Phish
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Got the Email this morning from S&W on FPC. Oh yeah finally and look forward to getting one as soon as it's available.
9mm carbine
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Phish
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Weight is 80.42 oz which translate 5.02lbs so it should be a lot lighter than Ruger PCC.
Engine49guy
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I have been waiting for an M&P15 in 9mm with changeable mag wells for years.
As with my choice of cars I like them to be efficient but looks are also very important,
I just can't own and drive a car I find terrible to look at,
To each his own, but that's gotta be one of the ugliest guns I've seen.
As with my choice of cars I like them to be efficient but looks are also very important,
I just can't own and drive a car I find terrible to look at,
To each his own, but that's gotta be one of the ugliest guns I've seen.
Probably show up in the next Bond movie......With the "new', politically correct, WOK, Bond!
Used to shoot down a Spector spy balloon filled with Carbon Monoxide !!
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FWIW PSA is already offering them for about 5% below the S&W site MSRP.
Give it a little time for the price to come down a bit and I'll probably order one...
Give it a little time for the price to come down a bit and I'll probably order one...
1sailor
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Henry's new 9mm carbine looks nice. Walnut stock and all. Looks real nice. A little bit pricey though.
THE PILGRIM
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Anybody have a Chiappa M-1 Carbine 9mm?
It's looks to be a fun little gun.
Also a little pricey.
It's looks to be a fun little gun.
Also a little pricey.
Chippa M1-9 looks very tempting
NEW TAKE ON A CLASSIC: Chiappa Firearms M1-9 Carbine - SWAT Survival | Weapons | Tactics
NEW TAKE ON A CLASSIC: Chiappa Firearms M1-9 Carbine - SWAT Survival | Weapons | Tactics
They should make one that will take 3rd Gen magazines.
Harumph.
Harumph.
Yeah, and if you find one they are higher than a cats back.
I saw one at the gunshow last week - the price tag on it was $995
When I bought mine about 6 years ago I paid $485 including shipping and FFL transfer fee.
This is my 9mm carbine, an Uzi which I've had since 1981. Totally reliable, but I don't like the looks of the longer barrel. I do have to admit it ups the velocity!
John
John
kbm6893
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Ruger figured out a way to make adaptors for Glock mags. Shouldn't be that hard to do the same for 5900 series mags. But they won't. 3rd gen's are forgotten by S&W.
Not that I mind too much. I have several M&P's.
The Marlin Camp 9 will take the 5906 mags. I have a companion 5946 to go with the Camp 9, and also bought some Mecgar 20 round 5906 mags to go with it.
The folding carbine would make a good truck gun for road trips however. I may have to get one of the new Smiths, and an M&P to share mags with it now. Once the initial buying frenzy subsidies.
Not into the folding style, but may be fun to shoot.
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This is my 9mm carbine, an Uzi which I've had since 1981. Totally reliable, but I don't like the looks of the longer barrel. I do have to admit it ups the velocity!
John
Your UZI is begging for a tax stamp and new barrel.
UZI 9MM SMG - FOR FULL SIZE / CARBINE BARRELS - Tactical Innovations
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