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Posted: 9/20/2016 10:01:51 AM EDT
This little 22 is by far the most innovative, coolest gun I have come across in years. 
electronic trigger, which is incredible 
on off switch 
one of the reasons the Bullpup shoot is so awesome 
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Posted: 9/20/2016 10:05:01 AM EDT
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Who makes the electronic trigger .22? |
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Posted: 9/20/2016 10:10:59 AM EDT
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any updates from Lithgow on that F90?
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Posted: 9/20/2016 8:10:38 PM EDT
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Tag. Who makes the electronic trigger .22? Vadum Inc, Electronic Arms Division, eBP-22. Sven let me bring a few units up to show. There was so much awesome stuff there, and the vendors (Manticore, Ratworx, Krebs, etc) were all really fun to hang out with. The facility hosts (The Site) were also cool. A few people thought the .22 was suppressed - everyone was just deaf from all the full-auto through a muzzle brake 
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Posted: 9/21/2016 5:27:21 PM EDT
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Vadum Inc, Electronic Arms Division, eBP-22. Sven let me bring a few units up to show. There was so much awesome stuff there, and the vendors (Manticore, Ratworx, Krebs, etc) were all really fun to hang out with. The facility hosts (The Site) were also cool. A few people thought the .22 was suppressed - everyone was just deaf from all the full-auto through a muzzle brake Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Tag. Who makes the electronic trigger .22? Vadum Inc, Electronic Arms Division, eBP-22. Sven let me bring a few units up to show. There was so much awesome stuff there, and the vendors (Manticore, Ratworx, Krebs, etc) were all really fun to hang out with. The facility hosts (The Site) were also cool. A few people thought the .22 was suppressed - everyone was just deaf from all the full-auto through a muzzle brake Are they going to be sold? Sent you an Im but didn't hear if or when they might be available. |
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Posted: 9/21/2016 6:34:01 PM EDT
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Are they going to be sold? Sent you an Im but didn't hear if or when they might be available. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Tag. Who makes the electronic trigger .22? Vadum Inc, Electronic Arms Division, eBP-22. Sven let me bring a few units up to show. There was so much awesome stuff there, and the vendors (Manticore, Ratworx, Krebs, etc) were all really fun to hang out with. The facility hosts (The Site) were also cool. A few people thought the .22 was suppressed - everyone was just deaf from all the full-auto through a muzzle brake Are they going to be sold? Sent you an Im but didn't hear if or when they might be available. The eBP will retail at $1650 and I think(?) they are already available. |
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Posted: 9/21/2016 7:18:15 PM EDT
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The eBP will retail at $1650 and I think(?) they are already available. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Tag. Who makes the electronic trigger .22? Vadum Inc, Electronic Arms Division, eBP-22. Sven let me bring a few units up to show. There was so much awesome stuff there, and the vendors (Manticore, Ratworx, Krebs, etc) were all really fun to hang out with. The facility hosts (The Site) were also cool. A few people thought the .22 was suppressed - everyone was just deaf from all the full-auto through a muzzle brake Are they going to be sold? Sent you an Im but didn't hear if or when they might be available. The eBP will retail at $1650 and I think(?) they are already available. The eBP-22 is already available, $1650 with the threaded Beyer 16" lightweight aluminum shrouded barrel. If you are in California, it needs a 20" barrel because they have a state-level law for measuring Over-All Length (OAL) in the shortest-shootable configuration, whereas federal OAL is measured with a telescoping or folding stock in the fully-extended state. For 20" we have be shipping with a Whistlepig lightweight barrel. Email to : [email protected] for ordering and payment info. I don't see any PMs (new ones at least) but my mailbox might be full or something. |
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Posted: 10/9/2016 4:47:00 PM EDT
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Looks cool... what .22 non-electronic bullpup alternatives are there?
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Posted: 10/9/2016 7:12:36 PM EDT
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Looks cool... what .22 non-electronic bullpup alternatives are there? There are a few different chassis options for 10/22 one looks like a p90 Hightower armoury I want to say. Red jacket had one that been taken over by someone else I shot one of those at the bullpup shoot in KY I think that was three years ago pretty neat. I think center balance or whatever there name is that does ak and sks chassis does a few other models of 22. Besides that there was a weird walther 22 bullpup and way back there used to be some famasish looking 22 bullpups imported. |
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Posted: 11/4/2016 1:05:09 AM EDT
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I wish Manticore Arms and Rat Worx
had gotten their stuff together and in one pile - and had taken this somewhere: "Published on Sep 27, 2014 Atthe 2014 Bullpup Shoot in Waterman Illinois Manticore Arms and Rat Worx announced their new integrated suppressor rail system for the IWI 9mm Tavor rifle. Yes, it looks like the M41A Pulse Rifle." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDTqQmCN17s It'd still be nice to have on a 5.56 Tavor. |
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Posted: 11/4/2016 1:17:44 PM EDT
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I wish Manticore Arms and Rat Worxhad gotten their stuff together and in one pile - and had taken this somewhere: "Published on Sep 27, 2014 At the 2014 Bullpup Shoot in Waterman Illinois Manticore Arms and Rat Worx announced their new integrated suppressor rail system for the IWI 9mm Tavor rifle. Yes, it looks like the M41A Pulse Rifle." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDTqQmCN17s It'd still be nice to have on a 5.56 Tavor. I agree, it would be awesome, but the difficulties of doing it in 5.56 at a price point and weight the market would accept has been a challenge. Other than the appearance being similar it is a totally different beast in materials and engineering vs. the 9mm. There have been working prototypes for some time but nothing we are satisfied with for public consumption. Sven Manticore Arms |
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