SCHMEISSER PSR 9mm

The magwell looks pretty large. Some Canadians might find a way build a proprietary magazine and modify the magwell so they fit. ) :)

Although many people including Ian from Forgotten Weapons have said repeatedly that truly functional magazines can be one of the most challenging aspects of a new firearm design.

And really I'm just being silly, changing a 10 round mag for another 10 round mag is much quicker and cost effective than creating a 20 round magazine and milling a magwell to fit. :)

I dunno, that kind of silly works for me 👍
 
Big relief they're short barrel - I was expecting US 16". Aesthetics and ergonomics look great.
PSR9 will be near twice the price of a DYPA12. Maybe twice the quality? Twice the fun? Let's see!
 
Big relief they're short barrel - I was expecting US 16". Aesthetics and ergonomics look great.
PSR9 will be near twice the price of a DYPA12. Maybe twice the quality? Twice the fun? Let's see!

Yeah 12.5" feels like a good fit for 9mm. I doubt more barrel than that does anything for 9mm anyways.

Proportions of this gun look "right" and it looks like quality.

The Derya may be a fine firearm but I just cant warm to it, this however I can.
 
So question as I am pretty unfamiliar with pumps.

Is it possible to hold the trigger on something like this and have it fire when the pump handle gets to the fully forward position (ie when in battery)?

Pretty sure I heard someone talking about a Benelli shotgun (Nova Speed I believe) and from what I could tell they were shooting it this way.

Is this possible (on either firearm)?
 
So question as I am pretty unfamiliar with pumps.

Is it possible to hold the trigger on something like this and have it fire when the pump handle gets to the fully forward position (ie when in battery)?

Pretty sure I heard someone talking about a Benelli shotgun (Nova Speed I believe) and from what I could tell they were shooting it this way.

Is this possible (on either firearm)?
That's called slam firing
 
Big relief they're short barrel - I was expecting US 16". Aesthetics and ergonomics look great.
PSR9 will be near twice the price of a DYPA12. Maybe twice the quality? Twice the fun? Let's see!
The US is changing or have recently changed the tax stamp nonsense for short barrelled rifles and suppressors so there will likely be more of both coming to the US market.
 
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