By design, a hold-open feature wouldn't make any sense with that gun. Gotta actually learn to use that loaded chamber indicator.
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By design, a hold-open feature wouldn't make any sense with that gun. Gotta actually learn to use that loaded chamber indicator.
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Dummie round in backwards?
As designed:Originally Posted by crazyjackrabbit
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Nope, the bullpup design requires it to be loaded like such
Ah, very neat. Did not know that. Thanks.
Very cool... but what are some advantages?
Take the red pill.
Never mind.... watched the video. Boy that's a lot of grease on thd barrel! And it rotates?!?
Take the red pill.
Yes and it needs to be lubed every 150 rounds or so.
The improved pistols (original Boberg design in the video) made by Bond Arms have certain high stress points like the locking lug and the barrel coated in NP3 that reduces action friction tremendously. All you really need is a drop or two of gun oil to lubricate these parts.
For those with original Bobergs, Bond Arms will replace/coat parts with NP3 at no charge if you are able to get those parts to the US and back.
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