Just arrived and ready to ship, all colors are available.
Get them here:
https://marstar.ca/?s=tm2&post_type=product&type_aws=true
Get them here:
https://marstar.ca/?s=tm2&post_type=product&type_aws=true
NEW TM22 with long hand-guard and adjustable stock 22LR 18 inch Threaded Barrel
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Mind explaining your always rising shipping costs? They are about what a normal dude like me pays at the Post Office but other vendors shipping CP can cut that price in half.
Really none of my business but I am not paying $70 shipping for an old Carcano or TM22. There are also other options for insurance other than the $2.20/100 for CP.
Really none of my business but I am not paying $70 shipping for an old Carcano or TM22. There are also other options for insurance other than the $2.20/100 for CP.
Sorry for this, we are still working on the shipping cost issue. When we find orders that were overcharged on shipping, we refund the balance back to the customer's CC. If you find the listed shipping prices to be too high, please call us and we can check what the actual shipping would be. 1-888-744-0066
I like the gun and would probably buy one but the price of the mags is crazy. $70 + tax for a .22 mag.
Surely someone can come up with a cheaper option.
When TFBTV covered the gun at shotshow 2022 James pointed out the same thing. The guy he's talking to gives me the impression that the gun is deliberately priced on the cheap side with the expectation that they would make up the difference on magazines.
That said the 10 and 15rd mags should be cheaper, msrp on the 10rd mag is half what the 25 is.
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Just to clarify are you saying its not threaded at all?
It has been like this for a while now. At least 6 month. Other dealers offer either free shipping or flat rate. I don't think it is a bug. It is CP standard pricing.
I like the gun and would probably buy one but the price of the mags is crazy. $70 + tax for a .22 mag.
Surely someone can come up with a cheaper option.
I get what you're saying and I'm not a businessman but if I'm representative of a reasonable demographic of gun owners it would seem that they are losing out twice. First, guns that would typically get sold are not due to the mag cost and if people don't buy the guns they also don't buy ANY mags so it's a lose-lose for the company (and dealers).
I understand the mags are metal so the quality is apparently good but if GSG can make & sell decent synthetic mags for the GSG-16 for under $30 each I am at a loss as to why Derya can't do the same thing.
It's kind of like the Norinco Olympia pistols that Marstar was selling. Great price ($200) for a fun little gun (in fact I bought one & love it) but spare mags were like $40 each and with shipping & tax ended up costing around $70. It almost made sense to just buy an extra gun as it came with two mags so you were basically getting the extra gun for about $60 + tax.
Like I said, I'm not a businessman but if i was I would think the object is to move as much product as possible and the pricing of the mags isn't helping that.
Obviously it's not Marstar's fault (I've found them great to deal with) but maybe they should have a word with the manufacturer.
bcbravo2zero
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Hmmm, the reviews of those like Sootch00 say this is an excellent rifle. The quality and reliability of the metal mags is a big part of that. If I were in the market for a 22 carbine, then I'd be getting one of these.
I will pay (to play) for awesome mags, especially for a .22lr. THE most common reason for a malfunction is a shi++y mag, in my experience.
When we were allowed to have 25 rounders for the 10/22 I paid over $70 per unit for aluminum "Butler Creek style" mags made by Tactical Innovations. They were super reliable and could actually be disassembled and cleaned. No regrets...
I will pay (to play) for awesome mags, especially for a .22lr. THE most common reason for a malfunction is a shi++y mag, in my experience.
When we were allowed to have 25 rounders for the 10/22 I paid over $70 per unit for aluminum "Butler Creek style" mags made by Tactical Innovations. They were super reliable and could actually be disassembled and cleaned. No regrets...
I'm not arguing that there is anything wrong with metal mags but in this day & age of precision moulding, synthetic mags are very nearly as good. Hell, CZ uses synthetic mags for their 457 target guns, I have never had a misfeed with the synthetic mags in my GSG-16 and even the synthetic mag in my Marvel 22/45 1911 conversion has been flawless.
Personally I have found that with rimfire 22s the ammo (bullet shape, power, etc.) is just as much a determinant of reliability as the mag.
Where and what mag capacity?
all flat rails
