Doubtful it's Canadian made, more likely China/TurkeyOriginally Posted by Grain
$150 would be expensive, can buy full size single shots for barely over $100
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Doubtful it's Canadian made, more likely China/Turkey
$150 would be expensive, can buy full size single shots for barely over $100
What is "lased" ?
It appears to be well made; I suspect the days of a newly designed quality firearm for $150 are way behind us.
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At 200 I'll buy one, or three. At 400+ I rather buy the longer one that's sold
You can still find the original designer's website - I think he is somewhere in Edmonton... Though I suppose they may very well have contracted to turkey, I doubt it.
The guy was looking for investors for a while, looks like he found them - good thing.
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Lased, muzzeled, flagged, crossing the tube. Its all the same.
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That is way too short of a barrel length even as novelty. Something around 8"+ would be interesting in this format, as long as it is durable and reliable. The video doesn't exactly instill confidence, but kudos on you for not making a special cut and showing it as it is. Still interested to see what comes out of this.
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What video were you watching? At no point was any part of his body in front of either muzzle.
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