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Any experience with Lone Wolf AR Glock mag compatible carbines?
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not their lowers. The bbls i'm very happy with. They show them as back ordered.
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Was just wondering about their lowers really. Maybe I should just look into a Beretta CX4 carbine.
Last edited by kidicarus13; 08-24-2014 at 21:10.
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How many beretta mags you have on hand vs. glock? LW give any info on B/Order times? The upper's a tad high. Then again is there any center fire that doesn't start low $6's, Before you accessorize ?Originally Posted by kidicarus13
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I think Noah at Ark Tactical has a personally owned one. You might contact him.
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I have a Kel Tec Sub2000 in .40 S&W that takes Glock 22 magazines. On top of a 16" barrel, it has the added bonus of folding in half. The extra barrel length adds about 150 ft/sec, but the sight radius makes minute of silhouette at 150 yards relatively easy.
It is not as solid as an AR, but they come in 9mm and .40 S&W, as well as different versions are compatible with SIG P226, Beretta 92/96, S&W59/4006, as well as Glock magazines. Finding one at a decent price can be tricky.
Id like one as I have a bunch of glock mags.
But they are pretty hard to find and you have to send you bolt out to get it relieved for the feed lips.
I built one a 9mm AR with a CMMG dedicated 9mm lower that takes colt style (uzi) mags, runs great. If I found a LW or DDLES lower for sale I would probably buy it though and build another 9mm.
Looks like the LW are readily available unlike the DDLES.
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crazy question..
what is the appeal of a 9mm carbine? are you doing SBR with it? recoil for follow up? ammo cost?
asking is there a actual purpose or is it just a "I want it " item?
It's a firearm, why does there need to be a purpose?
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