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Can’t wait to see one of these. Optics and suppressor ready.
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well, if they hadn’t ghettoed it up…
trigger safety, accessory mount, front slide serrations, red dot, goofy slide sculpting, threaded barrel. All it lacks is a two-toned finish and ambi safety levers.
Everything I hate on a pistol.
And yes, I have some Fudd characteristics.
 
well, if they hadn’t ghettoed it up…
trigger safety, accessory mount, front slide serrations, red dot, goofy slide sculpting, threaded barrel. All it lacks is a two-toned finish and ambi safety levers.
Everything I hate on a pistol.
And yes, I have some Fudd characteristics.
And it’s still a Smiffy
 
well, if they hadn’t ghettoed it up…
trigger safety, accessory mount, front slide serrations, red dot, goofy slide sculpting, threaded barrel. All it lacks is a two-toned finish and ambi safety levers.
Everything I hate on a pistol.
And yes, I have some Fudd characteristics.

They added the features that customers nowadays want in a pistol of this sort. YOU may not, but you’re an Army of One.

Accessory mounts, cocking serrations, RDS-ready, and threaded barrels are the features that the vast majority of customers request. I hear it all day, every day, from customers.

The slide needs to be within a certain weight in order for it to cycle properly. A 5.7” has a long slide for a handgun, and weight will usually need to be removed in order to get it cycling correctly. The 2 most common methods are “sculpting”, and ”cut outs”. No matter which method you use, someone will complain about it. While I have zero interest in this handgun, I prefer sculpting over cut outs. I’d rather not have a bunch of holes in the slide for debris to enter through.
 
They added the features that customers nowadays want in a pistol of this sort. YOU may not, but you’re an Army of One.

Accessory mounts, cocking serrations, RDS-ready, and threaded barrels are the features that the vast majority of customers request. I hear it all day, every day, from customers.

The slide needs to be within a certain weight in order for it to cycle properly. A 5.7” has a long slide for a handgun, and weight will usually need to be removed in order to get it cycling correctly. The 2 most common methods are “sculpting”, and ”cut outs”. No matter which method you use, someone will complain about it. While I have zero interest in this handgun, I prefer sculpting over cut outs. I’d rather not have a bunch of holes in the slide for debris to enter through.
Well, we can agree on the slide cut-outs.
This thing is definitely not my cup of tea, but I hope they sell a shipload of them. Maybe demand will get 5.7 ammo production ramped up and back under $30/box.
 
Old School here, I like my FN FIveSeven, Glad I reload 5.76x28
 

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