@@ianvincent4911 no doubt 😃. They usually have quite a selection of wildcats in the shop - it always takes me ages to walk through that shop to get to the range as I want to look at everything 😛
Hi Jon - an observation - the charging handle seems to have taken a lot of the cerakote off when it cycles forward. Is that normal, or just the one you were using?
I’d not noticed that before! We’ll spotted. I believe this is one of their first production versions, so I expect they will have tweaked the straight pull handle. It’s a fair point, so I’ll pass your comment on to them 👍 Thanks for letting me know.
I didn’t do an accuracy test for grouping, but I was hitting the duelling tree every time on the 25m range. Not sure about other pistol calibres 🤷♂️. I know they have .22 WMR, .223 and 9mm at the moment. I expect there will be more to follow!
Hi, great bunch of videos. I am still new to this and one question that comes to mind is what are the positiveness negatives of using 9mm over 223 on this (or any other) rifle? Thanks
@@JonCresswellUk thanks for the reply. It would be shooting for fun plinking (25-35m) but also long range target shooting.. obviously different rifles would be used for each. I was just wondering what the main use for 9mm would be? Thanks.
Definitely not long range as 9mm is not that great at distance. So the 25-35m shooting would be fun with the 9mm. You could also consider .22 WMR as you could use it for plinking and it will be good out to about 300m.
Looks great man. I bet these would be a good suppressor host. No blow back or sound. Take care and thank you.
🤔 not tried it with a suppressor but that would be fun
@@JonCresswellUk Pretty sure they have a compatible Wildcat on site.
@@ianvincent4911 no doubt 😃. They usually have quite a selection of wildcats in the shop - it always takes me ages to walk through that shop to get to the range as I want to look at everything 😛
@@JonCresswellUk When I noticed the threaded muzzle, I asked Richard about it. Going to have to get a 9mm moderator slot on my next variation.
@@ianvincent4911 ☺️ they do have some nice rifles. I’m keeping my eyes out for a bolt action 6.5 creedmoor 🤞
Nice video and neat rifle. I really wish one day you Brits will be able to own a normal AR again.
Yes that would be great but it’ll never happen. We can own straight pull ARs but not semi or full auto on a normal firearms licence.
Very Nice Jon 👍
Thanks Andy
Good vid
Thanks Ink961 👍
Looks like instead of a rotary delay bolt you have used a .223 bolt with a 9mm face to satisfy the UK regs?
Not sure 🤷♂️
Hi Jon - an observation - the charging handle seems to have taken a lot of the cerakote off when it cycles forward. Is that normal, or just the one you were using?
I’d not noticed that before! We’ll spotted. I believe this is one of their first production versions, so I expect they will have tweaked the straight pull handle. It’s a fair point, so I’ll pass your comment on to them 👍
Thanks for letting me know.
5 ROUND ACCURACY AT 25 AND 50 YDS? What other pistol calibers might be available?
I didn’t do an accuracy test for grouping, but I was hitting the duelling tree every time on the 25m range.
Not sure about other pistol calibres 🤷♂️. I know they have .22 WMR, .223 and 9mm at the moment. I expect there will be more to follow!
Hi, great bunch of videos. I am still new to this and one question that comes to mind is what are the positiveness negatives of using 9mm over 223 on this (or any other) rifle? Thanks
@@colmanscapers7498 hi, there’s lots of arguments for and against rifle calibers online and it depends on what you want to use the rifle for.
@@JonCresswellUk thanks for the reply. It would be shooting for fun plinking (25-35m) but also long range target shooting.. obviously different rifles would be used for each. I was just wondering what the main use for 9mm would be? Thanks.
Definitely not long range as 9mm is not that great at distance. So the 25-35m shooting would be fun with the 9mm. You could also consider .22 WMR as you could use it for plinking and it will be good out to about 300m.