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No idea, MalwareBytes blocks it as a malicious website.

Same here.

As it's not TOO far removed from how a current semi-auto operates, I'm somewhat confused as to the designers intentions of the new gun?

Not sure IF it may have been seen as a way around some of the US state laws, but if so I'd be surprised...as it's not THAT different in operation from a normal semi

IF he'd added a secondary means to allow the breach to open, etc. THEN that'd have been a game changer (like a "mag-release style" button on the forend, or something along those lines)

Pity

Chuck wrote:

No idea, MalwareBytes blocks it as a malicious website.

Same here.

Malware Bytes can be a bit iffy at times. For ages I tried to work out why a flight sim I love to play wasn't working before realizing that Malware Bytes identified part of the game files as 'malicious'.

saddler wrote:As it's not TOO far removed from how a current semi-auto operates, I'm somewhat confused as to the designers intentions of the new gun?

Not sure IF it may have been seen as a way around some of the US state laws, but if so I'd be surprised...as it's not THAT different in operation from a normal semi

IF he'd added a secondary means to allow the breach to open, etc. THEN that'd have been a game changer (like a "mag-release style" button on the forend, or something along those lines)

Pity

That's what I thought, even some US gunowners are unsure if it can be declared different from a semi to escape certain "Assault Weapons bans". He seems to have started with the intent of making a semi working more quietly while silenced and he thinks it can be manual op. I'm not sure and while worth a try that is months of my life I aint getting back.

saddler wrote:As it's not TOO far removed from how a current semi-auto operates, I'm somewhat confused as to the designers intentions of the new gun?

Not sure IF it may have been seen as a way around some of the US state laws, but if so I'd be surprised...as it's not THAT different in operation from a normal semi

IF he'd added a secondary means to allow the breach to open, etc. THEN that'd have been a game changer (like a "mag-release style" button on the forend, or something along those lines)

Pity

I believe it is/was/could be a potential get-around for Connecticutt State gun laws and maybe some other states as well.

snayperskaya wrote:

saddler wrote:As it's not TOO far removed from how a current semi-auto operates, I'm somewhat confused as to the designers intentions of the new gun?

Not sure IF it may have been seen as a way around some of the US state laws, but if so I'd be surprised...as it's not THAT different in operation from a normal semi

IF he'd added a secondary means to allow the breach to open, etc. THEN that'd have been a game changer (like a "mag-release style" button on the forend, or something along those lines)

Pity

I believe it is a potential get-around for Connecticutt State gun laws and some maybe other states as well.

That it was, he's seems to think its uk legal from reading our laws but then he might have confused a closing action as two actions when the law here might not view it as that. So its a bummer but it was worth a try.

Not clicking link if it's tripping everyone else's AV. From description it's firmly section 5.

Gaz wrote:Not clicking link if it's tripping everyone else's AV. From description it's firmly section 5.

Knowing the site, it might be all the advertising that some recognize as Malware. But yes that is the description I was given.

Good effort for trying sixshot6, it did look like it might be promising! Good job mate, sorry it didn't work out.

safetyfirst wrote:Good effort for trying sixshot6, it did look like it might be promising! Good job mate, sorry it didn't work out.

I'm no so upset for failing myself, I'm more upset I failed the rest of you. I got alot of you excited and it was for nothing. On the plus side there are others. Lantac is one and I believe we might see something from a couple of others.