Ask Hammer Redux
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Kashluk
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PerroViejo
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Dear Hammer:
Being that you earn your keep selling firearms, I take it that often you will get to witness or hear about personal grievances that any number of your customers may have about particular firearm models or manufacturers. Which company and which firearm is the worst offender that you've ever seen/heard of?
Also what is your opinion of the AWI/FEATHERUSA, Rav-9mm and Rav-45 ACP. They sell themselves as
What do you know about this system, the manufacturers, designers and overall rep of the product?
Being that you earn your keep selling firearms, I take it that often you will get to witness or hear about personal grievances that any number of your customers may have about particular firearm models or manufacturers. Which company and which firearm is the worst offender that you've ever seen/heard of?
Also what is your opinion of the AWI/FEATHERUSA, Rav-9mm and Rav-45 ACP. They sell themselves as
I however find it interesting that one of the configurations that they sell seems to be intended for CQC applications, even though the weapon is not offered in a "Law Enforcement Only" burst or automatic fire option, nor is there a shortened barrel version intended for such use."Manufacture of Guns, Rifles and Shooting Accessories for Shooter's, Varmint Hunting, Backpacking, Camping, Boaters and Pilots that want a Lightweight Take-Down-Rifle for Carry."
What do you know about this system, the manufacturers, designers and overall rep of the product?
Last edited by PerroViejo on Tue Dec 16, 2003 12:55 am, edited 2 times in total.
No problem. I'm at school right now (F'ing around in class!), but I'll post the info on the 50-100 Remington cartridge when I get home.Kashluk wrote:Thanks for the .22 info, Murph... If you had more about the other cartridges I'd be very pleased.
Aha! No wonder I had never heard of such a caliber before. I have very little knowledge about cap and ball pistols.Doyle wrote:MurPHy wrote:
Damn, there's some old-ass rounds there. The tenth edition of Cartridges of the World doesn't even mention a .36 caliber revolver or rifle cartridge,
That's because, to my knowledge, there never was a self-contained .36 caliber cartridge. I believe the Colt Navy .36 caliber revolver, one of the most popular pistols of the wild-west, was a "cap and ball" revolver. You loaded a ball, black powder, and a percussion cap into each of the cylinders.
