Yea look at those 1911's - all those switches 'n levers 'n buttons, they'll never catch on!
.....just ribbin'!
Laugo Arms Alien 9mm
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Yea look at those 1911's - all those switches 'n levers 'n buttons, they'll never catch on!
.....just ribbin'!
That's a bit different I would think. The fk brno is a massive gun shooting a ridiculous proprietary cartridge... It weighs almost 3 lbs!
I reckon these will probably run in the $2500-$3000 USD range. Looks like a lot of hand polishing and fit work on the gun, along with all of those fancy slide machining operations.
If this pistol is amped up and actually delivers, you can say goodbye to the flock of fancy CZ 75 based custom guns, lol.
If this pistol is amped up and actually delivers, you can say goodbye to the flock of fancy CZ 75 based custom guns, lol.
I love the idea. I just need to see how it is fleshed out for production.
My only major concern is how it will make out under heavy use. If you've shot a P7M8 you may know where I'm going with this. The gas delayed blowback system works well but can also turn a decent duty gun into something you need a welders glove to handle over long practices. If this new model can handle dissipating that heat and not soften the recoil spring temper in the process, it has some potential.
My only major concern is how it will make out under heavy use. If you've shot a P7M8 you may know where I'm going with this. The gas delayed blowback system works well but can also turn a decent duty gun into something you need a welders glove to handle over long practices. If this new model can handle dissipating that heat and not soften the recoil spring temper in the process, it has some potential.
I may be missing something about this design compared to every other pistol but wouldn't the heat vs spring temper be a problem with all pistols ? The recoil spring is nearly touching the very hot barrel with most pistols I am aware of. Please elaborate. I know I am missing something here.
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I like it, so in my experience that means it's going to be expensive.
Whaaaattt ? That was my second choice if we ever see it. Whats wrong with the Hudson ???
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That's a loaded question.
