Varmint
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No suppressors and muzzle brake kills the 5.56 bullpup idea. I have an HK45 w/ weapon light, it’ll have to do.
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Ruger announces a .45 ACP carbine
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No suppressors and muzzle brake kills the 5.56 bullpup idea. I have an HK45 w/ weapon light, it’ll have to do.
Agnotology
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If memory serves, there is a compensator that directs noise and flash forward, and is MA compliant
Kinda like this
Sound Redirect Sleeves
Protect your ears and redirect your sound forward with our knurled sound redirect sleeves!
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but looks more like this
ANNIHILATOR MUZZLE BRAKE (1/2-28)
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Its like one of the sleeves, but with a .250" opening, but with multiple other forward facing ports and there are vents that help strip away gases and direct them outwards and forward
That thing is probably a waste of money.If memory serves, there is a compensator that directs noise and flash forward, and is MA compliant
Kinda like this
Sound Redirect Sleeves
Protect your ears and redirect your sound forward with our knurled sound redirect sleeves!
but looks more like this
ANNIHILATOR MUZZLE BRAKE (1/2-28)
YHM is a third-generation family-owned business that leads the industry in manufacturing quality silencers, firearms, & more without adding the vanity price tag
Its like one of the sleeves, but with a .250" opening, but with multiple other forward facing ports and there are vents that help strip away gases and direct them outwards and forward
And if you put a sleeve, you might as well not have a muzzle device.
Conclusion, both options are a waste of money. Put a thread protector and move on.
Would be nice to have a grease gun magwell. My M-10/45 came with a pile of mags which sit with the original upper, unused (Got a Lage in 9mm)
And for the mass folk, plenty of pre-ban M3 stick mags extant.
And for the mass folk, plenty of pre-ban M3 stick mags extant.
Even suppressed, a bullpup 5.56 is loud for indoors; If I was starting over today, I might go with .300 blackout...
If people want a 1911 carbine there's always the MechTech uppers. Hideous, but the trigger pull and mag release remain the same, so some pros are there.
Seems all Ruger wants to make these days is PCC's to compete with Kel-Tec and Hi Point and handguns that compete with Taurus/Heritage for a price point. Makes me wonder how long they're going to keep the American pistol around, they make a full size for $500 and it flops cuz it can't compete with Glock and Sig and Ruger still hasn't done a poly 10mm while even fugging Hi Point has.
Anyway, a .45 Carbine has been requested for years and it not just be some AR pattern thing slapped together, this is Ruger taking their LC pattern, which is a pretty good PCC platform, and putting .45 in it. People not happy it doesn't have wood can wait for Henry to do one.
I'm not interested in .45 ACP carbines, but since Ruger did this there's a chance they might do a 10mm, but I'm starting to get the sense that Ruger has as much hesitancy to do anything in 10mm like they are with .32 ACP in the LCP.
Anyway, a .45 Carbine has been requested for years and it not just be some AR pattern thing slapped together, this is Ruger taking their LC pattern, which is a pretty good PCC platform, and putting .45 in it. People not happy it doesn't have wood can wait for Henry to do one.
I'm not interested in .45 ACP carbines, but since Ruger did this there's a chance they might do a 10mm, but I'm starting to get the sense that Ruger has as much hesitancy to do anything in 10mm like they are with .32 ACP in the LCP.
Here, the capacity if eight 1911 mags in one.
Fits the Glock® Model 21 / 30 .45 ACP (40) Rd - Black Polymer Drum
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Varmint
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Here, the capacity if eight 1911 mags in one.
Fits the Glock® Model 21 / 30 .45 ACP (40) Rd - Black Polymer Drum
We have a huge selection of after market firearm stocks, magazines and accessories all made in our facility in Arizona.
Is there a 10 round version for us inmates?
More accurate than .380 and penetrates better than .22.
And don't repeat the bullshit that LCP's are "belly guns", the trigger improvements Ruger has made with the gen 2's were to extend the potential range.
Drum mags are ghey, PITA to load, PITA to carry.Here, the capacity if eight 1911 mags in one.
Fits the Glock® Model 21 / 30 .45 ACP (40) Rd - Black Polymer Drum
We have a huge selection of after market firearm stocks, magazines and accessories all made in our facility in Arizona.
Name one 9mm the size of the pocket .380's like the LCP.
Varmint
NES Member
Cool factor? I was just joking.
Then stuff it. 9mm isn't the alpha and omega of handguns.
Drums only look cool in rifles, in a pistol they look like a tumor.
I disgree
It basically is, outselling everything else except 22LR like 10 to 1. There's reasons for that.
32 ACP is wanted by exactly no one. It's a shitty cartridge that only does one thing well, which is "be way less shitty than 25 ACP is"
It sells because it's cheap and decently effective, but lemme ask you this: if you're heading out into the woods with moose and bears, is 9mm your first choice? How about in summer in gym shorts? You really must enjoy hauling a 24oz pistol around when you could have a smaller one that weighs half as much.It basically is, outselling everything else except 22LR like 10 to 1. There's reasons for that.
32 ACP is wanted by exactly no one. It's a shitty cartridge that only does one thing well, which is "be way less shitty than 25 ACP is"
Sig P938.
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