Derya pump and bolt action 9mm pcc
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These look alright...
In my opinion, the way to go for manual action PCCs are for manufacturers to take inspiration from the De Lisle carbine. Modernize it for newer mags like glock and have a normal barrel (or a faux integral suppressor for the look).
I would buy that
In my opinion, the way to go for manual action PCCs are for manufacturers to take inspiration from the De Lisle carbine. Modernize it for newer mags like glock and have a normal barrel (or a faux integral suppressor for the look).
I would buy that
I have to hand it to the Turks, in designing and engineering some interesting products that meet a need in today's climate. It didn't seem like that long ago when we had much more selection that Turkish guns were relegated to fourth tier status, if there was nothing else around...
But over time I have changed my mind on Turkish guns in general. I mean, these things will never be Berettas or S&W Henry or another decent brand, but I applaud them for coming up with products that clearly meet a niche need in increasing restrictive regions like Canada and some US states.
Shockingly, the allure of being able to shoot my stash of 9mm ammo is very compelling.
Kind of reminds me of many decades ago when I was in gym class in grade nine and there was line dancing as part of the curriculum. We were automatically matched up with an opposite gender classmate. I ended up with a gal who, based on my 14-year-old mind, wasn't exactly a looker, had bad breath (or was that her hair) and wouldn't have been my first choice. But as I spent time with her learning line dancing, it kind of became fun and I even appreciated her as a dance partner...and certainly she was better than the kids who didn't have a dance partner as the girls were not interested in some of the guys...
This Derya 9mm is that girl!
But over time I have changed my mind on Turkish guns in general. I mean, these things will never be Berettas or S&W Henry or another decent brand, but I applaud them for coming up with products that clearly meet a niche need in increasing restrictive regions like Canada and some US states.
Shockingly, the allure of being able to shoot my stash of 9mm ammo is very compelling.
Kind of reminds me of many decades ago when I was in gym class in grade nine and there was line dancing as part of the curriculum. We were automatically matched up with an opposite gender classmate. I ended up with a gal who, based on my 14-year-old mind, wasn't exactly a looker, had bad breath (or was that her hair) and wouldn't have been my first choice. But as I spent time with her learning line dancing, it kind of became fun and I even appreciated her as a dance partner...and certainly she was better than the kids who didn't have a dance partner as the girls were not interested in some of the guys...
This Derya 9mm is that girl!
aftermidnight
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- West Kelowna BC
For me, I'm liking the look of the pump model.
Winchester, Weatherby, Savage, now Mossberg... lots of "decent brands" are getting guns outta Turkey these days.
- Location
- Brockville, ON
They do take Glock mags! I'd love that short barreled pump. I have been thinking about making such a gun, but making wouldn't be worth it if it's already on the market!
I really like it too . I'd like a 10 mm or 45 ACP version even more ........... But I'll buy a 9 when I see one .
"You ain't a beauty but hey you're alright"......
Except make the magazines just different enough to be consider proprietary so no limits
Do you own any Turkish guns?
I own a Girsan and a Canuck and both have functioned flawlessly for years. Not arguing that they are the same quality as many American or European guns but from my experience they aren't as awful as people make them out to be....
Also see many TM22s at our clubs steel shoot and they all run really well.
No need to wait for an election, these aren’t semi automatic centerfire rifles so C-21 doesn’t apply to these.The pistol grip looks better then the straight one, it looks like they are not cross compatible though.
They will sell well if the price is reasonable, fingers crossed they will arrive shortly after the next election!
The "ever brown"(s h i t) nature of their "ever green" approach means that if they are not course corrected soon there will eventually be more limitations down the road.... they froze the market on Millions of dollars of assests with handguns and the country didn't even blink!
Not hard to imagine these people(not so)kind could easily decide that detachable magazines capable of more then 3 rounds are now what's not keeping the new age criminals in check. Now that most of the fun 9mm PCC's are on the edge of destruction..... where do you think their foul gaze will go next?
We are currently living in an ever brown s h i t stem and that won't change with progressives at the wheel, unless there is a huge cultural shift in how the average Canadian sees these issues.
