Costa and SR-25 Battle rifle

I have been shooting like that for over a year now...I will never go back!!!! works awesome
 
KevinB said:
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I love this photo. Even with a disability the man loves shooting enough to go out and shoot with the best. Much respect to him. :D
 
I hate all these new fangled shooting techniques you can't easily translate to other firearms. :(

However, finding new ways to shoot my Tavor is a problem I can live with. :D
 
You're still liking that 45 degree vert grip Rob? I just couldn't get comfortable with it.

I tried the straight arm position but being 190cm tall I hold on to air past the flash hider.
 
NaOH said:
You're still liking that 45 degree vert grip Rob? I just couldn't get comfortable with it.

I tried the straight arm position but being 190cm tall I hold on to air past the flash hider.
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get a longer rail:D its what I had to do;)
 
I still like the 45 offset vert grip, but it needs to be a quick folding one, push button preferred. it allows the gun to sit much more naturally in your hands than with a regular vert grip. However, using the hand forward technique, allows the same thing, the rifle rotates into your shoulder pocket and you're not fighting with it.
 
KevinB said:
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We are trying thru One Shot to directly export rifles for civilian sale -- what may need to happen, is that the buyers fill out the End User and place a deposit and wait for DoS to approve (getting quicker now).

Questar is running his own imports - and I beleive he is bringing some in.
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I have 2 of the SR-25 LW's still available (this is the 2009 commercial model that Knights just released)... if you are interested in pricing or details then contact me by email: Sales@Questar.ca

As far as other models or "future" products lets wait until Knights is physically shipping them to dealers and we know if State Department will approve more permits :)

Mark
 
greentips said:
The SR15E3 uses proprietary bolt, firing pin, cam pin and extractor, as well as barrel extension. Based on what Trey posted in other forums, they don't HP and shot peen..
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The Bolt is made of milspec steel - we do not Proof Test , but we do Magnaflux

We have SR-15 bolts that have gone over 80k without failure --- Travis Haley's is near 100k

Mr. Knight told said that he does not see the need to make a tougher bolt, when our bolt out lasts the barrel.

Given we use Colt Canada cold hammer fordged barrels - and chrome them the same place Colt does, we do not think that we can get a better barrel right now.
We are testing some different barrel coatings/liners that if sucessfull we can get a 60k or more barrel -- then we may look at ways to strengthen the bolt.

Our SR16E3 11.5 with NT-4 suppressor will easily do 20k on ONE bolt.

and by the way for those of you coming to SHOT -- many surprises are in the works ;)
 
KevinB, regarding the wheelchair-bound individual, were you guys able to develop techniques which allowed the individual to participate in drils that require movement ?

The reason I ask is that, being a non-biped myself I have been experimenting with various techniques by which I could achieve movement with a firearm while in my chair, but I haven't had much success. Seems that anything I try ends up in unreasonable compromises between muzzle control, unhindered chair operation (mobility), chair balance (which can become a safety issue), and ease of access of the firearm.
 
RobSmith -- I was not there -- I just got the pictures from Chris for maketing purposes. The wheelchair shooter, Paul, is a former Marine who was wounded in Iraq -- he posts on M4Carbine and I beleive he would be very receptive to questions on how he operates the gun the way he does, and would love to be of help..
 
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