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The Tavor X95 (Shockwave shown for size comparison), guess the X95 would be a Type 4? Attached File |
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The bipod really ties it all together! |
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Quoted: An M-65 and a Krink look practical https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/07/25/article-2377533-143B4CAA000005DC-408_306x423.jpg This, my bin laden krink. ![]() ![]() Carried in a discreet backpack gun bag. ![]() I can either carry the Alpha or the krink. ![]()
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Quoted: Sir, this is Quoted: Quoted: I think I’d just as soon avoid an area where Plan A needs to be “bring the optimal PDW” though. ![]() Sir, this is You’re not my real dad!!!11
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Quoted: 6" 300BLK with Troy Tomahawk Short. 18.5" of argument. Also, has a cut down brake and a can, with supers and subs. @badkarmaiii You been raiding my safe? Attached File |
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@wood714 Pls tell me about the AR. |
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Quoted: This little guy is also decent https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/66797/IMG_1012_jpg-3086238.JPG Flux Raider-X This is likely my next significant gun purchase, depending on how this year goes. I'm pretty certain that it will fit into my glove box. |
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Quoted: I went cheaper and got a Stribog sp9a3s. I’m likening it a lot more than my other PCCs at the moment. Especially shooting suppressed. Stribog is a good choice but the stock sights suck I have: Stribog Mp5k Cz scorpion evo 9 Multiple ar9s And glocks in various calibers that are sbr’d Any one of them would be good as a truck/car gun, but if I’m looking for a shtf gun it’s gonna be one of my 5.56 sbrs with one of my recce 7 cans. I’m gonna want to reach out as far as possible. |
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Finally found a Unity Tactical EXO in stock for the X300. Only thing I may change on this now is switch the AEMS for a microprism as my go to PDW. Attached File |
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I opted for an 8” Blackout with a Law Tactical folder. This was before I added an optic and QD muzzle device. Attached File |
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I”m a big fan of chassis systems on handguns. No, they aren’t as effective as something dedicated as the B&T USW-A1, but they are the best money you can spend on an extra handgun you have laying around. Seriously, for roughly $100 you can take your RDS equipped handgun and turn it into a 33 round carbine equivalent that fits in a fucking glove box. It is a functional equivalent to an AR in 9mm but the small size factor means you are much more likely to have it with you when you need it. I’d be no more likely to have an a 9mm AR with me than a full blown rifle so this type of handgun based weapon makes sense for me: Attached File |
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Quoted: https://i.imgur.com/s6cMpMY.jpeg I’ve walked around with this in my backpack a few times while shopping. I”m gathering parts for one of those right now-had to put it off while I dealt with a house fire and acquiring a gun to put it in. Mine will have a 7.5” barrel in 9mm because I have a PA 1x prism scope that is calibrated for 9mm from a 7.5” barrel. I’ve been playing with the 68 grain Lehigh bullets and getting 1740fps out of a threaded G19 so I expect closer to 2,000 out of the 7.5” barrel. I may also get a .357 sig barrel as those do more like 2300fps in an 8” barrel. This will be a “walk out to the outhouse at night” gun as we have bears and coyote in the area near my cabin and they get hungry in the winter. |
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Quoted: PS90 with a mini ACOG in a TROS mount is the best I could come up with. Very light, 50 rounds, accurate, reliable, ammo is light weight, better range than 9mm. Is range really a consideration in a PDW? I’m having a hard time imagining a use case where more than 120-150 yards would be likely with a PDW….. You can face shoot a dude with a 9mm in a PDW at those distances-drop is similar to .300BLK so doping for that isn’t any different. |
What's out there for mag in grip PDWs? If I'm carrying something the size of an AR it might as well be an AR. What I really need to do is find my G17 and get that milled for the RMR that's been sitting around for like 2 years. I prefer to carry a 17 since I shoot it much better but man that 48 carries nice.I never really leave town except to fly to California to see family or drive to Chiraq to see my gf so if something hits off while I'm either place I guess I'll be cowboying it up with a G48 and a .44 Henry. Leverguns, the original PCC (RCC!). ??
