crusader arms pump action rifle
- Thread starter Hoppka47
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- East ontario
they cant even supply spare parts for gun they are making, i have had small standard parts they make everyday, on order for 3years, no way they will being back a low selling old design rifle.
If they made it with a 12-13” barrel I’d consider it. Angled grip needs to go also. Vertical grip or wrap around grip would be better. I like what ATRS did with the Troy PAR but paying as much for the upgrade as the entire rifle seems a bit ridiculous.
I have shot Taipan and have couple buddies shoot it. It is fun and amazing. My friends they love the feel of it. The quality is amazing.
I do not have same expectations from crusader arms, speaking from experience. At this moment they are just trying to make quick buck by sourcing cheap parts wherever possible. In the end even they are not sure about their product’s warranty.
Not worth it. Don’t trust them anymore.
Spoke to the seller on GP. Apparently the pump mechanism does have a pic rail on the bottom so that god awful Foregrip can be swapped out for something more suitable.
A handstop or vertical Foregrip would work a lot better than the included AFG I think..
It really needs a wrap-round pump handle.
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Mark
Picked one up today. Seems decent enough. The 20rd bold action mags are suppose to work according to the advertising for the PND but out of the bag the mags do not work. Something with those mags is holding the action up from moving. I suspect the back of the mag body is dragging on the bolt carrier. Will look at it Saturday and report back. As well I will have it to the range Sunday and report back.
Cheers
Moe
Cheers
Moe
Doesn't look horrible. They'll sell reasonably well I think.
I wonder if on future versions they could somehow incorporate a mechanism to lock the pump forward until the trigger is pressed. Being able to fire out of battery is a bad idea. I see ALOT of user induced malfunctions happening... You basically have to push and hold the pump forward every time. Not only is that annoying but it's going to cause problems.
