Bullpup Pistol New Boberg

Kidd X said:
I CC plenty but thanks for asking. If you need to undue two coats to access your firearm then your garment choice is flawed. CC is a lifestyle and you need to plan around it. Changing out your coat is a cheaper and easier solution than buying a different gun for every situation. Off body carry is a poor idea as well, best to use a holster attached to your person as the coat may not always be there.
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Sorry to butt in but I am genuinely curious about this statement.

How is it that you "CC plenty"? My understanding is that you can acquire a license to carry restricted for defense if your job takes you into remote wilderness areas; does this allow you to concealed carry as well? Or are you referring to something else entirely?
 
Gariagi said:
Sorry to butt in but I am genuinely curious about this statement.

How is it that you "CC plenty"? My understanding is that you can acquire a license to carry restricted for defense if your job takes you into remote wilderness areas; does this allow you to concealed carry as well? Or are you referring to something else entirely?
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They are talking about CC south of the border most likely. (One guy even stated mostly in WA state)
 
So apparently Bond Arms is releasing the "L" version again. WHOOHOO!

From a Guns America article Bond Arms has on their website:

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Bond Arms believes in continuous incremental improvement. They are following that approach with the BullPup pistol. After setting up BullPup9 production, and on-going service support for previously produced Boberg Arms pistols, Bond is now turning their attention to the future. The company plans to introduce additional finish options, grip choices, and night sights for the BullPup9. They will also re-introduce the Boberg XR9-L and XR45 models with similar improvements to those they applied to the original Boberg XR9-S design. Bond Arms is committed to the BullPup. So much so that they recently registered a trademark on the Bullpup name. It will be very interesting to watch the future development of bullpup pistols under the leadership of Bond Arms"​
 
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