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Has anyone got their hands on one, whats the review's on them, i want one but at 1600 i wanna see what the reviews are like on them.

Thanks guys.
 
You might take a look at the Boberg website where there's all the information about the gun, althought underestandably biased. Also, on YouTube there are a few independent reviews, very mixed in nature. There were "teething problems" as it was introduced, but according to Wanstalls, those are all taken care of. For the diehard 1911 user, the Boberg must seem like one of Col. Cooper's "answers to a question nobody asked". I collect certain handguns, and I have one on order for the collection because of its unique chambering system, not seen since the turn of the 20th century Gabbett-Fairfax Mars pistol made for a short while by Webley. The Boberg uses a very similar chambering system, but is much better engineered. For a few different reasons, I would not consider the gun for actual defensive purposes. Certainly in its "short" form it's the smallest 9mm pistol with the longest barrel, but it's finicky about ammunition and mechanically somewhat fragile. I'm not sure that it's got enough going for it to let it be made after a few more years, and in any case the "short" version -- which is the clearly most interesting variation -- isn't obtainable in Canada.
 
Wanstalls here in Maple Ridge just finally got in some Canadianized versions with the "Pinnochio" nose. Cool little gun. And the main word is LITTLE! But at only 7+1 rounds it would be a toy since it holds far too few rounds to use effectively for any of my match type shooting.
 
Wanstalls here in Maple Ridge just finally got in some Canadianized versions with the "Pinnochio" nose. Cool little gun. And the main word is LITTLE! But at only 7+1 rounds it would be a toy since it holds far too few rounds to use effectively for any of my match type shooting.

Wait so it has the barrel sticking out.
 
You might take a look at the Boberg website where there's all the information about the gun, althought underestandably biased. Also, on YouTube there are a few independent reviews, very mixed in nature. There were "teething problems" as it was introduced, but according to Wanstalls, those are all taken care of. For the diehard 1911 user, the Boberg must seem like one of Col. Cooper's "answers to a question nobody asked". I collect certain handguns, and I have one on order for the collection because of its unique chambering system, not seen since the turn of the 20th century Gabbett-Fairfax Mars pistol made for a short while by Webley. The Boberg uses a very similar chambering system, but is much better engineered. For a few different reasons, I would not consider the gun for actual defensive purposes. Certainly in its "short" form it's the smallest 9mm pistol with the longest barrel, but it's finicky about ammunition and mechanically somewhat fragile. I'm not sure that it's got enough going for it to let it be made after a few more years, and in any case the "short" version -- which is the clearly most interesting variation -- isn't obtainable in Canada.
I trust my life on my Jericho 941 this will be a purchase simply of its unique design and also the size, not often we get these up here
 
you both are right...
-there is a XR9 S with the super compact body, and the Canadian legal barrel poking out the end (as with any cdn legal glock 26,27 etc), and
-there is the XR9 L that has the body that houses the full barrel length... (longer sight radius as well.... mo better! IMO)

I have pawed at the one they had at the store (Wanstalls) and it's definitely a nicely crafted lil gun... I am personally struggling with the $2100(+) price tag ( platinum with night sights) to have the bragging rights and get the "what the heck is THAT" when at the range...

Has anyone actually shot one of these more recent releases(2013 manufacture date)? -have ALL the issues been ironed out? does it function without failures?
 
you both are right...
-there is a XR9 S with the super compact body, and the Canadian legal barrel poking out the end (as with any cdn legal glock 26,27 etc), and
-there is the XR9 L that has the body that houses the full barrel length... (longer sight radius as well.... mo better! IMO)

I have pawed at the one they had at the store (Wanstalls) and it's definitely a nicely crafted lil gun... I am personally struggling with the $2100(+) price tag ( platinum with night sights) to have the bragging rights and get the "what the heck is THAT" when at the range...

Has anyone actually shot one of these more recent releases(2013 manufacture date)? -have ALL the issues been ironed out? does it function without failures?

