Just Right Carbines

[Major Kong]

I saw a couple of these at the Knoxville gun show yesterday and was intrigued. Carbines in 45acp, 40s&w and 9mm that take Glock mags and have lots of AR interchangeable parts. Downside is that they are more expensive (about $600) than the Hi Point 995 or the Sub 2000. Upside is that they take Glock mags and they aren't as ugly as the Sub 2000 or the 995.

Anyone have any experience with them?

http://www.justrightcarbines.com/

[BigK]

I've been looking at these lately too. I'd be interested to hear some first-hand knowledge instead of the usual copy/paste from the internet, which is mostly what I've seen.

[Steelharp]

The only immediate drawback (for ME) is that it requires optics. I want something that has "for sure" iron sights on it.

[mikegideon]

Looks like you could stick AR irons on it. More money, of course.

[Steelharp]

That's ok. I've already got a thousand million in my Ruger PC 9. I'd never recoup, so I'm just hanging on to it.

[mikegideon]

IMO, that's the one to have.

[Steelharp]

pm to stop hijack...

[Tncobra]

Major,

I have a friend with the .45. It has too many feed problems for me.

Another carbine that interests me is the Thureon Defense 9 or .45 $700 ish.

[Guest FIST]

I handled one at the Academy of Self Protection. Felt sturdy, wasn't too impressed with it overall. I would like a chance to shoot one though.

[Slpeod]

Got the chance to see a guy put a few mags through one at the range - then I talked to him about it for a few. It functioned fine I never notice him have any malfunctions but wasn't impressed by the construction for the price. I also am in the market and was contemplating either a Lonewolf or a Double diamond glock mag only lower. Each one has its trade offs.