Pump action AR style

[Raylon Rules]

Has anyone here seen the pump action Ar style rifle from Troy? It doesn't seem all that useful, but I like it anyway. There's a short write up on the firearm blog. Sorry no link-stupid iPad.

 

[wilcam47]

Only useful AR attatchment would be the .50 BMG...anything else you may as well just get the real version of it...such as a Muzzle loader, crossbow, pump shotgun..etc

 

[ThawMyTongue]

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/01/30/troy-defense-par-pump-action-ar-style-rifle/

Here's the link for ya.

Interesting concept, sounds like it would be MD legal because of proprietary lower/upper.

Here's the Troy website:
http://www.troydefense.com/firearmsaccessories/troy-par-pump-action-rifle/

 

[Bertfish]

Unless you were trying to defeat a ban I don't see this as a very appealing platform

 

[LimaVictor]

Unless you were trying to defeat a ban I don't see this as a very appealing platform

+1
I just don't get it. For sh*ts and giggles, I guess

 

[erwos]

Unless you were trying to defeat a ban I don't see this as a very appealing platform

That's the idea, yes. Also good for selling in countries like Australia, where pump action rifles are not tightly controlled. The Rem 7600P is VERY hot in Australia these days. Given how many internet tough guys claim they can run a pump as fast as a semi-auto, this should be super appealing, right?

 

[BUFF7MM]

That's the idea, yes. Also good for selling in countries like Australia, where pump action rifles are not tightly controlled. The Rem 7600P is VERY hot in Australia these days. Given how many internet tough guys claim they can run a pump as fast as a semi-auto, this should be super appealing, right?

I think I'd almost pay money to see that.

 

[erwos]

I think I'd almost pay money to see that.

My response is always the same: you're never going to outrun a full auto Saiga 12, and once we've determined that, it's just a matter of how fast you can pull a trigger on the semi-auto. And just pulling a trigger will always be faster than trying to rack a pump and pull a trigger.

 

[sailskidrive]

This is nothing new... immediately after the 1994 ban a pump action AR was debuted on the front of Guns & Ammo. I have no clue who the manufacturer was...

 

[HappyCamper]

Only the Police and military should have Pump Action AR Rifles.

 

[KRONIK27]

This is nothing new... immediately after the 1994 ban a pump action AR was debuted on the front of Guns & Ammo. I have no clue who the manufacturer was...

DPMS made one been around for years. Would this be the one you are referring to?

 

[sailskidrive]

It might be... I don't remember the manufacturer. I just remember it being a big deal around '94...

 

[ea689c]

It would be pretty cool if it was a 30 round capacity 410 pump shotgun.

 

[Raylon Rules]

Yeah-I don't see a lot of need for it, but that doesn't make me stop wanting or liking it.

 

[LONGSHOT]

i rather have the remington 7615.

 

[Sirex]

I like it. Me want one

 

[mbz300sdl]

I like it. Me want one

Me too it's different I'd buy one if cheap enough

 

[Scott7891]

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/01/30/troy-defense-par-pump-action-ar-style-rifle/

Here's the link for ya.

Interesting concept, sounds like it would be MD legal because of proprietary lower/upper.

Here's the Troy website:
http://www.troydefense.com/firearmsaccessories/troy-par-pump-action-rifle/

It is also legal because it is not semi-auto.