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I know that i would buy one for sure. I own a sub 2000 gen 2 with every mcarbo upgrade and i love it. Its cheap to reload pistol. Lots of plinking with the girlfriend and i ill have my MS soon. Sign me up coach
 
I plan on testing a magwell adapter and having a 18.6” barrel made and build one with standard sporter receivers.
Definitely won’t be under 2K, especially since I haven’t found an AR 9mm barrel long enough yet which means it’ll be a 750-1000$ barrel....
 
purplezuk said:
I plan on testing a magwell adapter and having a 18.6” barrel made and build one with standard sporter receivers.
Definitely won’t be under 2K, especially since I haven’t found an AR 9mm barrel long enough yet which means it’ll be a 750-1000$ barrel....
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Pm me pictures and details when you get it done please !
 
purplezuk said:
I plan on testing a magwell adapter and having a 18.6” barrel made and build one with standard sporter receivers.
Definitely won’t be under 2K, especially since I haven’t found an AR 9mm barrel long enough yet which means it’ll be a 750-1000$ barrel....
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A Green Mountain barrel blank is about $150 in Canada and an AR15 barrel extension is $30. Find a gun nut near you who has machine tools and have at 'er. Heck, I make my own chamber reamers from O-1 steel to pinch pennies. :)
 
I’ll have too look into those blanks and find out if I can source a barrel extension for a 9mm bolt ( completely different than an AR15 ). Definitely sounds like a better solution
 
I just discovered that 9mm AR15 barrels apparently do not use a barrel extension. The barrel blank is machined to the
outside dimensions of an extension and fits directly into the upper receiver. That's even easier than threading it to an extension! :) Makes sense for a blowback bolt.
 
Just use a 9mm glock magazine adapter for ar15s, ad others have said. It's a band together affair with the barrels. We should focus on that and kick up interest
 
greg olmstead said:
I've never seen gophers launched off the ground or out of their holes as nicely as a 124gr hollow point 9mm will do it out of a PCC. They are some much fun. If they would offer a PCC in something along the lines of 10mm auto or similar kinetic energy rounds I wouldn't hesitate using it on deer.
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You bet haha, but have you seen the youtube video of a guy shooting gophers with .50 bmg? This is hilarious
 
Murray 3-D said:
this.
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Honestly I would caution ATRS against making a magnum series anymore either. The Falkor Petra .300wm is now NR, and while it is a $8k rifle, I am very skeptical that ATRS could produce a rifle of the same "caliber" at the same value, and the market being as limited as it is, I don't feel (and I am sure ATRS would agree) that it would be smart to invest in the development of such a limited market item that can't even be sold to the US.
 
onetwentyish said:
Honestly I would caution ATRS against making a magnum series anymore either. The Falkor Petra .300wm is now NR, and while it is a $8k rifle, I am very skeptical that ATRS could produce a rifle of the same "caliber" at the same value, and the market being as limited as it is, I don't feel (and I am sure ATRS would agree) that it would be smart to invest in the development of such a limited market item that can't even be sold to the US.
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I was more in agreement with your MPX point. I could care less about owning a semi auto in some magnum hunting cartridge. But thats just me. If other people want something like that then have at her haha

High end PCC ? like u said buy a MPX, x95 in 9mm or a APC 9mm thingy

Too much money? then get the FX9, JR or Thureon Defense...

that leaves a REALLY small market gap for something in between IMO
 
With the popularity of PCC gaining momentum I would appreciate a Canadian made dedicated receiver set on par with JP. Even if I had to restrict the classification on a SBR for competition. A Stern Defence Adaptor in an ATRS MS is just a waste in my eyes.
 
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