CAA RONI SP1 Springfield XD 9mm / 40 S&W Pistol Carbine Chassis Kit w/ Adjustable Stock

Has anyone actually used one of these that can give any feedback on it?

http://www.caatactical.com/viewproduct.asp?id=269

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ElE2m9j2cc

This config is NFA governed. No tax stamp, No ownership. Looks like it's for overseas based on the pricing symbol.

That is pretty damn cool. Now I need a .45 XD.

Here's the US Website

http://store.commandarms.com/categor...l%252dCarbine/

Yeah, it looks cool...but is it? It's a bit pricy too? Especially when you can buy an .22 AR15 for less...

Looks like a response to that stupid SIG adaptive carbine thingy..

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Originally Posted by Rooskibar03

Looks like a response to that stupid SIG adaptive carbine thingy..

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Actually, the SIG platform came after, and is just a rebranded RONI.

Designed for a need that really didn't exist.....

As Jim mentioned if you buy the stock version it creates a NFA class and if you buy the pistol version, what's the point? Your handy lightweight pistol is now a bulky and heavy thing to attach more shit? ......gimme a SBR in 300 blk or even 5.56 over 9mm or .45?????

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Originally Posted by Skully

Designed for a need that really didn't exist.....

As Jim mentioned if you buy the stock version it creates a NFA class and if you buy the pistol version, what's the point? Your handy lightweight pistol is now a bulky and heavy thing to attach more shit? ......gimme a SBR in 300 blk or even 5.56 over 9mm or .45?????

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I also have a 22 (7"bbl) and 9mm (10"bbl) for it.
Paid for, no waiting for another tax stamp and multi-caliber function ability.
http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u...m/100_0743.jpg

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Originally Posted by jim

I also have a 22 (7"bbl) and 9mm (10"bbl) for it.
Paid for, no waiting for another tax stamp and multi-caliber function ability.

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Mission adaptable nice and your XD is on you hip for backup in case you drop/lose or run out of ammo on your SBR. [Coffee]