QD Review - M+M M10X-Z DMR 7.62x39

[Joel]

Why would they post this if they sell it?

Because they're honest

[lil_juiced_coupe]

Because they're honest

I would imagine it’s because it competes with their in-house product that they control the market on

[cerebral_bore]

So bad that liberals want one in every household

[Can-down]

I would imagine it’s because it competes with their in-house product that they control the market on

It's a win-win....

Has North Sylva ever done a test video? or even bother to respond in one of their threads to more then 1-2 % of posters asking questions?

Lose-lose.

[DEBRUSK519]

Still a few quirks I see. Lol

[mileageman]

The best part is they posted this on April 1st. The review is no joke, but the rifle is however.

[BeaverMeat]

I wonder how long did it take for the XCR to work out it’s problems?

[Slamfire76239]

What a complete POS.

[edmmatt]

Reminds me of my adventures in trying to build my own AR-15 upper in 7.62x39. I can feel the frustration because that was precisely my experience, hah!

It's a damn shame because I really want one of those. You would think a Swiss arms designer wouldn't screw up this badly.

M+M is about as "Swiss" as President's Choice Swiss Cheese. I think the owner's dad might have been born in Switzerland or something but that's pretty much it. The M10x is certainly no SG550, it's not even a FAMAE.

[Fisselig]

M+M is about as "Swiss" as President's Choice Swiss Cheese. I think the owner's dad might have been born in Switzerland or something but that's pretty much it. The M10x is certainly no SG550, it's not even a FAMAE.

Oh, no, I fully understand that M+M isn't a Swiss company, it's American I think? I was pointing out that given the reputation of Swiss designed (and importantly, Swiss made) firearms, you'd think that someone from Switzerland making a rifle that is marketed as taking the best designs from Swiss and Belgian rifles would want to make sure that it would want to live up to the reputations of its namesakes.