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No4 mk1 based ,45 acp rifle ?
Ideas for Dominion Arms
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TheWharGoul
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- Thunder Bay, Ontario
Mmm, MasterKey sounds delicious.
P12
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- Georgetown
Would it be possible to make 14" Grizzlies with 5 roung tube mag, some of the 18.5" HP9 were 5+1 so why not a 14" 5+1.
CanAm
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Like the ones I buy for $50?
I'll have one of those.
CanAm
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They are everywhere. Just stick an ad in the paper.
The enfield project is better suited to a small gunsmith, rather than production. We already have AIA.
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Id pay a pretty decent amount of money for a non restricted chinese RPD. Hell I'd take out a small loan for one If I had to.
Just throwing it out there.
Just throwing it out there.
CanAm
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All we need is our prohib business license.Id pay a pretty decent amount of money for a non restricted chinese RPD. Hell I'd take out a small loan for one If I had to.
Just throwing it out there.
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I thought Semi auto RPD's wouldnt be classed as a prohib?, As far as I know there is nothing mentioned of them in the regs.
CanAm
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The Chinese RPD is full auto.
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Damn, I was hoping they made semi recievers.
pirate604
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I'd love to see some lever guns based on Marlins and Winchesters. Maybe in .22 .357/.38 etc.
tactical lever
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Browning 1895 carbine
Ok, this is what I have to have, with a short 12-16 inch barrel in a mild cartridge. No real preference in this area, but one that's easy to get and versatile, ie: big enough for big game, not high velocity and won't be excessively punishing in something small and light with a stock that's got some drop. Maybe, 35 rem., 30-30, 7.62x39? Those may be a little short for the action length, but something like that.
For fun give it a straight-ish stock with a semi-pistol, schnabel forend of course, steel, brass buttplate and some nice sights, like a flip up tang. Stainless would be neat as well. Just to tick the purists off, make it angle eject and able to accept a currently made (like sks) side mount scope mount. Also 2 mags with it.
I don't really want a blr, I find them ugly, although I may consider one, I couldn't really love it like an 1895 or replica of one. I like octagon barrels but round would be perfectly fine as well.
This would be totally unique and I think a pile of people would buy them, esp. if it was pretty. As a demographic I think it would appeal to the lever gun aficionados, the historic gun buffs, and the guys that want a very handy camping, quading, riding, truck gun that's quick into play. Faster than a bolt, and can be made shorter than a pump (enclosed bolt receiver) or a semi-auto, with a useable length barrel. (14 inches would be a nice compromise)
Call it "Big Medicine", as a nod to Teddy Roosevelt's .405 (and it would also look cool engraved on the side).
Ok, this is what I have to have, with a short 12-16 inch barrel in a mild cartridge. No real preference in this area, but one that's easy to get and versatile, ie: big enough for big game, not high velocity and won't be excessively punishing in something small and light with a stock that's got some drop. Maybe, 35 rem., 30-30, 7.62x39? Those may be a little short for the action length, but something like that.
For fun give it a straight-ish stock with a semi-pistol, schnabel forend of course, steel, brass buttplate and some nice sights, like a flip up tang. Stainless would be neat as well. Just to tick the purists off, make it angle eject and able to accept a currently made (like sks) side mount scope mount. Also 2 mags with it.
I don't really want a blr, I find them ugly, although I may consider one, I couldn't really love it like an 1895 or replica of one. I like octagon barrels but round would be perfectly fine as well.
This would be totally unique and I think a pile of people would buy them, esp. if it was pretty. As a demographic I think it would appeal to the lever gun aficionados, the historic gun buffs, and the guys that want a very handy camping, quading, riding, truck gun that's quick into play. Faster than a bolt, and can be made shorter than a pump (enclosed bolt receiver) or a semi-auto, with a useable length barrel. (14 inches would be a nice compromise)
Call it "Big Medicine", as a nod to Teddy Roosevelt's .405 (and it would also look cool engraved on the side).
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I still think a mares leg in 22 and or 22 mag would be fun and practical as hell
(couple that with on in 44mag a la rossi) and what a combo!
Also an M6 scout or two
The Mares leg based on the Winchester .22 lever clone was suggested last year ( a couple hundred suggestions back or so...)
It didn't get a response last year either..
I don't know why because unlike most of the suggestions in this thread it would be a fairly simple chop job unless they are no longer making the clones in China...
Sell it with two stocks full and cut down and make it 26" or so with the full stock.....
