2016 Shotgun of the Year: 1919 Match~ BACK IN STOCK!! *GENERATION 2*
- Thread starter Tactical Imports
- Start date
- Location
- Newfoundland
I'm interested in a .50 Beowulf setup . Would this lower handle the heavier setup of the .50
onetwentyish
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- East Central AB (AKA Northern Texas)
.50 beo is designed for the AR family of rifles and magazines. Look to the ACR for a possible .50 beo NR option.
- Location
- Newfoundland
Thanks , I will . Too bad ,I like the set-up of this rifle .
onetwentyish
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- East Central AB (AKA Northern Texas)
I would just like to point out that this is a 12ga shotgun. If you like it's design and want as close as you can get in NR format, the ATRS MV could be converted to .50 beo but is certain to be a pricey endeavor likely over $4k, and with decent furniture it will exceed $5k, maybe even 6.
Not sure, talk to your local dealer. We have a program where we send dealers samples of our guns at no charge, they only pay us if they sell it or decide to keep.
Not quite sure, but it is likely. The mags for many Turkish semi-autos come from the same supplier
Different platform, won't fit AR uppers
We sold out, but recently found a couple more mixed in with polymer lower versions
They are unprotected, but the spring pressure is substantial enough to make it not easy to accidentally hit
They are unprotected, but you wont ever accidentally drop the mag. Its not setup in any way that you'd ever have a problem with that.
You can accidentally drop the bolt by setting the gun down on its left side though. This is common with many of these 12 gauge semis. However, its not as MUCH of a problem with this one because the forward charging handle raises the gun off the table (or wherever your setting it down) so the bolt release doesnt touch... it only accidentally drops if you set it on something soft or if the forward handle is hanging over the side of the surface. My Derya was awful for this. Every time you set it down the bolt would drop. My MKA 1919 has only done it once.
jester3006
CGN Regular
- Location
- Edmonton, AB
Well, bit the bullet and got myself a Christmas present.
G.Mitchell
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Grande Prairie Alberta
Couple more questions
1) can the buffer tube be replaced with AR15 buffer tubes to get more than 3 positions?
2) can the safety be replaced with other AR15 safeties as I found the safety too small/thin
3) can the bolt release be replaced as I want to run a BAD lever
Great looking gun, happy to hear mags being released accidentally shouldn't be an issue.
1) can the buffer tube be replaced with AR15 buffer tubes to get more than 3 positions?
2) can the safety be replaced with other AR15 safeties as I found the safety too small/thin
3) can the bolt release be replaced as I want to run a BAD lever
Great looking gun, happy to hear mags being released accidentally shouldn't be an issue.
Will ask the manufacturer and get back to you
