Recent content by Rudy Gonsior

Which is literally (pretty sure I am using that word correctly here) why I said there’s good reason “even beyond patent infringement”.

Thanks for the design consolation doc, checks in the mail. 🙄 There’s good reason (even beyond patent infringement) why one might want to in corporate certain elements and avoid others. Only change I’d look back to make is a straight gas tube and that’s simply for convenience, not even performance.

You might have to hold your breath. Only one in existence at the moment…and she’s mine.

^this It’s not that a lightweight barrel can’t be accurate (precise) but most Gov profiled barrels aren’t starting their life with a manufacturer who’s intent is to make a barrel for precision applications. Out of a theoretical batch of say 100 “run of the mill” AR barrels you’ll have a...

Well could it be improved on? Yes, I mean that’s how we got to this point of development, we took ideas already in play and made some improvements. Improvements are always a balance between performance gains and efficiency in effort, especially in regards to actually bring something to...

Yeah I wouldn’t put the LPR in the same category as your 2A Armament simply because the LPR isn't designed as an Ultra-lightweight build out. The LPR is basically a modernized SPR/Recce Rifle concept and you need/want a certain balance of mass in a rifle if you expect it to maintain reliability...

It’s not exactly in the same category (nor was it meant to be) as 2A Armament offerings…or NEMO for that matter. 7.65lbs as previously stated earlier in the thread. This is precision rifle, in a small frame, which is inherently lightweight relative to say a large frame. 😉

Yes, it’s designed to be shot either or we did most of the testing and optimized around the Surefire RC2. As with any gas gun, low back pressure cans are ideal but it should be able to handle a variety. As I mentioned before it’s a intermediate, length gas system, which when paired with the A5...

Alright, been super busy QCing, building, testing and packaging but with the snow storm at hand I got moment to dive into the some of the points of interest regarding the LPR. Essentially this isn’t what I would call an “innovative” rifle but rather a “iterative” rifle as Alex says. Most things...

Gas technique (large or small) is the same. The larger frame guns just have more recoil and will exploit you inefficiencies more comparatively to a small frame.

No. I don’t want to ask our shipping manager, he might stroke out at this point if I did ask. His also our ATF compliance officer and I don’t want his job if he dies.

Price point was put out somewhere around $3k-ish. I am not in sales (should be obvious) so don’t quote me, I am just the dude out back at loading dock blasting Creed during my lunch break. 😉 As accuracy goes it is not guaranteed it’s required. Each rifle leaves the factory with a 5 round proof...

Doubtful, carbon fiber has proven to be a little finicky (don’t get me wrong I have one that shoots lasers…but also have one that pretty 🫤) it’s just not worth the effort from a production standpoint when considering the number of customers asking in relationship to the cost. Additionally when...

Same principle as uppers applies here, it’s not a priority at the moment…but maybe someday.

Barrel is 2.35lbs (stripped) Rifle is 7.65lbs