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Does anyone have one of these? What do you like and not like? Thinking about getting one. Thanks | ||
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My buddy has one. His frame was replaced once, broke in front of the triggerguard. Front lever broke once. Reloading the 5.7 is hard to do well. rich | |||
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I have about 475 once-fired casings in the classifieds for $75 shipped... | |||
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I never shot it but held one once. My impression from that is that the gun is huge and feels like a toy gun. | |||
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That was the gun used at the Fort Hood shooting. I met the defense lawyers for Hassan by happenstance and talked with them about the case. They knew nothing about the firearm and I thought that was strange. I thought it was plastic toy feeling but it is quite a weapon. 577 BME 3"500 KILL ALL 358 GREMLIN 404-375 *we band of 45-70ers* (Founder) Single Shot Shooters Society S.S.S.S. (Founder) | |||
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I put 50 rounds through one shot well. gun and ammo to expensive for me if they were down 30% for the gun and ammo I might think about it. | |||
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I have one (and a PS 90) It's reasonably accurate, light recoil, and quite high capacity. I don't know what it would be like with the real ammo (mil/LEO stuff) but with the civilian stuff its a bit anemic. In a rifle, its essentially a .22 Hornet. In the pistol, I don't think it has much self defense application despite the Hassan shootings. It does do a good job on dispatching 10 pound or so varmints (woodchucks and feral cats) but I would be a bit wary of bigger stuff. The ammo is spendy, and reloading it is limited as its a blow back action which tends to cause short case life. All in all, its fun but quite impractical. | |||
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