Modern synthetic lever action shotguns The australians are going ham

>>28527971
Where are these things manufactured? I've never heard of the company.

>>28527996
turkey

I wonder when they'll be available in the US.

>>28528045
Apparently they stopped their semi automatic production and are now making the lever actions on both production lines just to keep up with the Australian orders

>>28528149
I wish they would send some over here, I want one so damn bad. I don't really know why.

>>28528185
I know what you mean, i would trade my left nut for a simple ruger 10/22 let alone an ar15 if i could legally shoot it but to you thats not special

>tube mags that don't extend flush with the muzzle
ew

>>28528207
You an Aussie? I'll mail you a 10/22 and half complete ar for an Adler.

>>28527971
Am I the only one who doesn't like the look of the synthetic Adler?

>Australians would line up to be beaten mercilessly by Pacquiao to own a 10/22
>meanwhile Americans are trying not to show how much they want an Adler
God damnit Turkey get your shit together and mail us a few already.

>>28528325
You are the only person to have that opinion. It could be said you have a truly unique opinion, one that no one else has ever had before or will have again.

But yeah, it looks better with wood.

>>28528185
I think all of them are coming here to Aus, there's 10,000+ on back order or something silly. If you order one here now the waiting time is up to 12 months before you actually get it.

I picked up mine yesterday though, it's pretty good. Rough on your hand as I haven't wrapped the lever or anything and it's still stiff, but it functions flawlessly and feels really nice to shoot. Still prefer a pump though, but I prefer pump over lever even on rifles.

>>28527971
Why would anyone buy that when they can own a pump or semi? It reminds me of those horrendous tactical 30-30s mossberg made.

>>28529572
For fun.

>>28527971
reminds me of the MARS action VZ58 someone made to circumvent British semiauto bans

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-oCbZ4njiE

>>28529572
Aussie laws

Pump and semi-auto shotguns are banned. Lever-actions are not.

Aussie anti-gun groups are trying to ban lever-actions and bolt-actions now, and limit all guns to single-shot or double barrel.

>>28528207
Ruger Charger
ATI AR-22 Pistol Kit
Buy extra buffer tube
Magpul stock.

Or just get a factory 10/22 stock. As long as it stays under 75cm, go nuts.

>>28529650
he means why would a murican want one (as evidenced by this thread)

>>28529650
Good that'll certainly help.

>>28529677
because it looks cool as fuck

the chiappa remington 1887 clone is an expensive, shitty, dog and it can be argued that lever action is faster than pump action.

>>28529673
this.
charger with a 10/22 stock is going to be my first cat H purchase

>>28528248
Everyone involved would go to prison forever. Semi autos are very illegal in Australia.

>>28529737
winchester 1887*
i have a chiappa that ive put between 5000-10000 rounds through and it's been pretty reliable up until last month when i broke an extractor using an old brass shotgun shells.

>>28529572
It looks pretty sleek for a legal work around gun

>>28529760
restricted* not illegal

>>28529737
>lever action faster than a pump
This is what aussies tell themselves?
As someone who owns both I can assure you the pump action is faster and requires less practice to be fast at.

>>28529769
Very restricted

>>28529795
C class isn't that hard to get, most people just don't want to do six three-gun comps a year.

>>28529834
WHICH STATE DO YOU LIVE IN THAT LETS YOU USE SPORTING AS A GENUINE REASON FOR CAT C?

>>28529834
uhh m8 in Victoria its for farm owners, employees and pest controllers, with a medical exception for semi autos and clay target shooting.

>>28529751
Yeah but you can only use it at a range being cat H

>>28529834
Cat C is only pest eradication

>>28529991
not true, depends on state

>>28530164
QLD, VIC and NSW only allow Cat C if byou are a primary producer or work for a primary producer as pest control. That is legitimately all there is to it.

This country feels like I'm in a backwater fucking slum, to be honest. The government treats it's citizens like fucking children.

>>28530211
You can try get a collectors c cat
A bloke in nsw apparently has his theme ss "modern firearms" so he has an 870 and a 10/22....but collectors basically get restricted like cat D in terms of using the gun

>>28529737
Pump is much faster in general I'd say. I'm much faster with pump-action rifles and shotguns than I am with levers.

>>28529834
The only places that let you do this are WA and NT, and the NT currently has no clubs that run 3 gun comps (as far as I'm aware). It also usually only allows you to own a single category C shotgun (which the NT does allow if you partake in clay shooting), that's if you get approved at all.

If all you had to do was show up to 6 three gun comps a year every nigger and their mum in this country would be doing it. Just look at all the cunts who do it for handguns. It may be easy for you but not everyone is in your circumstances.

>>28527971
>dat tiny rail

neat, just enough

>>28527971
any thing on the price will it be cheaper?

>>28530400
Probably a bit more expensive as the price of the regular model has also gone up.

>>28530400
Theyre around $850-950 depending where (keeping in mind the wood is similar now)

>>28528045
They've started selling the wood-stocked ones up here in Canada, so it may not be that long. I can't think of any restrictions about firearms from Turkey.

>>28531119
>They've started selling the wood-stocked ones up here in Canada, so it may not be that long.
One can dream. Hopefully the Turks aren't going to try selling them at the Australian prices; what're they going for up north?

>>28534284
$699 CAD for the 13 inch, $789 CAD for the 20inch.
http://www.tacticalimports.ca/nonrestricted-firearms-c-1.html?filter_id=26&sort=20a

>>28534322
That translates to about $550 ameribux. It might have to come down a little to get a fighting chance stateside, but its novelty factor alone might get some sales. The Turks would be wise to get their Australia sales done first before they attempted putting it on the American market, but it still sucks that we all have to wait.

>>28534487
id be flogging them as fast as i could in Australia b4 they have the review encase they ban it and lose a large lucrative market

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>>28536471
There's already an aftermarket for them

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>>28536515
>that stock
AND
>that price

>>28527971
Why do i want one of these?

>>28537682
Honestly having handled 1887 repro's I'm excited for the prospect of a modern lever shotgun

>>28536515
my god that's ugly

>>28536695
1usd=1.44 aud