That's my thing, if you buy a P90 as a toy, have the fuck you money to burn,, SBR it, and know the limits, I don't see a issue. If you're serious about it? Lol. Just lol. Better to buy a Hi-point carbine in 45, because at least that is cheap and spits God's caliber, and the mags won't burn a hole in your pocket
There are a half dozen companies who do it. None as big as federal. Small time one man shops and guide service/outfitters. A few have good word of mouth. You're looking at like $500 give or take for load development plus component cost last I looked. All told you're in for about $1k minimum and that was years ago. IIRC there was one dude with good rep who'd sell you the load data for a few hundred more. Most will not.
You got more money than brains if you're feeding a $400 upper $3 match ammo and you're shooting varmints at short range, not groups? In an esoteric caliber to boot. Build a gun to a purpose. Don't be the guy who pays $2-3K for a precision bolt gun and then slaps $400 Leupold on it to punch paper at 100yds. You know what else, it doesn't even have a sling on it.
I still think that helical mag fed guns could have a place as a specialty weapon. You get a lot of ammo in a relatively compact package that doesn't have a mag hanging of the bottom of the gun like a normal mag would. Something like a vehicle gun where the normal stick mag could get in the way.
I have a friend with a 22-250 truck gun that really doesn't like coyotes. I don't think the rifle has a 20" barrel. He tried shooting a coyote while running a combine exactly once. He didn't open the door fully and failed to extend the muzzle outside the cab. The thunderclap discombobulated him bad. All he really remembers is a white flash and thinking the windshield was about to fall out. Considering our boss got a recall letter that fall about the windshield being improperly installed, it was a real possibility.back when i was doing LEO duty i remember being intrigued and kinda scared on a report of a hunting rifle (described as a bolt action .30being used to fire a warning shot from inside the sleeper compartment and through the passenger compartment and out the side door to ward off a vehicle hijacking (CA considers an occupied vehicle as similar to an occupied home, ergo castle doctrine applies, and that's true even today) of a semi along CA-4...
It wasn't funny at all until (oh no no) he tried it again BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAAA
Hi-point is literally giving out free mags. My carbine was supposed to only come with two, but it got shipped with 4 in total and the wonky spare mag holder that attaches to the stock. To be fair, one of the magazines started giving me trouble the second time I took it out to the range; but I’m not looking a gift horse in the mouth.
Not in a .300 BLK out of an SBR they don't, especially if you're running subs.
That's just a matter of training and practice. CQB, even as a loner, is easier than you think.
Couldn't agree more on both counts. If you know for a fact you're going to engage targets inside a structure, a suppressor makes an enormous difference, ear pro or not. I'm not just talking rooms or hallways either. Even a more open part of the structure, like a stairwell, will make you regret you touched off a rifle or shotgun inside it. If you have to you have to, but it's damn uncomfortable. It won't disorient you like a flashbang (COD lies, those are not as bad as the game makes them seem) or anything but I'd recommend you avoid doing this if at all possible.
I mean if you get it for free, you take what you get lol. Their screw up at least got u 3 good mags lol. But seriously, if not the SD40VE, I'm getting me a dollar store Hi-point Tommy gun because I wanna spit 45 on the cheap man. I know there are other kinda cheap 45 carbines, but most are out of production and warranty. That and they don't have the meme .30 Super Carry if I went thar route, since it's plentiful where I'm at
The Hi Point carbines are genuinely fun guns and from everything I've seen Hi Point has excellent customer service and stands behind their product.
That's what they've always seemed like to me, fun bullshit guns to pop soda cans with in the mountains, that can work in home defense in a pinch. I'm not afraid of stocking up ammo over time, but I feel u
Jesus Christ, they have a twitch? I fucking hate modern gun culture.
I'm impressed they don't get ToSed.
For whatever reason Twitch has never banned handling guns even after it was banned on Youtube. I'm watching the stream now and they're holding a bunch of guns up to the camera, thats a no no on Youtube.
Whyyyyy. At that point you are wasting so much unburnt powder as muzzle flash that can be seen from the space station. You would be better off buying pcc in that length.
