Fodder4Thought
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- Jul 19, 2009
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http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2012/01/10/sig-sauer-acp-adaptive-carbine-platform/#comments
Glocks and 1911s.
Neat.
Glocks and 1911s.
Neat.
I just don't the market for this stuff is in the United States. Civilians have problems with the AOW/SBR aspect, and LEOs generally have the cash to buy separate 9mm rifles. Is there some kind of weird civilian armed security niche that this fits into? I'm just not seeing it.
There is a certain part of the market that learns about guns from shows like Top Shot, Future Weapons and the like. Lots of people that have money and want these "cool" toys. I've had a few people ask where to get an MP7A1 lately (and there was a post here about it as well). This sort of thing would appeal to those people, I think, which is why companies produce these products.
The only thing I want from the MP7A1 are the iron sights... I love the "open when flat, aperture when up" paradigm. Too bad they're like $300 from HKPro.There is a certain part of the market that learns about guns from shows like Top Shot, Future Weapons and the like. Lots of people that have money and want these "cool" toys. I've had a few people ask where to get an MP7A1 lately (and there was a post here about it as well). This sort of thing would appeal to those people, I think, which is why companies produce these products.
Just buy this and be done with it:
If you want to go the SBR route, cut the barrel or get a K model. Both do everything the Sig abomination does and more IMO.
what caliber is that ?
what did it run you?
Is that a American tactical import mark?
9mm
I have about 1700 in it.
Yes sir. These things are Schweet!
MKE of Turkey (State run arsenal) builds them under license from HK.
http://www.mkek.gov.tr/english/main.aspx