When is a gun company gonna come out and make stuff thats actually

>>34419744
The only one of these I can even remotely get behind is the .50AE M1

>>34419744
Fuck that. When is anything but AR-15s going to even be in stock?

>>34419744
>if its priced under $400 otherwise I have no interest
FTFY.

>>34419744
>faggy millenials
Every fucking time. Some 30 year old who can't spell the word millennial wants to bitch about them.

>>34419814
30 year olds ARE millenials. 1980-2000.

>>34419824
I know, that was my point. 2000 is way too late, though. Should stop in the mid 90s.

>>34419744
The problem is that you're never going to get them down to price point that would support a large market for most of them.

>>34419744
I really want revolver rifles to be more popular. They're not the best tool for any job but they're so cool.

>>34419843
>Solve the cylinder gap burning support hand issue
>???
>Revolver rifles will be more popular

I can only imagine the sheer hell that .50 BMG would unleash on the mechanics of a revolver.

>>34419824
Oregon trail generation reporting. You millennial trash are fucked. Enjoy your universal living stipend, and be around the 5th to collect rent

>>34419914
Some kind of plate covering the cylinder gap facing the support hand would work, but you'd need to make it either a fixed cylinder or inverted swing out cylinder.

>>34419744
>Madsen Style Gun in 7.62x39
disgusting, I want the 7.62x51 before the 7.62x39

>>34419938
I'm almost certainly older than you.

An AR15 that fed .308 from the side would fulfill my need of owning an FG42.

>>34420000
Actually this kind of thing was attempted and increases the chance of chainfire.

Source: lord ian

>>34420137
SMG Guns makes both an 8mm and a 7.62x51 mm FG42. Only problems is, they cost $5,000

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>>34419744
If someone sold one of these I would buy one in a heartbeat.

>>34420683
Good thing it's not 1850 anymore.

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>>34419744
Some things I am working on:
Tube fed semi-auto .357/.38.
Simplified gas delayed, striker fired pistol caliber carbine.

Would anyone be interested in seeing the TRW LMR in semi auto?

>>34421107
Physics are still the same

I get what you mean, tho, someone must think of something else

>>34420683
yeah in black powder models. you aint gonna chain fire a cylinder loaded with cartridges

>>34421127
The physics aren't the same, there's no exposed powder to set off with a spark.

>>34421110
>Tube fed semi-auto .357/.38

That's my fucking dream gun. Please make this a reality anon-kun.

>>34419744
>>big revolver rifle in .50BMG
>get lawyered to death because some retard cuts off his arms with it

>>34419744
I want all the wonder-nines but chambered in 7.62x25.

>>34419744
Whitney Wolverine revival in 9mm

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> a modern break action revolver
> a top loading shotgun a la Halo
>mfw

>>34420683
Just do all the things the hand nugget did right except for proprietary cartridges

>>34421401
>triggerpull of an elephant because it has to seal against the cartridge

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>>34421350
This. Such an underrated round...

>>34421350
norinco makes a knockoff sig clone in 7.62

>>34421398
I would drop pretty close to a grand for an halo ce shotgun not 8 gauge but 10

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I want FG-42 in 6.8 Grendel

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>>34419744
I want this

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>>34419744
I want the sexiest FAL variant, USA's T48.
>that furniture

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>tfw kel tec says this thing will fall apart after 6000 rounds but fuck if its not fun as hell

Kel tec is bro-tier

>>34421575
I like that trigger guard, but damn that unpleasing barrel extension.

>>34421446
It's banned from US import though.

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If we're dreaming about fun stuff, I want them to either repeal NFA '34 or reopen the machine gun registry that they closed in 1986.

I want my cheap stamped sheetmetal open-bolt pistol-caliber range-toy SMG, dammit. I want my new production S&W M76 or KP45 clone--maybe change it up a tiny little bit by sticking on the triangular stamped sheetmetal folding stock from an AK74 and offering a version with a short barrel, like 4" or 4 1/2" with a threaded muzzle. Put a flash suppressor on it to protect the threads when you're not running the can. Maybe see if curved magazines help reliability with this design. Maybe with a feedramp that's hollowpoint-friendly it could even make a good home defense gun or "truck gun." "Oh look, Martha. Rioters. Please be a dear and hand me the golf bag that's behind the back seat."

>>34419914
>>34420683
These work fine. Just needs to be made by non-taurus companies.
>>34420000
Quads of truth. The circuit judge solved this issue with a little plate. Check out the pics: http://www.gunbroker.com/item/663042810

>>34421977
What if I gave you that in semi auto, moved the magwell back to the trigger guard, and gave you a longer bbl? The stock would be telescoping - not folding.

>>34422132
>These work fine
Debatable.

>>34419795
When you live in California. Here, AR-15s are never in stock.

>>34419744
I just want the NFA and Hughes to go away so American companies can start cranking out P90 clones like they do ARs.

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>>34422144
>pointless "semi-auto carbine" abortion of a subgun with 8" of naked barrel sticking out the front of the front handguard in order to comply with NFA '34

Gee, will it come with a phony suppressor to cover up all that naked barrel hanging out the front?

>>34422144
You forgot about closed bolt.

