Wow, I didn't realize they had these. I was thinking of going the Mechtech route, now I have an option. Waiting for the next range report too.

It's too bad they didn't make this carbine to use Witness 10mm magazines, which are already high capacity.

Fred

I'm expecting much more than that, hopefully close to a 40% increase is velocity. There is a very interesting article on a blog that goes into very good detail and talks specifically about hot 10mm loads from DoubleTap and Buffalo Bore. I'll post the link below if anyone is interested in reading it. Once I get the carbine back from Feather, I hope to capture velocity data of some full power 10mm rounds coming out of the 17.5" barrel of the gun. In my eyes, it will either validate the article or prove it wrong, I'm hoping for the validation.

The article can be found here:

The AnarchAngel: Pistol Caliber Carbines

Let me know what you think.

mcramblet, Look at the link below over at GlockTalk 10mm reloading forum...Carphunter has some data posted

http://glocktalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=918942
Go to the second post and click on the PDF files for some good info.

I hope this helps and you can compare notes!

Good luck

Interesting-- the Feather .22 and 9x19mm were cool little subgun--looking carbines from before the Clinton ban. I always thought that one would end up in my closet, but it never happened-- there was always something else that proved irresistible-- though I still see them used occasionally. It looks like I'm going to have to save up for one of the 10mm models, after all.

I think I know what the next gun I'll be saving up for is. I was thinking a MechTech and a new G20 (since Glock offers us EMTs LEO discount), but this might be a bit more fun And of course, still eventually wanting to buy the G20 means that I'll have a carbine and pistol that share mags

Hey mcramblet, any update? That carbine looks reaaly nice and I really want to know if the problem has been worked out. Thanks!

Ditto! Please let us know if the problem(s) has been resolved. Danke!

Can't wait to hear the story on if they resolved your issues or not.... (I'm TUNED in, now!)

I sent an email to mcramblet, hoping he'll give us an update.

Sorry for the delay, work and home life have been crazy for several weeks. Here is an update:

I sent the gun back to Feather and as promised, they looked it over and had it on its way back to me in less than 7 days (5 to be exact). According to the work order that was shipped back with the gun, they removed the stuck casing and gave the gun a complete check (barrel, action, etc) and corrected anything that wasn't right. There wasn't anything indicating whether an issue was found or not. I have it back in my possession and am just waiting for an opportunity to get back to the range. I'm shooting for this Saturday, if I can find some 10mm ammo locally that is. I'm post the results as soon as I have any.

This post has been edited by mcramblet: August 4th 2009 6:05 PM

Well partner, you had best be calling Mike McNett and laying in some 10mm "battle supplies" for that carbine! (There's a long 'winter' ahead, you know)!

Scott

This post has been edited by gunfan: August 4th 2009 10:37 PM

mcramblet, Thanks for the updated response!

Will be listening for the next range report as well.

tag, for future reference. very interested if the feather is worth the $$. NYS DEC has allowed rifle hunting for deer in my county,and one of theese would fit perfectly.



BoomerG20

it seems like every day i find a 10mm i have never heard about. looks sweet!

That looks like it would be handy.Please keep posting about this carbine,I will get one if it is reliable.

Just trying to keep this one alive.

We are a patient group, but there are limitations to said patience!

Que pasa?

Scott

I sent an email to mcramblet to let him know we hadn't lost interest.

To be fair to the company making this, I don't see his problem (separated case) as a gun problem but an ammo problem. From what he said it worked fine until the Winchester case separated.

Dave