Oh No a Henry 9MM Carbine

[BigBolt]

[SHOT 2023] Henry USA's new Semiauto 9mm Carbine - The Homesteader -The Firearm Blog

Really surprised by Henry and a true ambidextrous rifle.

 

[joshb]

Shoulda been a 44 Magnum, in my humble opinion.

 

[dantiff2]

[SHOT 2023] Henry USA's new Semiauto 9mm Carbine - The Homesteader -The Firearm Blog

Really surprised by Henry and a true ambidextrous rifle.

Neat little package I've been actively pursuing Armscor (Rock island) to produce a little 9mm bolt action rifle on their TCM platform (mag fed) and it sounds like the idea has made it to management levels within. Keep your fingers crossed!

 

[BigBolt]

Shoulda been a 44 Magnum, in my humble opinion.

You can really go Big here.

AR500 - 500 Auto Max Rifle NEXT GEN - Big Horn Armory

The most powerful short range semi-auto in the world by Big Horn Armory! Based on an AR 308 platform, it is capable of putting 50 BMG power on target.

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[TC260]

I think it's a nice looking rifle and hope they do well with it. Further down in the link there's also mention of a new rimmed 360 Buckhammer cartridge. Other than the lame obviously-focus-group-inspired name, it looks like a nice modest recoiling deer round. For our so called "primitive weapons" laws here in the south, I've become a big fan of the 35 Remington. A ballistically similar rimmed cartridge for use in single shots would be a nice option.

 

[ebb]

It would make sense to me that they would have made the action big enough to do 40S&W 10mm 45ACP and 44 mag. Ideally maybe 2 different sized receivers to make rifles an all those pistol chamberings. Maybe they have but will not release them until they are ready to.

 

[kzin]

Non-assault-rifle semis are getting more valuable in more states.

 

[kzin]

Comes from the factory with a rail and a rear sight that's blocked by the rail?

 

[3Phantoms]

That looks very interesting! Don't know if I can hold out for the version in 10mm.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

I like it

 

[FNSafari]

Shoulda been a 44 Magnum, in my humble opinion.

Probably do not want to deal with a cartridge with a rim.

 

[joshb]

Probably do not want to deal with a cartridge with a rim.

Probably. I have an old Ruger 44 Carbine. It’s perfect except for it’s limited capacity.

 

[mousegunner]

Don't care for the stocks but I'm sure something aftermarket will out. If it takes MP mags I'm interested.

 

[jcm800]

40 s&w / glock mags and I'm in.

 

[FNSafari]

Probably. I have an old Ruger 44 Carbine. It’s perfect except for it’s limited capacity.

I had one in the late 60s/70s. Fine rifle.

 

[TC260]

I had one in the late 60s/70s. Fine rifle.

I had a really nice one that I got talked into selling but the dang guy refuses to sell it back to me

 

[tmwinds]

Looks like the Marlin Camp 9 carbine
reincarnated. They also used a S&W pistol magazine.

 

[matthias]

Neat little package I've been actively pursuing Armscor (Rock island) to produce a little 9mm bolt action rifle on their TCM platform (mag fed) and it sounds like the idea has made it to management levels within. Keep your fingers crossed!

There are quite a few smiths doing the 9mm conversion on tcm rifles. Even 10mm , doesn't seem like it would work but it works well.

 

[Taildrag15X]

Looks like the Marlin Camp 9 carbine
reincarnated. They also used a S&W pistol magazine.

Also the Marlin came in 45 ACP...

 

[dantiff2]

There are quite a few smiths doing the 9mm conversion on tcm rifles. Even 10mm , doesn't seem like it would work but it works well.

Yes, you are right and they are aware of that. It only makes sense for them to offer it as a factory option with their lifetime guarantee rather than a custom, one off. I'm certainly not about to buy the rifle for 500$ then pay an additional 500 (or more) to have it modified when they (armscor) could mainstream it for a lower MSRP to begin with.