.223 pistol
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Spike
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First off Im new to the board so I wanna say hi to everyone. Lately ive been shooting alot of .223 and Ive been kicking around the idea of having a pistol chambered in a .223. I know its kinda crazy but i was thinking it would be single shot break open, or a side x side or over under, cuz the case length. Probably around 12" barrel length.
My question is wat are the regulations or.... I guess the word would be qualifications to chamber this caliber as a pistol so it doesnt have to be a 16" rifle.
My question is wat are the regulations or.... I guess the word would be qualifications to chamber this caliber as a pistol so it doesnt have to be a 16" rifle.
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Fork Horn
Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Painesville, ohio
First off Im new to the board so I wanna say hi to everyone. Lately ive been shooting alot of .223 and Ive been kicking around the idea of having a pistol chambered in a .223. I know its kinda crazy but i was thinking it would be single shot break open, or a side x side or over under, cuz the case length. Probably around 12" barrel length.
My question is wat are the regulations or.... I guess the word would be qualifications to chamber this caliber as a pistol so it doesnt have to be a 16" rifle.
My question is wat are the regulations or.... I guess the word would be qualifications to chamber this caliber as a pistol so it doesnt have to be a 16" rifle.
http://www.hsprecision.com/new_pistols.htm
http://www.geocities.com/the_new_rob...c223pistol.jpg
http://image10.webshots.com/10/6/93/...6YpqRJK_ph.jpg
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Typical Buck
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I'm going to assume it would cost a chunk of change to have one hand made. Why not just look at the Thompson Center Contender? www.tcarms.com/firearms/g2ContenderPistols.php
#5
many companies already make them! As long as it doesnt have a stock and leaves the manufacture as a pistol, and not a short barreled rifle it is good.
http://www.hsprecision.com/new_pistols.htm
http://www.geocities.com/the_new_rob...c223pistol.jpg
http://image10.webshots.com/10/6/93/...6YpqRJK_ph.jpg
http://www.hsprecision.com/new_pistols.htm
http://www.geocities.com/the_new_rob...c223pistol.jpg
http://image10.webshots.com/10/6/93/...6YpqRJK_ph.jpg
it has to leave the fatory as a handgun, or a rifle.
And it would cost way to much to have one built for you.
You have to have a receiver with a seral #, and you would be better off just getting one allready made. (handgun)
Good Luck.
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Fork Horn
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Upstate NY
I am a gunsmith, you Can't ( Can Not ) make a hand gun into a rifle, Or a Rifle into a handgun.
it has to leave the fatory as a handgun, or a rifle.
And it would cost way to much to have one built for you.
You have to have a receiver with a seral #, and you would be better off just getting one allready made. (handgun)
Good Luck.
it has to leave the fatory as a handgun, or a rifle.
And it would cost way to much to have one built for you.
You have to have a receiver with a seral #, and you would be better off just getting one allready made. (handgun)
Good Luck.
If you want to find some more info on hunting hand guns and such check out Specialtypistols.com
#7
There is a semi auto version made.As well its a ar15 with out a stock. Where the main spring goes it has a plug .11 inch barrel and will take a 30 rd mag still. most of the lower is aluminum. check gunbroker.



