Almost all videos I have seen are from years ago and it looks like they are a heck of a lot more reliable now. Just purchased one and I can't wait for it to come in. Thank you very much for the video good sir.
@@OpieInTheSmokies I just did the 150 round break in on mine, the same exact one you have, and it ran flawlessly. Afterwards I even ran 10 rounds of steel case through it and it ate it up. I couldn't be happier. Smooth as hell, golf ball size group at 25 yards, just a great little plinker.
@@jakej4194I was going to comment that the newer ones run absolutely great but I’m happy to see you’ve had the same experience. It’s a niche little unique PCC but it’s badass
Wow that looks like fun ! Good to hear later versions are more reliable. Have the 22lr version with a wood stock. If I keep it clean it works reliably ..... sure would love a 9mm version....
I tore mine down and honed all metal to metal parts even the slide then buffed it and buffed the recoil rod and only ran one box of 147 grain through it and went straight to 115 grain with no problems, the under side of the slide had areas of casting left on it so I filled them off till flat and buffed it down and oiled the crap out of it
Great video. Was at Taccom this year and Chiappa was there. Held the telescoping stock and pistol grip version with faux suppressor(I am in Canada). Very nice. Not to knock on your review but it is pronounced Key-Appa
How did you get the bolt to lock open after the last round? Every other review I saw said that was not a feature on this carbine and the were very dissapointed that it did not come with that feature. All the others said it doesn't even have a manual lock. Did they miss something?
@@OpieInTheSmokies The other reviews I saw the bolt wouldn't lock open at all when the last round was fired. Your seemed to do at least that. The one you were using was the 9mm version wasn't it? But yea your right... pointless that yours did it but when the mag was pulled it closed... So . Hmmmm.. Weird.
The wood model is really nice. The rifle is limited to a 10 round magazine and faux bayonet lug to comply with Federal import laws. The prices on the wood M1 version is going for $650 USD in Gun shops. During the Trump Administration. These rifles sold for $450 USD. It runs reliably with 124 grain 9mm ammunition.
Yeah they are about 600+. Wood is Beechwood I think. You won't regret it. I just think the 92fs mags look so dang ugly on them. At least offer a cool mag cover like the .22 version.
Hopefully I'll get a response being an offer video. But the black synthetic stock does it feel cheap and hollow? Debating getting this model or the one with the walnut wood stock. Also some reviews I've warch said it has cycling issues for the first 200 rds. Have you run into anything of the sort or simmilar?
@@OpieInTheSmokies I went synthetic, only had the opportunity to put 50 rounds through it. Zero issues. Ow erst manual did state it has a 150rd break in period so some issues such as fail to eject may happen untill break in period is done. Stick doesn't feel as cheap as some rifles. The save ages line feels cheaper than this. Thank you for the reply!
seems from what little i can find the old ones have a 18 inch barrel and. they suck snd the new ones that work are listed as having a 19inch barrel doubt the barrel length makes a difference but any review on here that's olderr then a year old shows there junk and any new review has good sucess plus on buds gun shop there is a 18inch listed one tons of bad reviews for 450 and one for 550 listed with a 19 inch barrel so if you pick one up the barrel length dertimes if its a new one i think
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Bought Chiappa m19 black plastic stock didn't have 1 hour took stock off did 3 color 0D and 3 coats flat clear looks outstanding
$300 ? Cool I paid over $500
I got the same rifle yesterday, shot it today. No issues whatsoever. And yes, the G.I. m-1 had the same safety.
Almost all videos I have seen are from years ago and it looks like they are a heck of a lot more reliable now. Just purchased one and I can't wait for it to come in. Thank you very much for the video good sir.
Thanks for watching!
@@OpieInTheSmokies I just did the 150 round break in on mine, the same exact one you have, and it ran flawlessly. Afterwards I even ran 10 rounds of steel case through it and it ate it up. I couldn't be happier. Smooth as hell, golf ball size group at 25 yards, just a great little plinker.
@@jakej4194I was going to comment that the newer ones run absolutely great but I’m happy to see you’ve had the same experience. It’s a niche little unique PCC but it’s badass
@@jakej4194 does it run good
@@Mopatriot1776 I'll put it this way to you. She eats the steel! Still running strong as ever.
Wow that looks like fun ! Good to hear later versions are more reliable. Have the 22lr version with a wood stock. If I keep it clean it works reliably ..... sure would love a 9mm version....
Everyone says this gun sucks but it seems pretty good
Mine works great. Had one issue with a swelled up shell but a rubber mallet took care of that. It really thrives with 147 grain.
