The carbine designed for me.
New ARish patterned .45ACP Carbine that takes 1911 mags. Only out a month. It's not perfect, but it may be close enough. It can even be converted to throw brass to the left for me.
I'm weak, WEAK I say!
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One of these that takes Glock 21 mags is next up on the purchase list.
Change the Mag Well to take Thompson Sub Gun mags, and put on a Suppressor....
The version I intend to get will accept my 27-round Glock 21 mags and will have a suppressor that I can use on my Glock 21 and the JRC.
Why, Les? I have no greasgun mags. I do have lots of 1911 mags.
What is not perfect about it. The price point is excellent so unless it's crappy like a Hi-Point carbine I may have to buy one as well.
What features wo you want that are not there?
sights might be nice.
If it was a regular lower AR assmbly, but that's just wishful thinking, is a feature that would be perfect.
Gotta ask the Cooper question; "What is it for?" Seems a bit long and heavy to launch 230-grain pistol bullets.
I have a shorter piece that takes 1911 magazines - it's a 1911.
Given the additional money, space and weight required, wouldn't 1911 mags and ammo be a better investment?
Setting aside the ease of hitting further out with a shoulder gun, going out to 16" can do good (though maybe not amazing) things for many .45 loads.
I'm thinking .45 Super-level loads might have show a more impressive improvement.
http://www.ballisticsbytheinch.com/45auto.html
http://www.ballisticsbytheinch.com/megraphs/45auto.html
Oh, you want the Thompson Mags, because you can shoot more Zombies before you have to reload. Fire 7, drop it, fire 7, drop it, fire 7 drop it, gets BOOOORRRRRIIINNNG!
Oh, wait a minute, I forgot. You live in Maryland. Never mind.
What's it for? It's for me to BUY!!
They make 1911 drums that would be great in that thing: http://www.centerfiresystems.com/ProductImages/mags-drums/DRUM1911-25-B.jpg
I would like to note that my .40 cal carbine is kick ass at 100 yards. There is no way I could tap a ten inch gong every time with the matching handgun.
BTW, you can hunt with that in VA, but not a .223.
The HiPoint Arm's Carbine in .45ACP is doing fairly well as are the newer 9x19 one's. If they just weren't so ugly I could find better to say about them.
The JR Carbine look's a little better but I haven't any experence with one. The fact it uses's a 1911 or G21 mag is a plus in my opinion.
Can we call it an AR-11?
Here is my post about it:
http://themillermeister.blogspot.com/2011/12/want-jrc-45.html
100 round drum mags would be sweet with that:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cpg7lgnd2Yg
Reliable drum mag or a different design to take a Thompson stick mag and this is a winner.
I'd make my go to gun for USPSA multi-gun
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