Well, I can honestly say I was glad I walked all the way to the end of the range yesterday, because the reps from Lancer were showcasing their new 7.62 x 51 L30 modern sporting rifle. And there was no line to shoot them. Bonus! I gotta say, I love me some carbon fiber: I once dropped a grand on a Dunhill carbon fiber fountain pen, so I was positively salivating over these beautiful precision rifles . . .
These rifles are available in five configurations: Heavy Metal, Designated Marksman, Long Range Tactical, Modern Battle Rifle, and Hunter. They feature ambidextrous bolt releases and oversized magazine release buttons. They are designed to be used with the SR-25 / DPMS style magazine, as well as Lancer’s own new L7 Advanced Warfighter Magazine. And I really like how the mag well extensions are removable so that the rifle can be adapted to specific missions.
A couple of the test samples were set up for competition shooting, and they really had a race car look and feel to them. Even the muzzle brakes looked sleek and modern.
And did I mention that the handguards are made of carbon fiber?
Nice, I like the look of carbon fiber to, but I don’t have an extra grand around, so I can stick to aluminum.
The hand shot stopped him, yes, because he was scratching his nuts at the time.
Marketing Rule #1: Never name an expensive rifle after a cheap wine. Just don’t.
“I once dropped a grand on a Dunhill carbon fiber fountain pen,”
And I’m supposed to respect your opinion of a firearm that I might have to bet the lives of my family on?
Waiter? Check Please!
Any link to the LEO disagreeing with Piers?
Take a joke people. I think this is hilarious!
Tech question here. Never been to a strip club. What I have seen on TV & the movies is that they are really dark. True? Any advice for a fire fight in low light situations . . . w/ loads of bystanders?
Owned by CZ, the “Wesson” name is just that, in name only…
Sigh. Is Walther just philosophically opposed to .45 ACP? 🙁