>MP-412
>Top Break x6 .357
>Intended for export to America
>Never happened because of small arms ban
It deserved better, and so did we.
MP-412
Jeremiah Cox
Jeremiah Green
In some alternate dimension the MP412 was such a commercial success that the Russians began importing MP443's. Fuck :/
Mason Baker
goys aren't allowed to arm themselves, silly.
Christian Cox
>Implying the Russians wouldn't export them at half cost, just to remind everyone that they're Russians.
Lincoln Carter
>top break
>composite polymer frame with steel inserts
Sounds like it'd beat itself to death very quickly. We abandoned top breaks for a reason - they suck.
Matthew Cooper
>they suck
you suck
Xavier Perry
Top breaks are cool but people only want the MP-412 because it never happened. If they were actually in the US they would have absolutely show problems in time.
Oliver Ramirez
just look at the chiappa rhino.
squib and kabooms are very rare but happen. And most steel frame wheelguns you see with a kaboom usually have the top blown out. But the chiappa is aluminum frame AND design points the explosion towards the hands.
It's a sweet shooting gun, but that if-fail-it'll-take-your-hand plus it's upper $800~ sort of relegates it towards an afterthought or a gun someone might buy after they have a lot of other revolvers.
Nolan Ross
The Rhino only got sort of popular cause the Mateba Unica stopped being produced, now that we have new production of the Unica only a poorfag would buy a Rhino.
Gabriel Reyes
We don't have new production of the Unica--at least not practically speaking. It's been over a year since they've been due in at the US distributor (I talk to them every 2 weeks). It's been endless excuses for months, and now they report that Mateba won't even return their communication.
That said, I'm not sure what matebas have to do with this topic at all.