I got to handle one of these in person, and here is my impressions:
I am not impressed at all...
Although the construction of the pistol looks solid, there are a lot of flaws in the design, and I'll go through them on by one.
1. The single point sling you see in the pic- well, the gun I saw doesn't have any way to actually mount it. Mayeb the sling comes with a replacement screw or something.
2. No bolt catch release. Magazines lock the bolt popen when empty, upon loading a new one you have to work the bolt handle to chamber a fresh round.
3. Magazine release poorly done. A small button on the RIGHT side of the pistol which is apparently meatnt to be operated by the right index finger. All fine and dandy, but you need an 8" index finger to actually reach it! The only way to release the magazine is to hold the weapon with the offhand, remove your hand from the pistol grip, and pres the button. Being taht the button is only on the right side, you can't actuate it with your left hand!
4. Basic gun does not come with foregrip- only exposed barrel.
5. The biggie flaw of them all- charging handle is on the right side. Think about #2 for a minute. You physically cannot charge/load the weapon without either A. rotating the weapon 90 degrees to the left 'gangsta style" to operate the charging handle with your left hand or B. remove your right hand from the pistol grip while hold the weapon with the left hand (on the non-existant foregrip) and operating the bolt with your right hand!
I was astounded at the, well, absurdly stupid controls layout of this weapon. Aboslutely no though about the manual of arms whatsoever. In fact, this weapon would work really well for a left handed person, as firing left handed your right hand would be free to operate the bolt handle and magazine release!
The ergonomics of the grip and balance were pretty good and the integral picatinney rail were nice. It also has a threaded muzzle with a portector, and will fit standard AR-15 muzzle attachments, although the shop owner said that nothing would time proerly from what he had tried. Magazines were snug and did not drop free- had to be pulled out by hand althogh they were not jammed by any means.
Regardless of if it fires well, I ould have to give it a big thumbs down, unless you plan on firing it left handed.
[eta] sorry for bad spelling, it is 2am and I am tired.