Finally...PMR30...that didn't break the bank

[Tusker6N]

Been looking for a PMR30 for a while, not too hard though.

Just wasn't willing to pay MSRP. The Fort Stewart PX gave me a price of $340; however they couldn't get one from their suppliers.

Stopped into a local gun shop for some 12GA slugs and walked out with a new PMR30 for $350, cash price. They told me they couldn't believe it had finally come in and they just put it out today.

Well, if I don't like it, I can always sell it on here for at least...

 

[Kman]

Good price! I was curious about them as well. Needless to say I have long traded it away after handling and shooting it.

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

Bullseye in Lawrenceville always seem to have them for around that price as well, and have for a long while. Cracks me up that folks are still listing them for $5/$600 plus on here, used.

Enjoy the new toy.

 

[latch]

you will like it - fun to shoot.

 

[Hayata]

I would buy one at that price if I could find it locally...

I think you will like it.

And now you can even find ammo for it!

 

[Gun Wizard]

They're finicky guns. Would not trust it.

 

[Ronaldo Crespin]

I had relished the thought of having an RMR30 for some time, but then I got into building AR's and that desire quickly faded. The way I see it, 5.56 is cheap enough. And it has a hell of lot more punch! Although, I have to admit; my only 5.56 rifle is a full 20" M16 A2 clone, full magazine and 1-4 illuminated scope weighing at approximately 4.6 lbs.

But I agree, Enjoy the toy!

CMR30
Caliber .22WMR
Weight Unloaded 3.8lbs 1.7kg
Magazine Capacity 30
Overall Length 29.9” 759mm
Length Collapsed 22.5” 571mm
Barrel Length 16” 408mm
Twist Rate 1:14" 1:356mm
Trigger Pull 5lbs 22N

Home built AR
Caliber 300 AAC BLK
Weight with full 30 round magazine 3.6 lbs. (based on Berkley 50 lbs. fish scale)
Magazine Capacity 5, 10, 20, 30...
Overall Length 34.5"
Length Collapsed 31"
Barrel Length 16"
Twist Rate 1:8

*Just havin a little fun. No harm intended.

 

[bass222000]

They're finicky guns. Would not trust it.

"Finicky"??? Mine has well over 1,000 rounds through it with not one issue. 100 percent reliable. Just gotta load the magazines the correct way. Just like the manual says to.

 

[Kman]

I bought and sold my pmr because it felt like a toy, no feeding issues. I kept the CMR because it feels like a bigger toy and is really fun to shoot!!!! Either way enjoy it!!

 

[spencer60]

I got one at AO about 6-8 months ago for a little more than that if I remember... maybe #375? I did have to order it but it was there after a week or so.

I don't know if I'd want to trust my life to it (although 30 rounds of 22 Magnum would do the job) but it's a great plinking gun and seems very reliable so long as you load the mag right.