Lol wowzers, it’s like magpul took a stab at the t97. Anyways, when can we buy one?!
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Lol wowzers, it’s like magpul took a stab at the t97. Anyways, when can we buy one?!
I watched a review, the controls are pretty clunky, safety/bolt release and mag release. I would think unless it came in much cheaper than an x-95 you are better off with an x-95.
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TFB and Forgotten Weapons have videos on both.
Pretty much biggest drawbacks so far from what I've heard on the videos:
8lb trigger
Safety is a little weird
Bolt stop is a little weird
Price I think they said is 2000 USD. My assumption is here it will be around 3-3.5k if it gets approved at all.
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It seems bullpups are the current craze.
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Last edited by Kremator; 07-18-2023 at 02:30 PM.
It's a semiauto scary rifle. That's all they need.Originally Posted by Kremator
Interesting.
Quite a change from a company that only made M1As and 1911s for decades until 2002.
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Please make a Canadian manufactured bullpup 180B.
Accuracy 6/10
Handling 4/10
Meh, I'll pass.
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