New Sterling Arms RL9 9mm Glock mag-fed Lever Action

They mention a 7.62x39 version coming in the future. This interests me, hopefully they have enough sense to do proprietary mags so there are no mag limits, but if theyre essentially a US company now (incorporated in texas) that is going to be making them and selling the majority in the US, they most definitely will be using AR or AK mags...too bad, but cant really blame companies for fleeing canada these days.
 
That lever looks absolutely atrocious. Glad they’re going to make it swapable. We’ll see how she holds up, but the price is super steep.
 
Suther said:
I would prefer to support a Canadian company, but pump action is likely to get my money over a lever action. Especially if they're half the price.

I like my lever actions tube fed, but if nothing else its nice to have options.
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They couldn't even get a trigger finger mag release in the design like the Turks.

And somehow, it's even uglier than the Derya. That's impressive in itself.
 
apexanimal said:
They mention a 7.62x39 version coming in the future. This interests me, hopefully they have enough sense to do proprietary mags so there are no mag limits, but if theyre essentially a US company now (incorporated in texas) that is going to be making them and selling the majority in the US, they most definitely will be using AR or AK mags...too bad, but cant really blame companies for fleeing canada these days.
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7.62x39 would be interesting. If it takes AR mags that still gets you 10rd XCR pistol mags wouldn't it?
 
Bigcrigger said:
Extremely similar. What are the odds of that 🇹🇷
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I don't think it's anything sinister in this case, it's just Phillip the Ferox engineer wasn't commercial dynamite. Like James TFB guy says, "it was one of our most popular videos from last year" - yet finding anything else online about the Ferox Lever Action rifle was a zero, and it's no closer to production after 12 months?

Ferox partnering with SAI makes sense - theoretically they each solve the other partner's problem? Let's see if that involves UK, US, Canada, Turkey!
 
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