I tore mine down and honed all metal to metal parts even the slide then buffed it and buffed the recoil rod and only ran one box of 147 grain through it and went straight to 115 grain with no problems, the under side of the slide had areas of casting left on it so I filled them off till flat and buffed it down and oiled the crap out of it
147 grain keeps it very accurate for sure. 115 grain, for me, tends to go left.
I've been wanting one big time
JUST BOUGHT ONE oil and go no issues good vid
Bought one of these in plastic stock couldnt find wood next day took stock off commoed it in 3 colors plus flat clear looks awsome works good
Nice video. I have this. It likes 147 grain fun to shoot
Chiappa makes great lever guns as well , but this little carbine is a neat addition....!!👍
I need to try one of those!
Shoots well up to 50-75 yards
They must have upgraded there quality control.
Great video. Was at Taccom this year and Chiappa was there. Held the telescoping stock and pistol grip version with faux suppressor(I am in Canada). Very nice. Not to knock on your review but it is pronounced Key-Appa
But I like to yell “get to the chiappa!!!” Lol I can’t change it now
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@@shall2117 Moron
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Is this interchangeable with Beretta Mags?
This one used Beretta mags actually.
How did you get the bolt to lock open after the last round? Every other review I saw said that was not a feature on this carbine and the were very dissapointed that it did not come with that feature. All the others said it doesn't even have a manual lock.
Did they miss something?
So it would lock back but immediately go forward the moment empty mag was released. Kind of pointless lol.
@@OpieInTheSmokies The other reviews I saw the bolt wouldn't lock open at all when the last round was fired. Your seemed to do at least that. The one you were using was the 9mm version wasn't it?
But yea your right... pointless that yours did it but when the mag was pulled it closed... So . Hmmmm.. Weird.
The wood model is really nice. The rifle is limited to a 10 round magazine and faux bayonet lug to comply with Federal import laws. The prices on the wood M1 version is going for $650 USD in Gun shops. During the Trump Administration. These rifles sold for $450 USD.
It runs reliably with 124 grain 9mm ammunition.
Same in my area $ 650 for the wood stocks
About 600 or so. Runs great on 147 grain. Goes right where you want it.
About time a PCC that don't use Glock mags.
Berretta CX4 Storm uses these Berretta 92 mags. The Original Ruger PC 9mm used Ruger 89 mags I believe.
I'm really interested in these rifles, the only ones I can find in NW Florida is the wooden stock for a whopping $ 650 buck's
Yeah they are about 600+. Wood is Beechwood I think. You won't regret it. I just think the 92fs mags look so dang ugly on them. At least offer a cool mag cover like the .22 version.
I'm thinking about buying one. How about an honest update and opinion?
Gave it back after review. Was very cool and reliable just wasn’t one I needed at the time.
Nice but a 10mm would be great!
Will a wood GI M1 Carbine stock fit on it.?
Im honestly not sure. I would ask Chiappa Customer Service
I got the pak9 chiappa...it's got the black pistol factor and I like that ..BTW let's go Brandon!
What kind of mags does it take?
Beretta 92fs
Hopefully I'll get a response being an offer video. But the black synthetic stock does it feel cheap and hollow? Debating getting this model or the one with the walnut wood stock. Also some reviews I've warch said it has cycling issues for the first 200 rds. Have you run into anything of the sort or simmilar?
It does feel a little cheap but for the price better than what I expected. No issues with ours that I can remember.
@@OpieInTheSmokies I went synthetic, only had the opportunity to put 50 rounds through it. Zero issues. Ow erst manual did state it has a 150rd break in period so some issues such as fail to eject may happen untill break in period is done. Stick doesn't feel as cheap as some rifles. The save ages line feels cheaper than this. Thank you for the reply!
seems from what little i can find the old ones have a 18 inch barrel and. they suck snd the new ones that work are listed as having a 19inch barrel doubt the barrel length makes a difference but any review on here that's olderr then a year old shows there junk and any new review has good sucess plus on buds gun shop there is a 18inch listed one tons of bad reviews for 450 and one for 550 listed with a 19 inch barrel so if you pick one up the barrel length dertimes if its a new one i think
That’s good to know for sure!
I have one is good gun
Dude what’s the recoil like??? Doesn’t look bad at all!
Very smooth!!
Is it reliable? I saw a video that it sucks.
This worked great for us
@@OpieInTheSmokies very nice...
I've had one for about a year. It has been very reliable. I had one swelled shell. Put lock tight under the sights. It'll back out less often.
Pronounced "Key-oppa".
But get to the key oppa don’t sound right
@@OpieInTheSmokies chee oppa aint right nor does it sound right..
Does the bolt lock up after last shot
Nope