9mm Carbines

[Azzy]

After shooting a member's Uzi carbine in 9mm a couple years back, i havent shook that urge to get one of my own.

Are there any comparable carbines in 9mm (9x19) on the market? I swear you could fire that thing and just watch the bullet hit in the middle of the peep sight.

High cap mags and something that has minimal wood is a plus... (C&R would be a huge plus, but I doubt that kind of luck). Fun and tacticool is what I am looking for here

[NevynPA]

There are the Hi-Point Carbines in 9mm Luger?

http://www.hi-pointfirearms.com/carb...m_carbine.html

[JavaProgrammer]

How about a 9mm AR?

[knight0334]

Kel-tec has a couple versions of one. You can get one that uses same mags as some of the pistols out there from Glock, Beretta, etc..

[mojo]

You have some of the standards already mentioned plus ..

Finnish Suomi ...


Sterling Semi-Auto Rifle


MP5 clones from Vector or SW
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=145670611

Not sure of your price range

[Azzy]

I was thinking more in the sub 500 range. I had thought about the AR, as the idea of building one is interesting, but not economically responsible at the moment, or for some time that I can forsee.

Forgot about the keltec and highpoint offerings, but im thinking i want something a bit better, but will I see the return on that extra expenditure in reliability and accuracy?

and OOOOOHHHHHHHH http://www.aimsurplus.com/acatalog/F...9mm_Rifle.html



Not tacticool, but nice!

[knight0334]

Used Marlin Camp 9's can be found from time to time. They use S&W 59 series mags. The one I had was a dandy and shot everything.

[mojo]

and OOOOOHHHHHHHH http://www.aimsurplus.com/acatalog/F...9mm_Rifle.html



Not tacticool, but nice!

And in your price range

[HamburgBoy84]

Used Marlin Camp 9's can be found from time to time. They use S&W 59 series mags. The one I had was a dandy and shot everything.

I believe there was one of these in the classifieds a few months ago. Not sure if it sold or not.

[Azzy]

Seen those before, but these days nice wood isnt my cup-o-tea.

Cold folding metal is what im looking for in the next collection addition.