I suppose you all know of the AR-24 9mm Armalite is selling now which is based on the CZ-75 and Sig 210.
It's a new roll mark on a Turkish
Kilinc pistol that they've been making in that country for years. I believe the Kilinc is derived from the Tanfoglio CZ-75 copies.
The Sig 210 "lineage" seems to be limited to minor cosmetic changes to the slide. I feel like they're talking that aspect up to try and cover the fact that it's just another CZ clone, personally.
Does anybody know what frame their AR-25 is being based on, or is it an original design.
Either original, or again based on the Tanfoglio guns. I don't think the Turks have already been making a .45 ACP version, so it may be a new design done in house over there.
It looks like it would fit in CZ leather, there seems to be a resemblance. I'm looking to pick one up since they're selling it as such a low price.
Being a CZ clone it should be a pretty easy match. I've handled them in the store, haven't shot one, and they seem dimensionally identical, or near enough that a leather holster won't care. Strangely, they opted for the older pattern, less ergonomic backstrap profile, but I assume that's because that's what Tanfoglio copied, which the Turks copied from them, etc.
As for price . . . they seem to run $50 more than a bone-stock CZ-75, and only about $20-30 less than an SP-01 or P-01. I don't see the point (but then I've already got stacks of CZ-75 magazines, and the fact you can't use them in an AR-24 pretty much means I'll never be buying one).
