Don't own one but had a chance to shoot one a few times. It's a 9mm blowback platform so not particularly accurate, even with the free-floated handguard. But they're pretty reliable, put together well, and look like a PPSh with the right handguard/stock combo. I'm still in the market for one if I can find it for cheap. It looks kind of silly with too much tactical shit on it, but should make a decent truck gun in its bare bones configuration.
That thing looks like a Ruger PC Carbine. A local store nearby used to sell these, I thought about getting one but I am not into glocks since both use the same magazine.
Yep, that is still the PC Carbine, but with the free-float hanguard/plain stock configuration. Best looking one in my opinion. There's also a pistol grip one but it looks kind of cumbersome, catches on everything. Edit: The Ruger PC Carbine can also accept Ruger SR mags, which are cheaper than Glock mags. The magwell liners can be changed out for SR or Glock mags.
there are several firearms that meet that definition: a pistol, a bullpup semi-auto shotgun, and the JC Higgins Model 10 shotgun that was made by High Standard for Sears (JC Higgins was a Sears label). which are you talking about?
That's ass backwards; the TT has stronger lockup than a CZ-52. Not only that, but a Tokarev is arguably stronger than the parent Browning design, with full-radius lugs on the barrel, compared to the smaller partial lugs in the 1911.
The only one that matters, the bullpup semi
What are your intentions for accessories?
Most of the time will be the range and self defense at home.
Magpul has more choices across a variety of platforms with good market penetration; almost everywhere has Magpul on shelves or in bins. BravoCompany is more application specific; plus fewer physical stores stock it (outside of tactical sports megastores); good luck finding anything beyond basic options, nothing specialized.
I like BCM's LPK sets, which include their Mod3 pistol grip and PNT trigger (which is on par with the ALG ACT as milspec-style triggers go). Beyond that, their stocks and charging handles are decent. Magpul definitely has more breadth and depth in terms of product catalog though - their Backpacker stock for the 10/22 Takedown is genius.
