Recoil operated rifle being manufactured in Montana

[montana]

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Not inexpensive, but has the capability to change calibers very easily and is suppose to be suppressor friendly..Recoil operated firearms usually have one flaw, they must be held firm to the shoulder to function reliably..I would love to test this rifle..

https://montanatalks.com/more-big-gun-ne...ter%20List

https://olympus-arms.com/product/vulcan-...-16-barrel

https://www.ktvh.com/news/montana-firear...-in-helena

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=rxlnj1ZayIA

[Timitus]

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Not inexpensive, but has the capability to change calibers very easily and is suppose to be suppressor friendly..Recoil operated firearms usually have one flaw, they must be held firm to the shoulder to function reliably..I would love to test this rifle..

https://montanatalks.com/more-big-gun-ne...ter%20List

https://olympus-arms.com/product/vulcan-...-16-barrel

https://www.ktvh.com/news/montana-firear...-in-helena

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=rxlnj1ZayIA

Very interesting indeed! Thanks for sharing this.

[Old Bob]

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[kmon]

Posted this information on another place and got this as a response from one person

I’d avoid until you see adequate stock and they figure out the final accurization method

I was IN last year to get one but two emails in I got the sense they’re not ready for mainstream sale and use.

https://www.ar15.com/forums/ar-15/Want-t...21-781609/