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Henry USA Homesteader - 9mm carbine
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Puts me in mind of a BAR the way the back of the receiver slopes. The forearm looks to me like it needs a little something. Maybe more rounded?
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That's the best description of the Ruger PCC I've read!
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Got the Browning hump.
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PCC is ugly but a mall-ninja M4 is beautiful?
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When these first hit the ads that they were coming along I thought the same thing. Sure as hell looked strange. Then when I saw that they had made them so they would take several kinds of mags, including Glock, they suddenly looked much better.
Having a lifetime supply of Glock mags I now knew I would be buying one of these. Took a while till someone on the auction had one at a low enough price to get me to pull the trigger. They were going to settle in at about $450 at that time and when I found one place selling them for $525 I could not stand it any more and ordered one. Price I see them selling for now that no longer seems high. When Henry showed up in ads I loved the wood stock but then I have LONG been a fan of the PCC. I have had some really crap ones over the years. Had one of those Commando Arms in .45 for years. Sheet metal stamping to look something like a Thomson. They worked but were really CHEAPLY made with a trigger pull so hard it kind of felt like you still had the safety on. Still loved it until many years after they stopped making them some guy had to have it so bad he offered several times what I paid for it.
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That would be The Washington State version at the top.
The resemblence is more than passing, though, I will give you that.
The bottom picture brings to mind the old Winchester self-loading rifles.
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When they make one in .40 S&W I'll be more interested. Right now my Sub-2000 in 40 that takes Glock 23 mags or bigger is just dandy.
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