SKU#: 500.137. MSRP$599.99.
Stocking Dealers:
- SFRC
- Tenda
- Bullseye North
- Rangeview Sports
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Chiappa M1-9 Carbine Polymer Stock 9mm Non-Restricted
SKU#: 500.137. MSRP$599.99.
Stocking Dealers:
- SFRC
- Tenda
- Bullseye North
- Rangeview Sports
Last edited by North_Sylva; 10-03-2020 at 10:15 AM.
Pretty cool stuff, what kind of mags does it take?
If Ye Hath Fought Like a Man, Ye Needen't Hang Like a dog.
Takes the Beretta 92 mag, if I'm not mistaken
Originally Posted by pirate604
Nil illegitimi carborandum
(_!_)
Correct.
Anyone that's used this rifle got any feedback on it please?
I have one, seems to shoot fine, I've only had 1 jam with it so far with 200+ rounds. I've heard of others having some feeding issues with it but I personally haven't.
Cheers
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Always a little further; it may be; Beyond that last blue mountain barred with snow
Across that angry or that glimmering sea.
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Oh ,that's neat...thanks!
This was enough to keep me away
So other videos made by Canadians more recently don't hold sway? I think Chiappa made updates, or did something since it is performing betterish.
For <$550 you get 9mm PCC plinker with 10 round handgun magazine capacity.
Unfortunately the one I had a while back was probably the worst semi-automatic rifle I've ever owned in terms of functionality, it shot pretty well and had nice sights but it stovepiped practically every shot, even with the recommended Mec-Gar magazines, and I tried cheapo Blazer stuff then went up to a pretty expensive and hotter round and it didn't help it at all. I think these are a fantastic idea and would love a 9mm M1 Carbine but I just feel like they're poorly implemented in general. To those who have great luck with theirs I'm glad, but mine reflected all of the poor reviews I had seen of them before sadly.
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