Manufacturer sells pistol length barrels, yeah. You can also buy multi-caliber kits that are a simple barrel and bolt swap.
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Manufacturer sells pistol length barrels, yeah. You can also buy multi-caliber kits that are a simple barrel and bolt swap.
I have no idea why there has been an issues in getting caliber conversions, or even offering the 22lr on the market.
I stand corrected on the 22lr.
Originally Posted by xdmer
why is the barrel soooo long of a straight pull action??
'nada
It's semi-auto
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I've been sitting on the fence on one of these for a couple years now. maybe I should get in the game with these.
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While TNW does seem to sell pistol length barrels in the USA, it seems unlikely a Canadian would have much luck ordering one. I've not tried for that part as I'm not interested in making my ASR 9mm 'restricted.' But I have tried to contact them several times, from two different email addresses in case my usual business email address gets directed to their 'Spam' folder. No replies so far after 15 months and 4 tries. All I want to order is a spare firing pin - managed to get a couple of spare takedown pins from HiCal so I don't need those any longer. It could be that TNW just doesn't want to talk to me, in particular, but from what I've read elsewhere it seems they generally aren't very good at communication. Maybe they're too busy filling orders to bother with support? If that's the case... well, it doesn't seem like part of a recipe for a long lasting company.
But I do like my TNW ASR very much. I've made a bunch of changes to it, the most significant in terms of basic function being the swap to a long flat-wire spring from Strike Industries, which cleared up the FTE/FTF problem nicely - something which had been a problem with subsonic 147gr 9mm. I may order a second one at some point, but will hold off a while longer waiting to see if the 'Lite' model makes it North as I'd like to run one with the left side bolt handle. That option seems to make more sense for a right-handed shooter.
Bought one when they came out couldn’t get it to fire one whole mag without miss fire junk
Same, Jam O matic right out of the box. Hoping it's the spring mentioned above and it will fix that.
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