Yea im struggling with that a little too, i already got a Pinocchio Glock 26 & just ordered the Jericho 941C, so maybe untill reviews happen nd ppl start getting them imma hold off.
I already got a WTF gun DE 50AE, lady was learning how to shoot at the range I warned them but they werent expecting it to be that loud lol
 
I don't know about bias - I have not deleted any posts or reviews on our forum. I want people to express their opinions, even if they are unfavorable to our products - that forces us to improve them and address any issues immediately. As far as Colonel Cooper - he would have disapproved of our 9mm pistols because they are "crunchentickers". However, if he were still alive, and could experience our upcoming .45 Auto (initial offering in the Shorty - sorry Canada), which will be the world's most powerful pocket pistol, period, I don't think he would question the answer.
 
Welcome.
Always nice to hear it from the horses mouth.
What's the shirt list of downsides to your guns at this time? :)
I heard about some trigger drama but haven't been following the development of your guns.
 
I'm sure I speak for many people when i say this : I absolutely love the gun, I absolutely hate the price. Guess which one wins over the other?
 
I see people on here all the time saying they have a hard time with the price but the thing people have to realize is these are EXTREMELY well built pistols and you do get what you pay for. People have no problem paying that kind of cash for a Sig, Smith & Wesson, or a Kimber, because of the name, not the quality.

Boberg is the new kid on the block, and the name is growing. Rapidly i might add. In my opinion the quality of this pistol far exceeds that of most manufactures these days. Not to mention its a totally new design, unlike the big the company's who always seem to go with "what works" and play it safe. Very few company's are breaking new ground in firearm design.
Ive had the opportunity to play with this firearm daily, and its like none other. I was so impressed with the gun i put my money down and bought on as soon as they came into the country.

All I have to say is abboberg you have designed one beautiful pistol, and i can't wait to see what you come up with next.

Geno
 
I see people on here all the time saying they have a hard time with the price but the thing people have to realize is these are EXTREMELY well built pistols and you do get what you pay for. People have no problem paying that kind of cash for a Sig, Smith & Wesson, or a Kimber, because of the name, not the quality.

I was so impressed with the gun i put my money down and bought on as soon as they came into the country.

All I have to say is abboberg you have designed one beautiful pistol, and i can't wait to see what you come up with next.
Geno

Couldn't agree more. I've had mine to the range twice and am more than happy with it. As for fit & finish, it makes my Ruger GP100 look like a homebuilt. Your right about paying for the name and not the quality on some guns, but that's not the case with this one.
Yes the Boberg is expensive but after using mine for a few weeks, I got the bang for the buck that I was expecting. Glad I got one.......
 
Couldn't agree more. I've had mine to the range twice and am more than happy with it. As for fit & finish, it makes my Ruger GP100 look like a homebuilt. Your right about paying for the name and not the quality on some guns, but that's not the case with this one.
Yes the Boberg is expensive but after using mine for a few weeks, I got the bang for the buck that I was expecting. Glad I got one.......

Thank u sir, i am on the waiting list for one on the next shipment in october
 
I got my XR9-L in this morning. Just got back from putting a box of shells through it...............not even a hiccup. It worked flawless.
You just have to love this little gun, I can hardly wait to get the S model.
Took 1 week to get this one so if all goes well should be next week.

Thanks Wanstall for bring these guns into the country
jrs
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I got my XR9-L in this morning. Just got back from putting a box of shells through it...............not even a hiccup. It worked flawless.
You just have to love this little gun, I can hardly wait to get the S model.
Took 1 week to get this one so if all goes well should be next week.

Thanks Wanstall for bring these guns into the country
jrs
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Its not october yet lol, thats when mine comes in
 
Here we go
 

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I don't know about bias - I have not deleted any posts or reviews on our forum. I want people to express their opinions, even if they are unfavorable to our products - that forces us to improve them and address any issues immediately. As far as Colonel Cooper - he would have disapproved of our 9mm pistols because they are "crunchentickers". However, if he were still alive, and could experience our upcoming .45 Auto (initial offering in the Shorty - sorry Canada), which will be the world's most powerful pocket pistol, period, I don't think he would question the answer.

When might us poor Canadians who got shafted ordering your "short trigger", be seeing our orders?
 
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