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This is an interesting design
Libertas:
Bond Arms Bullpup9...based on the Boberg DAO design.
This thing looks like is has barely anything for a barrel but it is actually 3.35" because of the open-rear magazine...it grabs the next round from the back and pulls it back and up and just as the spent casing is ejected the new round loads the chamber. It is really a neat design that utilizes its space quite well and makes this interesting entry into the small concealable pistol market. Because of its rear-grabbing nature some ammo is better than others, fortunately for them the rounds with the best crimp is also some of the better ammo on the market for both defense (couple Hornady flavors, Federal Hydra-Shok, Speer Gold-Dot) and plinking (Winchester white box). And 7 rounds of 9-mil isn't bad for a small pistol, looks like it might fit in the hand nicely too and the recoil in the videos looks fairly tame. And I read the trigger is almost striker-fire like. It also uses a rotating barrel like the PX4.
Not sure if I would buy one, but a small 9 does have some appeal...if I ever come across one to rent I'll give it a go.
Alphabet Soup:
Dayum, that's sweet! Now re-engineer it for .40 and you gotta deal!
rustybayonet:
Nice little weapon, but some what over priced at the suggested $977 - I like my little Ruger.380 to back up the S&W double stack .40 that I carry. Home defense is the Judge, 5 rounds alternated - 410 ga / .45 long
Libertas:
I hear ya Rusty...
My progression is Bersa Thunder (.380) followed by Glock 30SF (.45ACP) and S&W Governor (.45LC/.45ACP/.410 WinPDX1 discs)!
::thumbsup::
Of course I have to go swimming first! ;)
rustybayonet:
Liked the Governor, but already had the Judge -yep only 5 rounds instead of 6 but close in the house one of each would be more than enough.
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