It comes from the factory with some sort of an inexpensive 4x scope.

Now, considering what my interests are, I started giving some thought to the best sighting system for such a carbine. After some consideration, I think I will get a 10mm version of the carbine and test it thoroughly. The trigger is reputed to be decent as well. The basic weapon design is clever and a few minutes of web surfing yielded a number of positive reviews. I did a little more digging and I am pretty impressed with what I see. If these numbers are true, this is exactly what I was looking for: 357 Sig carbine, 10mm carbine. On top of that, they chrono’ed the velocity of some of the peppier ammo from Underwood and Buffalo Bore among others out of their 16″ barrels. They make a switch barrel pistol caliber carbine called Aircraft Survival Rifle (ASR) that can be configured for both 357Sig and 10mm (and other calibers). I let it go at that, but now I stumbled onto a company called TNW Firearms. Also, since I live in California, I would have to mutilate mag release on a perfectly good Glock to make it legal (look up “bullet button” if California gun law perversions are new to you). I had looked into 357 Sig carbines, but the only viable offering I saw was getting a Mechtechsys conversion for my Glock frame, which is an interesting solution, but it is not as compact as I want. I had considered getting a 357Mag levergun, but since Remington bought and ruined Marlin, that became an iffy proposition. I had looked at getting a pistol caliber carbine in the past, but at the time I mostly looked at 9mm and 45ACP versions and they do not offer enough of an advantage in energy for me to mess with, They are definitely easier to shoot accurately and they do go faster, but it always seemed like higher pressure rounds make more sense in a carbine like that. As a part of that researched I stumbled onto the fact that some of the peppier 10mm ammo achieves really impressive speeds from longer barrels. 10mm is a new caliber for me, so I figured I should research its ballistics a bit more. Here is an image from Sight-Mount, but my gun will look a bit different since it is a lot longer:ġ0mm is a pretty potent round and a 6″ barrel gives it a notable energy and speed improvement over shorter barrels. I am building it with a 6″ barrel and slide from Lone Wolf and with a red dot mount from the good folks at. Now, I do not think that the end of the world is coming just, but anything that gives me an excuse to get another gun is fine with me.Īll jokes aside, I am in the process of building myself a long barrel Glock chambered for the 10mm round. As we get closer to the presidential election my various politician induced paranoias bubble up to the surface and make me think about survival guns.

10mm carbine lone wolf