So I think it was just published, maybe over the last few days so I am fairly certain there are no reviews, but it does look awesome. Currently only comes in 308, I’d like it in something smaller, but I like, a lot.
Yeah, I think so, too. I just think 308 lands itself into too expensive basket for this type of gun, assuming bulk of the buyers are shooters, rather than 1 shot a month type hunters. Keen to see where this goes, I’d like one in 223. Or 50BMG, either or. 308, eh, not so much, for me anyway.
Good for mobs of pigs in 308… more than one shot a month for that kind of shooter. Then again; maybe over budget for average pig shooter or farmer with pig problems.
I agree with the mob the 223 I think not only would sell better but is a better suited calibre for a pump. My reasoning is that in a 223 the recoil means you can keep the gun on target through one shot to the next.
I got a bad vibe if these sort of rifles become popular. I would like one for sure. Can’t help the feeling that if these go mainstream like the Adler it’s going to result in legislation changes.
@Supaduke. I’m with you. It’s kind of pushing the envelope on the appearance/function: might end up pushing C/F pumps to CatC.
Stoopid? Yes but we all know what the panic merchants are like…
The AR styled platform i’m in no doubt is the best layout, id rather a straight pull though, can’t see this being bipod friendly, a straight pull in 300 winmag and i’d be all over it
Yeah I am thinking its more of a standing position rapid fire type platform. More than happy with the bolt for prone bipod. Unless of course we had semis then there would be a crossover point in calibre even with a brake that recoil interferes with ability to control point of aim.
Not much good having a rapid fire gun on a bipod if it jumps 3 inches high, 4 inches to the left, and cants the rifle horizontal each time you fire.
Others off the hips is ok 
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