telewinz
April 24, 2003, 09:04 PM
Other than Keltec, is their anyone who makes a .40 S&W semi-auto carbine? Keltec is a little too fragile for me. Thanks
.40 S&W rifles/carbines
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dickwholliday
April 24, 2003, 09:12 PM
a buddy has a Mec Tec 40 that he put a Para 40 lower on and that thing is a hoot....DICK
Detritus
April 24, 2003, 09:15 PM
uses the same mag as the Ruger .40 cal pistols last time i looked they were available with either standard semi-buckhorn or Gjost-ring sights.
built like most Ruger guns, like a tank. but a slight bit heavier than some want.
i'm gonna try and give a link to the Ruger catalog page for these.link to ruger carbine page (http://www.ruger-firearms.com/Firearms/FAProdResults?function=famid&famid=20) hope it works.
built like most Ruger guns, like a tank. but a slight bit heavier than some want.
i'm gonna try and give a link to the Ruger catalog page for these.link to ruger carbine page (http://www.ruger-firearms.com/Firearms/FAProdResults?function=famid&famid=20) hope it works.
Arkady
April 24, 2003, 11:31 PM
I think a 10mm carbine would pack a good bit more punch.
Are you looking for a .40 for compatibility with a handgun?
MecTech does carbine uppers for most any 1911, or to go on a Glock frame.
You can also get a pistol caliber upper reciever for an AR-15. I'll look around and see if i can find a link to one.
Are you looking for a .40 for compatibility with a handgun?
MecTech does carbine uppers for most any 1911, or to go on a Glock frame.
You can also get a pistol caliber upper reciever for an AR-15. I'll look around and see if i can find a link to one.
22x9
April 25, 2003, 01:26 AM
I think Feather USA does... www.featherusa.com
My Hi-Point.... don't know
My Hi-Point.... don't know
Onslaught
April 25, 2003, 08:45 AM
Feather USA has said "coming soon" on their .40 for a couple of years now. So far (as of about 2 months ago) they do not exist. Very nice people to talk to though. Very helpful.
Olympic Arms (http://www.olyarms.com/usa.html) has a .40 AR15, as does ASA (http://www.gunkits.com/) (I believe). You can get just about anything done to an AR15 (including 10mm) from Kurt's Kustom Firearms (http://www.kurtskustomfirearms.citymax.com/page/page/42605.htm)
Beretta CX4 Storm will be offered in .40 when it comes out (late summer?)
I agree that the 10mm would be "more" than the .40, but the 10mm AR owners over on AR15.com say that the recoil is at least as much as a .223, which is one of the 2 main reasons I'd want a pistol caliber rifle. Still, it would be cool. :)
The .40 is the favorite carbine round of the FBI as well as many other LEO agencies. (MP5-40). It is reportedly quite effective with the added 5% - 10% extra velocity that a carbine puts on a round.
Good luck in your search.
Olympic Arms (http://www.olyarms.com/usa.html) has a .40 AR15, as does ASA (http://www.gunkits.com/) (I believe). You can get just about anything done to an AR15 (including 10mm) from Kurt's Kustom Firearms (http://www.kurtskustomfirearms.citymax.com/page/page/42605.htm)
Beretta CX4 Storm will be offered in .40 when it comes out (late summer?)
I agree that the 10mm would be "more" than the .40, but the 10mm AR owners over on AR15.com say that the recoil is at least as much as a .223, which is one of the 2 main reasons I'd want a pistol caliber rifle. Still, it would be cool. :)
The .40 is the favorite carbine round of the FBI as well as many other LEO agencies. (MP5-40). It is reportedly quite effective with the added 5% - 10% extra velocity that a carbine puts on a round.
Good luck in your search.
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