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Quoted: 5” 5.56 with a Binary trigger, of course. ![]() Doubles as a concussive device. Guaranteed to clear a crowd! https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/66797/BF5D7A7C-AE0B-42C9-BB0F-859CDD92FAF7_jpe-3085972.JPG Cute, but could use more horsepower. Attached File |
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Quoted: Cute, but could use more horsepower. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/6163/51K-1_jpg-3086394.JPG Quoted: Quoted: 5” 5.56 with a Binary trigger, of course. ![]() Doubles as a concussive device. Guaranteed to clear a crowd! https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/66797/BF5D7A7C-AE0B-42C9-BB0F-859CDD92FAF7_jpe-3085972.JPG Cute, but could use more horsepower. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/6163/51K-1_jpg-3086394.JPG That looks miserable to shoot
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I don't go into cities. No need, no desire. If I walk out the door (sort of out in the country) I've got a big pistol in the holster and a couple extra big mags. When I leave my property to go out in public I have a compact pistols and three spare mags. When I go on a road trip (I drive around the cities) I have a carbine or two in the trunk and enough ammo as back up for the CCW on my hip. The only larger than a pistol/smaller than a carbine gun I have isn't something I carry out of the house. |
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Quoted: @badkarmaiii You been raiding my safe? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/66797/KIMG0087_jpg-3086222.JPG Quoted: Quoted: 6" 300BLK with Troy Tomahawk Short. 18.5" of argument. Also, has a cut down brake and a can, with supers and subs. @badkarmaiii You been raiding my safe? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/66797/KIMG0087_jpg-3086222.JPG Nice! I want to build another purse gun with the 9" FM-15 300BLK upper and a folder. Same storage size and more velocity! |
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Quoted: I”m a big fan of chassis systems on handguns. No, they aren’t as effective as something dedicated as the B&T USW-A1, but they are the best money you can spend on an extra handgun you have laying around. Seriously, for roughly $100 you can take your RDS equipped handgun and turn it into a 33 round carbine equivalent that fits in a fucking glove box. It is a functional equivalent to an AR in 9mm but the small size factor means you are much more likely to have it with you when you need it. I’d be no more likely to have an a 9mm AR with me than a full blown rifle so this type of handgun based weapon makes sense for me: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/48873/IMG_2076_jpeg-3086378.JPG Agree.
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Quoted: I"m a big fan of chassis systems on handguns. No, they aren't as effective as something dedicated as the B&T USW-A1, but they are the best money you can spend on an extra handgun you have laying around. Seriously, for roughly $100 you can take your RDS equipped handgun and turn it into a 33 round carbine equivalent that fits in a fucking glove box. It is a functional equivalent to an AR in 9mm but the small size factor means you are much more likely to have it with you when you need it. I'd be no more likely to have an a 9mm AR with me than a full blown rifle so this type of handgun based weapon makes sense for me: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/48873/IMG_2076_jpeg-3086378.JPG |
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Quoted: Is range really a consideration in a PDW? I’m having a hard time imagining a use case where more than 120-150 yards would be likely with a PDW….. Agreed. Range isnt a factor to me. If it was, a rifle would be the answer 100% of the time. Someone else had a good description earlier in the thread: medium spicy. Think uptick in random protests that could turn violent, general slowed emergency service responses, but everyone trying to keep life going as normal. A situation where you still have to get your work and errands done, but the potential for violence is significantly higher. Thats why concealment for pdws is a huge factor. Yeah, you want more performance than just your handgun, but anything big that looks like it could conceal a long gun, much less openly carrying a rifle might get you too much scrutiny by either authorities or bad actors. Regular edc: white suburban housewife spicy Pdws: medium spicy Actual rifles: hot spice Raid the armory and handout the beltfeds: thai spicy |
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Quoted: And just to get the thread started off on the proper serious note. https://i.imgur.com/3UQEwbt.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/0ki0QBJ.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/aeD6tma.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/6YDyMGz.jpeg The patches are a nice touch. Only anime patches would outdo that ;)
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Quoted: Nope, just a bullpup. Wouldnt consider a standard mk18 a type 4 either. Quoted: Quoted: guess the X95 would be a Type 4? Nope, just a bullpup. Wouldnt consider a standard mk18 a type 4 either. So what’s the threshold? I’ve never seen the classification with four different types where did that come from. |
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Quoted: So what’s the threshold? I’ve never seen the classification with four different types where did that come from. The 4 different subcategories are from the 9hole video linked in the OP. You dont have to agree and there is stuff that doesnt fit a category easily but its a pretty good breakdown. For me personally, I’d say “can be made smaller than a mk18”. So a 10.3” AR with a law folder makes the cut, but a regular mk18 would not, because its hard to conceal a mk18 without taking it down in anyway that doesnt scream “theres a gun in this long ass bag”. |
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Quoted: Does anyone actually run around with their PDW bag in daily life? I think I'll stick to CCW and rifle in vehicle. Maybe you have to commute into Baltimore or Chicago it would make sense. I'm with the other guy on avoiding cities. I am forced to go into Denver a few times a year to visit core customers and generally dread it due to all the homeless encampments and crazies prowling the streets. |
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Quoted: Does anyone actually run around with their PDW bag in daily life? I think I'll stick to CCW and rifle in vehicle. When I worked downtown next to the amtrak station, a mp5k clone that fit in a laptop bag and could be carried with me into my office without alarming the karens was much more secure than leaving a rifle in the parking lot. So, yes. Have done exactly that. |
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I saw this morning that Silencer Shop is selling these with free tax stamps... https://www.silencershop.com/promos/q-honey-badger-sbr.html |