>>34421468
>Not being man enough for 8 gauge

>>34419938
Oregon Trail generation IS millennial generation, fuckstick. Literally all the people you hear on the internet wanking over Oregon Trail played it on Apple IIs at school back in the '80s and early '90s. That's millennial time.

>>34422420
There's two people who complain about Millennials, Baby Boomers, and Millennials who don't understand that they're Millennials.

>>34421401
>all the things the handnugget did right except the proprietary cartridges
>the things that need a proprietary cartridge

>>34419744
All I want is something that looks like a G11, it doesn't even have to be the real thing.
But dreams will stay dreams...

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>>34422428
>>34422420
actually, it depends on who wrote their own definition on what Generation Y is.
Every company has a different view on who and what Generation Y is.

So companies like MetLife includes anyone born from 1977 - 1995 and the guy who originally wrote about Gen Y and the US Census Beauru puts it as 1982 to 2000.

Basically, it's just opinions and completely arbitrary, mostly because no one cares what even they themselves wrote.

>>34422478
Given that's almost literally a plastic box, couldn't you just 3D print a stockset for a 10/22 or Hi-Point rifle?

I mean supposedly they were remarkably lightweight, and for a Hi-Point, the boxy shape should feel just right, the magazine even fits in the grip.

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>>34422478
>>34422603
Observe.

Just take off the stock and sights, then put on a 3D printed shell stock thing you make design yourself.
Though it might end up a bit short so you might have to put on a muzzle-device, barrel extension, or outright register it as an SBR.

Anyone able to put a binary trigger on a RPK semi clone to get a decent area of denial gun possibly? Maybe it's stupid but price would be so
much lower than an actual full auto

Please if someone can comment and viability really been thinking

Or adding these triggers to those semi auto SAW clones

Thanks

>>34422702
Honestly a light trigger and bump-stock works better for an improvised machinegun, you can even use it with a bipod.

Google "Bump-SAW"

Well the DP-12 is a fun gun with no real application in mind

>>34422573
>and the US Census Bureau puts it as 1982 to 2000.
This would be correct. The problem stems from those who conflate Gen Y and Millennials.

>>34421110
Yes

Direct impingement stamped receiver 7 lug rotating bolt semi automatic rifle in 5.56mm.

>>34420973
And the waiting list is starting to get into the one year delivery territory.

I kinda want an m1 carbine in 50AE now...

>>34419744
Han Solo's gun is a real thing (c96 iirc).

As are Storm Trooper guns (Sterling smgs).

As are Rebel hoth rifles (StG 44s iirc)

>>34422957
I've always just used "old enough to remember but not old enough to drink by 9/11" as my marker.

>>34419744
>50AE M1 carbine
you can get pretty close and do that with an ar15
>big revolver rifle in .50BMG
that'd be fun but and i'd be all over it for ~1k bucks I guess you'll have to just deal with 45-70, 480 or 500 mag for time being
>AR-15 that feeds from the side chanbered in .308
you can already do this with 50 bmg

if i could snap my fingers and make a gun appear it would be a k31 in 45-90

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>>34419744


>AR-15 that feeds from the side chanbered in .308

Make it a short stroke tappet system and you have a modernized FG42

>The FG17

>>34419744
Can some one give the names of these products?

>>34422210
>naked barrel hanging out the front
Agreed. Up to now, every previous execution of these have been pretty ugly. But no one has a problem with 16" AR bbls. The mid-length gas systems really improve the lines. That is the key, don't make the gun look like an SMG with a longer bbl. For our eye, there is a proper ratio of bbl:handguard:reciever:magwell:stock. An UZI with a full stock looks sexy as fuck. An UZI with a 16" bbl and a bbl shroud is ugly as sin.

>>34422265
Yes, close bolt and striker fired. But I leaning toward gas delayed blow back as opposed to straight blow back.

>>34419744
>revolver rifle
>.50 bmg
RIP OP's fingers/face

>>34421110
>Tube fed semi-auto .357/.38.
Honestly interested in how it would cycle and extract with the tube magazine

>>34424402
Are you familiar with the vertical cam on a Mk19? The Browning MG action would work too but I want way few parts than that.

>>34424402
Exactly like the ruger model 44 operated.

>>34419744
I want to see a return to pocket pistols, but with the advantages of the smaller high velocity cartridges we have today. I want something that can manage 11 rounds but be as around the size of a P238. Obviously you wouldn't be using .380 to get that kind of capacity in that size.

>>34424545
Not a huge fan of that action. It works in the M1 carbine but in the Model 44 it had problems with lead fouling the gas system. Copper jacketed bullets fixed this but I know guys will want to shoot wheel weights for 6 cents a round. I want to keep manufacturing costs down. So minimal parts count, machining, special steels, and heat treatment. Long stroke roller lock is the current leader. As is the controlled feed non-rotating bolt and vertical cam.

>>34420995
Start harping on HMG to make this their next project after the STG 44

>>34421398
>top loading shotgun
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34r6W_POG38

>spent $2000 on an E11 replica
Wew lad

>>34428780
If you want that kind of wasted dosh you need to figure out a way to capture the furry market.

>>34419744
Faggy Millennials buy plastic shit not real guns.