Pump action repeter BullPup coming soon
Evanix is coming out with the smartest way of cocking a BullPup, the pump acion.
Here is the pleliminary R/D designs, If the pump action is smooth (no reason to belive it wont since the leveractions are absolutely Butter smooth)
It might be a pretty cool Pup, all calibers from .177 to .357 😀
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Pump action is fine for hunting but PITA if you want to shoot from a rest. Straight pull back is also quite stiff with higher spring rates needed for high power.
Do you sleep with a loaded Evanix by your side?
Do you realize how many hogs are on that island? If each one contributed only a dollar, well….I, personally, would sleep very lightly at night!
Any indication that poly-tipped, explosive .357 ammo will be available soon for the 9mm/357?
Arkansas is supposed to be rich in feral pigs. However, the only pigs I’ve seen around here are shopping at Walmart. It’s not legal to hunt them.
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Uncle H 😯 😯 t
LOL, I wouldn’t be surprised if one of these days a Hog takes me out, sometimes I’m some crazy, scary tight spots and really pray 🙂
Funny you ask that, but My Stormpup .357 is always loaded, good quick possible home defense along my Glock 19
no need for explosive ammo, standard lead has proven more than sufficient for taking down big Boars
And yeah, we have those protected hogs running all around Walmart here too 🙂
That’s a cool piece !!
I’ll wager every hog on your island is contributing to a bounty for the first boar to take you out!!
Do you sleep with a loaded Evanix by your side?
Do you realize how many hogs are on that island? If each one contributed only a dollar, well….I, personally, would sleep very lightly at night!
Any indication that poly-tipped, explosive .357 ammo will be available soon for the 9mm/357?
Arkansas is supposed to be rich in feral pigs. However, the only pigs I’ve seen around here are shopping at Walmart. It’s not legal to hunt them.
Regards,
Uncle H 😯 😯 t
Are you thinking about getting the .357 to go along with your other .357s?
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Ho yeah, not much of a bench rest gun for sure, I wander how light/smooth they’ll be able to make the cocking action