We need a m6 scout copy made

+1 I'd buy this. 250-350? Sold.

410 3" and...
hmm...
actually 22 Hornet would be perfect. If not that, maybe 17hmr? 22LR doesn't seem like enough juice tho, it'd be nice to have a longer range option beside the 410.

I don't see the point in 410 3" and 44mag, completely duplicates function.
 
CanAm said:
They are not keen on exporting guns to China
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If we can't export a gun to china we can export the plans via an email that is what most companies do. We do that all the time for construction materials and equipment.

We just need a mechanical engineer or a good gunsmith to take one apart and draw up blue prints ready for email. This would require a small investment or for someone to volunteer his or her services for a promise to be rewarded with a free gun or part of the profits.

Do we have a list of volunteers
 
^So a factory tools up based on the drawings of a 3rd party individual. If there is an error, where does the fault lie? If I was a manufacturer, I would be a little hesitant to go into full production using plans of an item Ive never seen or measured in person. I know you would manufacture a sample first and all, it just still seems like a financial risk if things don't go perfectly....

My $.02 worth, which rounded down is worth nothing now!
 
TT_270wsm said:
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I find the M6 Scout butt-ugly, but I'm partial to M24 O/U's. :)
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I actually agree, but the M6 is functionally ugly, kind of industrial, the 24's are nice, but the 42's are just wierd looking.
 
How about 28 gauge and .22Mag?

More range and shot count number then .410 and you an use 28g for pretty birds and small game and the .22Mag has more power/range then the .22LR.

Both rounds will still keep the gun compact.
 
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