I guess the real question is whether it suits your needs or not. Otherwise, it sounds like a good functioning firearm. I used to enjoy playing around with my Ruger 44 mag semi-auto, and this sounds similar except knowing whether it would be good for deer or not like the 44 mag which is at close range.
It is, again, a shot placement question. And size of a deer. I have no doubt 9mm Luger with velocities obtained from carbine barrel will take deer. Although I myself rebarreling mine to shoot 7.62x25 which in my opinion will not ruin synthetic frame of Beretta while assuring penetration in the same time.
I wonder if we can get the 10/20 mags for 9mm CX4 in Canada?
what about mags and feeding and such? you sure it will work?
I am sure it will work. Mag well needed to be removed, Tolarev's magazine needed two spacers on both sides to keep magazine centered and sit snugly. Trigger linkage needed to be bend differently to round longer magazine. I've done everything except for a barrel.
I've just recently ordered one in from Ellwood Epps along with the longer barrel and that carbine will never enter my hands as a restricted firearm.
What will cost you in y our hands non restricted?
Cheaper than that. It's about 750 for the gun and 450 to re-barrel.
Storm is one of greatest things on the market. Inexpensive, can be made non-restricted (I have two "nonnies") and relatively accurate. I haven't seen anyone on the range who would walk by my storm without leaving trail of saliva.
Accuracy is OK. Without mods it may be close to 3" at 100 yards in experienced hands. There is a bit of dependancy on bullet type, hollow points for example make much more stable bullet, be it 115, 124 or 147 grain - they are all generally better bullet for this particular gun. I was shooting two storms so I guess I can generalise.
Mods to consider:
longer barrel to non-restrict it, thats where real fun starts. I have custom made heavy profile and weighted fore end.
trigger - there is an easy fix for it, google and you will find it.
optics - forget the red dots - put some half-decent scope on it. You will need short scope on high mounts and you will have to trim rear sight guard a little bit for scope to clear it.
Have fun
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I've just recently ordered one in from Ellwood Epps along with the longer barrel and that carbine will never enter my hands as a restricted firearm.
is this somthing ellwood epps offers? or is it somthing you have to get it sent out to a gun smtih before you get it? It seems like something i may be interested in doing but i only have my unrestricted license
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I did the same thing today and ordered one of these from Epps. And as buddy said it will never enter my hands as a restricted firearms. Epps does the barrel swap with their own gunsmith and verifies it as a non res firearm.
I asked about it, but with taxes it was in the $1700's if I remember correctly...
I am considering it for my first rifle. This will be my first firearm purchase. Any suggestions would be appreciated




























