NEW! Jard J68 9mm NON-RESTRICTED

siciliano said:
Especially considering that the 9mm Ruger PC Carbines are only $820 and look a thousand times nicer. And they ALSO take Glock mags.
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Can’t really compare the two manufactures,Ruger is big enoug,and produce enough they can keep costs lower,but regardless the Jard is just too expensive for what it is in my mind,which is a shame,because I like how they feel and how compact they are.
 
MJS said:
Can’t really compare the two manufactures,Ruger is big enoug,and produce enough they can keep costs lower,but regardless the Jard is just too expensive for what it is in my mind,which is a shame,because I like how they feel and how compact they are.
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Fair enough. I'm just trying to point out that there are not necessarily better but other options that look nicer/more traditional, use the same magazines and calibre, and are half the price.
 
siciliano said:
Fair enough. I'm just trying to point out that there are not necessarily better but other options that look nicer/more traditional, use the same magazines and calibre, and are half the price.
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Oh I’m aware,I’m not a big “traditional style” rifle,which is kinda why I’m attracted to this thing...but sadly the fx9 kinda has pulled me in...just wish it would show up..
 
Paging Blue Line...

Is it possible to get a copy of FRT#182582 for the J68?

Why? Because many CO and LEO here (s**thole of Kebekistan) consider anything semi-auto as restricted. Having the document with the gun helps at preventing the painful administration that follows (wrongful) confiscation which can happen when transporting and/or shooting the gun elsewhere than approved ranges.

Would be nice to have the document available for download from your website. As an example, ATRS does it for the Modern series of NR rifles, exactly for that reason.
 
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UR2X3M4ME said:
Paging Blue Line...

Is it possible to get a copy of FRT#182582 for the J68?

Why? Because many CO and LEO here (s**thole of Kebekistan) consider anything semi-auto as restricted. Having the document with the gun helps at preventing the painful administration that follows (wrongful) confiscation which can happen when transporting and/or shooting the gun elsewhere than approved ranges.

Would be nice to have the document available for download from your website. As an example, ATRS does it for the Modern series of NR rifles, exactly for that reason.
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Interesting.

We will see what we can do.
 
I like many others here have an Fx9 on order, God willing, it will be here before Trudeau takes all our firearms.

I am looking to use my PCC for action shooting competitions. I think the Fx9 will beat the Ruger or the J68 in terms of ergonomics and ease of use. What does everyone else think? How hard would mag changes be with the J68?
 
mississaugagunnut said:
I like many others here have an Fx9 on order, God willing, it will be here before Trudeau takes all our firearms.

I am looking to use my PCC for action shooting competitions. I think the Fx9 will beat the Ruger or the J68 in terms of ergonomics and ease of use. What does everyone else think? How hard would mag changes be with the J68?
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Mag changes would likely be easier with the FX9 mostly because many people are more used to a forward location for the magwell.
The Jard I looked at has a basic magwell that goes well with their basic square design philosophy.... There looked to be lot's of metal that could have been shaped to form a flared magwel but they choose to leave it with a basic square edge.
 
The mag release seemed fine, I'm sure with practice a guy could get fast enough to have fun competing.
 
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