Ill bet it never sees production...
I think today is the day they are supposed to tell what the catch is.
Interesting, but I will wait to see the products final release.
I saw on another forum where it may be a trigger issue.
Rather than one shot per trigger pull, it may fire on trigger release, or perhaps on the second trigger pull.
Just speculation... I have no clue.
Rather than one shot per trigger pull, it may fire on trigger release, or perhaps on the second trigger pull.
Just speculation... I have no clue.
https://www.outdoorhub.com/news/201...klin-armory-reformation-hands-shot-show-2018/
What we know so far:
What we know so far:
- The “firearm” has a rifled barrel so we can put that rumor to rest.
- The trigger is the standard binary trigger from Franklin. It shoots once when you pull the trigger, and once when you release it.
- The “firearm” is 26″ long and comes with a stock and no need for a tax stamp or ATF paper work.
- It shoot’s really well and feels just like an SBR
- We don’t know what the loop hole Franklin armory found to get an ATF letter saying this is not an SBR
- It might have something to do with the overall length and the barrel length, but they will not confirm anything until tomorrow.
From what I understand... a less than 16" barrel OR a less than 26" overall length qualifies a rifle as an SBR (18" or 26" for shotguns). It doesn't require both.
Guess we'll find out eventually, unless this is just a horrible publicity stunt...
Guess we'll find out eventually, unless this is just a horrible publicity stunt...
Has to be something to do with the trigger.
It's a muzzle loader.
The article I just posted said they shot the gun and it shoots and feels just like a SBR, they dont know what "the catch" is.
I guess we find out tomorrow.
