo.
I'd love a 1911 in 50ae made I know the Lars grizzly looked like it .
can we add some justifications to the hypothetical wishes? I don't get it, what would be cool about semi-auto 17hmr? It's about the same caliber as 223, so you can vary power. Ammo is not that dramatically cheap.
I don't so much want a gun, but a conversion kit to make a Garand capable of accepting a detachable mag.
Theres been people who made them work with BAR mags. But it's one of those types of conversions when you can't go back.
This isn't exactly on topic, but it just popped in my head when i read it. After all this BS the past year and a half with the ammo shortage and price gouging, i've learned that the cheapest ammo is the first to go and the first to be gouged. I honestly don't see the benefits of "cheap" ammo anymore. 22lr is still difficult to find. Rest assured, the next school or mall shooting, and 22 will be gone first. The great idea of everyone shooting 22 during the Ammo shortage backfired on everyone.
a Glock 1911
Effectively, the Mini-14 is an M1 Carbine in 5.56...
I would like to see a medium frame 2 in barreled five shot revolver in 45 ACP set up for full moon clips. All stainless with a weight of about 25 to 28 oz. to handle the recoil so that you could shoot more than a few rounds st a time. The market is there because Charter Arms has been successfully marketing the 44 Bulldog for many years and the Bulldog has not been given great reviews (QC). A quality made 45 revolver should be well received. I'm surprised S&W hasn't offered something in this design.