FN PS90 or similar...
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P12
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Georgetown
Yes, Dominion Arms PS90 in .22 mag so its not limited to 5 rounds.
P12
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Georgetown
I don't think anybody is going to care what its called, the OAL of the PS90 is 667mm, so NR.
mrsmitty
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Sherwood Park, Alberta
I would pay handsomely for a PS90 in 22mag with 50 round mags oh ya. Non res of course so OL of 27 inches.
CanAm
Canada Ammo - CGN Sponsor
- Location
- Vancouver, BC
You design it, we'll build it.
5440fight
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- under a rock, trolling bugs.
Can't we pick a similar name that sounds tough abreviated?
Okay, a little poking around and I came up with this...
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Basically a :
Ruger 10-22 receiver/18.5" SS tapered barrel. Volqartzen triggergroup/hammer+spring/exctractor.
TM P90 shell
Hurricane Rubber P90 stock extension.
REAL FN Tritium Ring Sight with REM Modification.
NITRO Metal front receiver, milled to tight fit 18.5" SS tapered barrel.
TM fake P90 Mag.
REAL Phantom Comp/Flashhider.
Non restricted, prolly fairly cheap and fun... all you guys have to do is source and stock the parts and sell em as a kit!
You'll be rich, we'll be thrilled! yay! lol
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Basically a :
Ruger 10-22 receiver/18.5" SS tapered barrel. Volqartzen triggergroup/hammer+spring/exctractor.
TM P90 shell
Hurricane Rubber P90 stock extension.
REAL FN Tritium Ring Sight with REM Modification.
NITRO Metal front receiver, milled to tight fit 18.5" SS tapered barrel.
TM fake P90 Mag.
REAL Phantom Comp/Flashhider.
Non restricted, prolly fairly cheap and fun... all you guys have to do is source and stock the parts and sell em as a kit!
You'll be rich, we'll be thrilled! yay! lol
CanAm
Canada Ammo - CGN Sponsor
- Location
- Vancouver, BC
Looks like a bullpup stock for a 10/22 to me = prohib.
rommelrommel
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Naw, I want a PS90 that shoots 22 mag or 17 HMR.
D-Boy
CGN Regular
Prohibited
To be a bullpup and no prohibited, it can't just be a rifle set into a fancy stock.
This Ruger 10-22 is just a dressed-up
To be a bullpup and no prohibited, it can't just be a rifle set into a fancy stock.
This Ruger 10-22 is just a dressed-up
Okay, a little poking around and I came up with this...
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Basically a :
Ruger 10-22 receiver/18.5" SS tapered barrel. Volqartzen triggergroup/hammer+spring/exctractor.
TM P90 shell
Hurricane Rubber P90 stock extension.
REAL FN Tritium Ring Sight with REM Modification.
NITRO Metal front receiver, milled to tight fit 18.5" SS tapered barrel.
TM fake P90 Mag.
REAL Phantom Comp/Flashhider.
Non restricted, prolly fairly cheap and fun... all you guys have to do is source and stock the parts and sell em as a kit!
CanAm
Canada Ammo - CGN Sponsor
- Location
- Vancouver, BC
NOpe, you would need to design a new gun for 22 WMR.
Clobbersauras
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Waaay out west.
Just thinking out loud here but I believe this would work to create a legal Bullpup in 22lr, 22mag or 17 hmr...wouldn't be a Ps90 clone but it would be pretty freakin cool.
You need an 80% 10/22 receiver first. Then you have to create a lower/stock that incorporates a trigger group such that when it is removed you can't fire the rifle. I believe it would be important not to use a factory spec 10/22 trigger group (hence the 80% receiver) so that the CFC Techs (when you send it in for review and to get it registered) could not use pre-existing 10/22 parts to make it fire with the stock removed. You also have to be careful how you have your smith drill the holes for the new trigger group so that it did not match any existing 10/22 receivers. It's probably important not to call it a 10/22 when you have it registered as well.
Basically the bullpup stock and trigger group would have to be custom. The 80% receiver would then have to be modified to suit the new stock and trigger group. That way it would fit the bullpup definition so that it could not be fired with the stock removed (the stock would in essence become part of the action).
It would be a custom job that would probably cost you more than a new tavor. Using the 80% 10/22 receiver allows you to use existing mags, barrels, bolts etc.....and saves a lot of design and production costs.
Sounds reasonable right? But who knows what would happen when you send it to the Techs?
You need an 80% 10/22 receiver first. Then you have to create a lower/stock that incorporates a trigger group such that when it is removed you can't fire the rifle. I believe it would be important not to use a factory spec 10/22 trigger group (hence the 80% receiver) so that the CFC Techs (when you send it in for review and to get it registered) could not use pre-existing 10/22 parts to make it fire with the stock removed. You also have to be careful how you have your smith drill the holes for the new trigger group so that it did not match any existing 10/22 receivers. It's probably important not to call it a 10/22 when you have it registered as well.
Basically the bullpup stock and trigger group would have to be custom. The 80% receiver would then have to be modified to suit the new stock and trigger group. That way it would fit the bullpup definition so that it could not be fired with the stock removed (the stock would in essence become part of the action).
It would be a custom job that would probably cost you more than a new tavor. Using the 80% 10/22 receiver allows you to use existing mags, barrels, bolts etc.....and saves a lot of design and production costs.
Sounds reasonable right? But who knows what would happen when you send it to the Techs?
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- Location
- Yahk, B.C
I wonder if any bolt actions or any other rifle that can chamber the 5.7 may come out in the future. Would appeal more to me than a P90 clone.
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