9mm in Lever or Pump?

[adamsredlines]

Or get a Solo Blaster "AR15" and set it up for 9mm instead of Blackout. Not traditional looking, but its manually operated.

https://solo300.com/

 

[MacFromOK]

I'm more interested in a conventional look (maybe like the 7615) than an AR style.

Some great ideas.

 

[rickm]

IS there a reason it has to be in 9mm. cause you can find levers in 357/38 and 44 spl/mag and many other that dont have alot of recoil but will still do what a 9mm will.

 

[dennishoddy]

IS there a reason it has to be in 9mm. cause you can find levers in 357/38 and 44 spl/mag and many other that dont have alot of recoil but will still do what a 9mm will. Much better

FIFY

 

[MacFromOK]

IS there a reason it has to be in 9mm. cause you can find levers in 357/38 and 44 spl/mag and many other that dont have alot of recoil but will still do what a 9mm will.

I've actually considered a .357 lever action (seriously, at one time), but I'd rather have a 9mm at this point. More/less trying to consolidate calibers when it's practical.

And (as mentioned) 9mm is "normally" plentiful and cheap.

 

[adamsredlines]

How about a revolver carbine...

https://www.protactical.com.au/bran...-carbine-9mm-revolver-rifle-16-5-blued-6-shot

 

[MacFromOK]

RRP: $1,599.00

Yikes!

 

[adamsredlines]

Also probably only in Australia.
They come up with some neat stuff to work with their laws so was kinda looking at their offerings.

 

[xseler]

How about a revolver carbine...

https://www.protactical.com.au/bran...-carbine-9mm-revolver-rifle-16-5-blued-6-shot

Now that's nice!!

 

[dennishoddy]

This Italian made may be more in Mac's budget. Unfortunately it only offered in .45 Colt which puts it out of his criteria.
https://www.uberti-usa.com/1873-revolver-carbine-and-buntline