3:29 definitely drool worthy and they made a great choice for a very skilled inspiring guntuber!! I wish I could snag a Pew View DS 1911... compensated at that but unless they have Walmart layaway then it's not going to any close FFL by me.
I mean if you got it like that why not. Me personally, I agree with you. I think there's probably better ways to spend my money but I don't shoot competitions so it's not really that useful for me. It's a cool piece for sure but I'd rather have a top tier AR15 for that kind of money.
The firearms industry has just gotten so stale. Every year, just another company doing a new Glock clone, or another AR platform, or another $4,000 2011. I don't know why I even watch these videos. I could just watch old ShotShow coverage from the last 5 years and see the exact same thing.
I get what your saying man, but there really are only so many ways you can bake a cake. I mean, it mat seem stale from your current pov but think bout it this way - compare the amount of assault rifle options you had back in the 80's or 90's to what we have now. Yes, you could argue that it's more of an illusion of choice, because all the options are just slight variations on the same concept, with all of them being either long-stroke piston guns (AK's and the like), short-stroke piston guns (G36/SCAR/416/MCX and so on), or DI guns (like most AR's out there), but until they come up with energy weapons or i dunno - manage to make Gauss/rail-guns practical - those are pretty much the best ways to do it. Oh... and the 2011 in this vid, that was sick looking
Yeah I agree, literally so many “here’s our new Glock clone or 2011 clone” and “here’s our new milspec AR” let’s get some new stuff or similar performance at lower price. Seems Sig and PSA are the biggest movers in the marketplace
@@8301TheJMan I'm not saying they need to reinvent the wheel or anything. Just do something unique with the existing platforms. You want to make a sick 2011? Extent the grip frame, and chamber it in 5.7x28. Nobody has done that before. Hell, if you want to take it a step further. I bet you could design a coffin mag for it. You could probably fit 30+ rounds in a flush fit mag.
Love the vulcan 9. Cant wait to get some in.
thank 4 good review
Triggrcon2023 was awesome!
I live near F-1 and i looked up and saw the new logo on the building yesterday. I was wondering what happened.
Thanks for showing us products for those with deep pockets.
I like that self regulating piston AR. Hopefully you shoot and record.
3:29 definitely drool worthy and they made a great choice for a very skilled inspiring guntuber!! I wish I could snag a Pew View DS 1911... compensated at that but unless they have Walmart layaway then it's not going to any close FFL by me.
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Forgot to ask the 3 most important questions. When's it available, how much will it cost and does it take Glock mags. 😂
I’ll never understand people who spend SCAR money on non-competition 2011-style pistols.
Why not? They are soooo smooth.
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I assume you pay $300 for razors too? lol
I mean if you got it like that why not. Me personally, I agree with you. I think there's probably better ways to spend my money but I don't shoot competitions so it's not really that useful for me. It's a cool piece for sure but I'd rather have a top tier AR15 for that kind of money.
I'll never understand people who spend SCAR money on SCARs
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Damn right, me either lol.
I wish lionheart would have stuck to that price. I would buy one but $2,300 is a rip off.
The firearms industry has just gotten so stale. Every year, just another company doing a new Glock clone, or another AR platform, or another $4,000 2011. I don't know why I even watch these videos. I could just watch old ShotShow coverage from the last 5 years and see the exact same thing.
I get what your saying man, but there really are only so many ways you can bake a cake. I mean, it mat seem stale from your current pov but think bout it this way - compare the amount of assault rifle options you had back in the 80's or 90's to what we have now. Yes, you could argue that it's more of an illusion of choice, because all the options are just slight variations on the same concept, with all of them being either long-stroke piston guns (AK's and the like), short-stroke piston guns (G36/SCAR/416/MCX and so on), or DI guns (like most AR's out there), but until they come up with energy weapons or i dunno - manage to make Gauss/rail-guns practical - those are pretty much the best ways to do it. Oh... and the 2011 in this vid, that was sick looking
Yeah I agree, literally so many “here’s our new Glock clone or 2011 clone” and “here’s our new milspec AR” let’s get some new stuff or similar performance at lower price. Seems Sig and PSA are the biggest movers in the marketplace
@@8301TheJMan I'm not saying they need to reinvent the wheel or anything. Just do something unique with the existing platforms. You want to make a sick 2011? Extent the grip frame, and chamber it in 5.7x28. Nobody has done that before. Hell, if you want to take it a step further. I bet you could design a coffin mag for it. You could probably fit 30+ rounds in a flush fit mag.
@@0zmosesheesh that would be nuts!!!. Lol i want it now.
@@0zmose good point
Yeah they can keep all them guns won't see me paying that for a fucking F1 lol😂
why are more people not making ar15 style rifles that are bufferless.. IF they do they cost over 2k.
You dump out the gas hole.🤔
Imagine what comes out of there
9mm is anemic and boring. 10mm is King!
Kind of, but it's also the cheapest centerfire round to shoot, so most of us are interested.