I suppose they added the flutes for weight savings but I'm kinda surprised that they didn't keep the hexagonal cylinder for branding reasons.
It's kinda been the trademark look in my minds eye for the Kimber revolvers
It actually looks better in the video.
Still would have preferred that they tapered the barrel for the ejection rod instead of the flat milled under the barrel but it's got a sort of charm
I like the looks of everything except the big flat milled under the barrel for the ejection rod. That looks off to me.
The $900 MSRP is crawling around in my brain though. Like the idea of more wheely gun manufacturers instead of the #th polymer striker fired sub compact 9mm. But a grand is a...
Looks like a good deal to me.
Kinda poking around the website it looks like the people running it might have overextended themselves cause there's a lot of closeout firesale prices but no way to be certain.
For my money I'd be happy with the savage 64.
It's a fine little firearm, in my experience and if the Ruger is that much harder to find and justify I'd say go for it.
Small carbines for the 30 sc. Would be a fun experiment.
Or maybe a tacticool lever in 5.7 for a suppressor host range toy?
I do like the idea of a .327 rook rifle. If I were one of those more money than sense people a pretty little engraved falling block would be a nifty thing to commission.
I think the sights on the current Ruger is to accommodate the takedown barrel and on this firearm it seems like a mixture of old school throwback style and to give you real estate for an optic of some flavor.
I think they should have gone full bore and used buckhorn sights. It's not like a...
I'm afraid I don't see a takings claim here. The braces still aren't illegal in and of themselves you can do a few things besides destroy them. If you wanted to sell it on down the road you could you could convert the pistol into a rifle put the brace on a different rifle register it on the nfa...
Oooooohhhhh that's what that itchy feeling inside my brain was everytime I saw this.
They should have leaned into it a little bit and offered a compensated slide version then.
It looks pretty neat. I think you would be paying a little bit of a premium for the Henry name and maybe the wood furniture but looks nice. I personally would have preferred a little bit of a taper on the forend and the top of the receiver where it meets the barrel to make it look a little more...
Off the patent it looks like it's a short recoil with a falling locking block at the end of the barrel and maybe the guide rod helps actuate it.
Not 100% on that though trying to parse the drawing and the engineering word gumbo on my phone is giving me a headache, I'm tapping out and going to...
I know I'm probably wrong and quite possibly insane but those things look weird for cartridges almost like they were turned on a lathe. Also that huge rim looks like it should make extraction a snap.
Yeah it's a little bit of a pain, it's also one of those things where there's a just right screwdriver and anything else is going to give you more problems than it's worth.
I did get a 0-1" micrometer Mitutoyo that I purchased and have a 6" Mitutoyo calipers that is marked SAM that I uhh... acquired in a completely above board manner, that as far as I can tell and after thoroughly rinsing the gunk out of it seems to be about as accurate as I could ask a set of...
I've just been verifying it by going to the layout room to use the Guage blocks.
That or a handful of coins, makes for decent practice. I drew up a chart for the American coins and unless it's been in circulation since the eighties or you don't measure on the exact rim they are really...
I hesitate to point this out, and hopefully this isn't taken as an offence but kind of a big portion of policing relies on exactly that. They already have legal pathways to take your property and enter your home.
I like the concept overall but I'm still not sold on the carbon fiber handguard there's a "budget" version with a super low weight aluminum handguard that seems pretty nice to me but you lose out on all the ambi controls and the jo silent buffer neat thought experiment and cool to see it result...
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