Crusader 9 Unboxing video

[Petereson]

crusader 9 is a real beast and I'm looking forward to getting it in my hands! By the way, love this type of unboxing video and I really want to do something similar. Though I'm good at arms, I have no idea how to edit a video like that.)

[jiffx2781]

Not hard to figure out who made it from the horrible aesthetics.

Jard?

[bigmouth]

Hey, I think it looks cool in an ugly kind of way. Sort of like that chick you have over to fool around with but you don't take her to the family picnic or whatever. Haha.

[DenisDinkledj]

crusader 9 is a real beast and I'm looking forward to getting it in my hands! By the way, love this type of unboxing video and I really want to do something similar. Though I'm good at arms, I have no idea how to edit a video like that.)

Yeah, totally agree about the crusader 9 though it's really ugly, an ugly beast. In my opinion, unboxing videos and the cooking process ones are simply the most satisfying to watch. That's why I understand your willing to film one. And dude, don't be afraid of recording and editing a video. You should do that with pleasure, as your hobby you like. If you can't find suitable software for your purpose, try the best free video editing software I discovered recently called Fastreel. If you find another online video editor, use it, think about the advantages and disadvantages, because only with experience you will understand which editor suits you.

[fullmentaljacket]

I suspect this also has less to do with sales tactics and more to do with Spectre Ltd. wanting to do things on their own when it came to distributing their own labour of love as Crusader. They can work on the project independently of their co-sponsor of the MCR. The community has stated they would like premium firearms in addition to less expensive ones. Their MCR distribution partner was not interested in making a premium 180 rifle, so Spectre Ltd decided to make and distribute it on their own as Crusader Arms. If the MCR's co-sponsor had been willing to sponsor a premium 180 based firearm, we might have seen Crusader MCR uppers. As it is, I can understand Crusader Arms/ Spectre Ltd wanting to make the Crusader firearms purely their own thing.

Agreed. Looks like a solid, functional gun, and the simple modular design works. They take a beating in the "Code of Arms" demo videos, and run with all kinds of mags and ammo. The upgraded model adds some different furniture and trigger. It's like having two guns in one.

[scott_r]

They desperately need a Version 2...that thing needs a diet and better looking handguard running out closer to the end of the barrel w/ no angled cut.

[fullmentaljacket]

Yes, aesthetics are highly subjective. Unless it somehow interferes with function to severe detriment, I can live with it the way it looks. I actually like the shape in profile. Takes about a minute to change the uppers, with some practise, if you have both the 9mm and 5.56N. There are some demo videos out there, and it does seem to function very well, based on them. The 8.7lb weight stripped might be a cause for concern for lightweight shooters, but the guns in the videos seem very robust, possibly as a result of the extra weight. Reliability is also nice, if it means adding a little bit of aluminum here, or stainless steel there. I'd love to see one in the flesh.

[remyltr]

Looks like a Turkish shotgun pretending to be something else

[Can-down]

$1200 plus tax and you need to add your own parts to finish it.



The unfinished look reminded me of the fightlite "raider" for some reason.... food for thought.

[J.Hancock]

$1200 plus tax and you need to add your own parts to finish it.



The unfinished look reminded me of the fightlite "raider" for some reason.... food for thought.

Fightlite raider looks like my kinda ugly!