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9mmepiphany · January 26, 2001, 05:29 PM

if you look at the bottom of the "production" page on the site, you will see a line of 12ga shotgun shells. isn't it interesting that there are 10 shells there rather than 12. could this reflect the intented "pc" capacity, to avoid conflict with the BATF, of the production gun.

personally i think ajacobs is right about the issue of semi-auto vs. pump actions...also the individual feed tubes (magazines)

fatcat - we got a chance to handle one about 5 years ago when they demo'ed it at the range. the technique seems strange at first but is really quite natural due to its bullpup configuration. the slide goes forward as the gun recoils backward, pumping the slide back pulls the gun back into your shoulder. the stranges part is that you are pumping pass the muzzle.

i'm starting to put money away for mine today.

January 26, 2001, 05:29 PM	#11
9mmepiphany Senior Member Join Date: November 30, 2000 Location: northern california Posts: 1,092	interesting site if you look at the bottom of the "production" page on the site, you will see a line of 12ga shotgun shells. isn't it interesting that there are 10 shells there rather than 12. could this reflect the intented "pc" capacity, to avoid conflict with the BATF, of the production gun. personally i think ajacobs is right about the issue of semi-auto vs. pump actions...also the individual feed tubes (magazines) fatcat - we got a chance to handle one about 5 years ago when they demo'ed it at the range. the technique seems strange at first but is really quite natural due to its bullpup configuration. the slide goes forward as the gun recoils backward, pumping the slide back pulls the gun back into your shoulder. the stranges part is that you are pumping pass the muzzle. i'm starting to put money away for mine today.