Really bizarre 9mm carbine

[ZA_Survivalist]

not a fan of that model. But their wood model takes beretta 92 mags, looks much better and now that I know it exists, I'll probably buy one.
I hear they do have issues.. but it's a 9mm M1 that takes 92 mags!

 

[CountryGent]

not a fan of that model. But their wood model takes beretta 92 mags, looks much better and now that I know it exists, I'll probably buy one.
I hear they do have issues.. but it's a 9mm M1 that takes 92 mags!

If you give it a spin, looking forward to the range report.

 

[ZA_Survivalist]

If you give it a spin, looking forward to the range report.

Currently taking my AR9 apart to sell the adapter and upper to aid in the gun funds to buy one of the classic wood models. Had no idea these existed.
Watched a few videos so far, seems like it'll run just fine!

 

[Alexx1401]

not a fan of that model. But their wood model takes beretta 92 mags, looks much better and now that I know it exists, I'll probably buy one.
I hear they do have issues.. but it's a 9mm M1 that takes 92 mags!

They still make it and it looks DAMN nice. Of course can't buy them here which is probably for the best for me as I would surely end up with one. Some of them of course have to work but, they let WAY too many problems out the door. It would really be a bummer to get one of the problem children and be having to try to get it to work. Damn thing does really look nice to me though.

 

[Boyandhisdogs]

The name "Chiappa" scares the crap out of me. Too close to "Crappa".

I own a different oddball Chiappa and... as much as I like the IDEA of it, the execution is crappy.

 

[CLT65]

The whole faux silencer thing has always been a mystery to me too. They have many of the downsides (e.g., weight, bulk, change in handling characteristics, etc.) of a real can, but none of the benefits (e.g., noise suppression, flash reduction). They don't require a tax stamp and are generally cheaper, but what is the point? Does not compute.

I think it's called "larping"...