We've learned some more since this video. Check this out th-cam.com/video/GWMJ7MIuLdE/w-d-xo.html Article: www.gbgunsdepot.com/post/teya-s-review-of-the-tara-tm-9x
I have watched a few (but not many) reviews on this, and not only is the Manufacturers background rather intriguing, especially considering that this "might" be their only firearm release, but the internals and functions are interesting to say the least!
About time!!!! Glad y’all like it. I can assure you that if you grab a small flat screwdriver, and push the little squared button inside the mag well, and push out at the same time, it WILL come out.
Budget priced. Good for a plinker. I bought several boxes of Igman 308 Win ammo about 10yrs ago. I bought it strictly for practice and it's great for that. Pretty clean burn and just as accurate as standard American ammo. It was priced right in-between Wolf and Federal High Shock so a great value for brass cased ammo.
I got a chance to look at one in person at a local pawn shop. Nice grip very comfortable, but passed it up for a BUL Armory Cherokee compact with a better grip for a little more on the price plus capacity. Not bad for a pistol overall all.
It looks and reviews like an excellent "house gun" type pistol. If I was not so far down the "Glock Highway" with magazines and muscle memory, I would get one of these. Likewise with the Arex Delta for carry.
Thanks for the shooting vid - not too many out there. I've had mine for a couple of months but haven't fired it yet due to waiting for my Strike One slide to get back from getting machined for a optic. I want to shoot them side by side. I haven't really had the trigger reset problem - in many hundreds of dryfires its happened once maybe twice. The reset on mine seems very strong and positive, though - far more so than on any other pistol I own or have handled. I did notice that the ejection pattern in your vid was a bit erratic. I do love the ergos, though - especially the way the beavertail widens a little side to side. Keeps my fleshy, fat hands from getting slide kiss, let alone slide bite.
I think you will also love the new Rock Island all metal striker fired STK-100 in 9mm ! ..yes, it does have Horizontal Serrations on the front grip strap ! :>)
Flat shooter and very audible reset but theres a flaw with the trigger and looks like its meant for 124 gr. Surprised to see the Norma Hexagon which is expensive and hard to find. Looking forward to a revisit shooting.
I have had my TM-9 (not TM-9X) for over a year. previous version, cosmetically different. Love it. Excellent pistol. But I got mine new for $250 with four magazines.
@@GBGuns I got it on Gunbroker.com Different importer. I think it was around December 2019. I posted about it on a Canadian gun forum. They have been available in Canada as well. Those guys had to deal with dimpled magazines to meet the 10 round restriction and had feeding problems. Mine functions flawlessly, so I think their feeding problems were due to the magazines, which I consider damaged. I have put plenty of rounds through mine and really do trust it. The pistol was designed by an Austrian by the way. Same guy was on the teams that Wilhelm Bubits put together to design the Caracal, Steyr, and others if I remember correctly. If you don't know who Bubits is, he holds something like 100 pistol design patents, one of the greatest modern pistol designers. He designed the .45 cal Glock. These pistols have been around since something like 2013. They have passed NATO testing and are adopted military pistols. They are only new to US shooters. What I really want to get ahold of is the SPEAR trigger, but I can't find one in the US. The distributor in the Philippines for these pistols is Jethro Dionisio. He has threaded barrels for them among other things but can't ship to the US, I tried. Think about it, Dionisio is some pretty strong representation for these pistols. You can find videos of him shooting a Tara TM-9. You are shooting a pistol advocated by one of the best pistol shooters in the world.
@@GBGuns Gun dot deals has listings for the prior generation. Gander had them in stock and a couple of other places too. TFBTV has an article about the original Tara TM9. Prior gen says "CNRA GORA" on it instead of "Made in Montenegro"
Unless you have 5-6 different brands/weight of ammo that you'd like to donate to Graham, then What's for Dinner testing is on hiatus. I know, it sucks, but such is the way in the world today 😕
Great video Graham & Tara! Yours are always very informative & love the "What's for Dinner" shooting.Waiting for the CZ Parrot review (maybe one day, huh).
So it’s a hybrid double action… DARE TRIGGER SYSTEM The trigger operation is striker-fired and its special DARE System (Double Action Rapid Engagement) resets the firing-pin after a 3mm release of the trigger. This allows fast precision taps after the first round fired in Double Action. After a misfire there is no need to rack the slide, a second striker action can be initiated by simply pulling the trigger again. I’m surprised you didn’t notice or talk about it as I could see the short reset during your shooting…. The first pull or if you let the trigger go all the way up is a double action long pull but if you keep your finger on the trigger you can play with the 3mm short reset. Very unique actually.
3mm reset is exceedingly short. It appears the rest of the trigger travel is for compressing striker spring. For first round, it should not be too hard to compress spring and hold for aiming.
The problem with the trigger is caused by a weak trigger return spring, at the front end of the trigger travel. Unfortunately, for a double action, the weight of the trigger is the sum of the trigger return spring and the main spring, and you cannot reduce weight of the main spring as it will have problem igniting hard military primers.
Very useful review! I too like "obscure" European designs, being a Steyr fan myself. The "dinner" segment was impressive; it ate every round offered! What bothered me was the "gritty" sound of the manual slide racking---NOISY and not slick sounding at all like well fitted metal should be. Is your lubrication letting you down? I use motorcycle chain lube myself for lasting slickness. Thanks!............................elsullo
We always run guns "out of the box" for these tests: a worst-case scenario of a buyer taking it from gun shop to range. I think the noise is the recoil assembly.
@@GBGuns Seems kind of weird to test a firearm in a way that no one should recommend new gun owners care for what will probably be their only gun for a while. Many gunTubers are doing that lately, shop to range. Wouldn't it be better to instruct people to always disassemble and lubricate their firearm per the manual before first use? Two shops near me tell everyone to do that, even people they know are seasoned shooters, as a matter of routine/habit. All these videos (not specifically yours) with box-to-range practices will just convince uneducated gun owners who seek info on TH-cam to just go straight to the range from the gun shop.
We always show a tabletop video first. We've had a couple guns that didn't run well dry and out of the box, but we commented on that, added appropriate lubrication and the gun ran fine. As far as what other channels show; a few of them simply don't know what they're doing. No training, no credentials or background, just a dude with a camera. It's up to the viewer to discern between information and entertainment.
Hi ... When you take out the magazine use a flashlight and look in you going to see a small a square with a small circle push it in with a sturdy tool all the way in and hold it and then pull up at the same time I've done it before
In the late 1910, the King of Montenegro decreed that all men in the kingdom carry a Gasser revolver. I wonder if they will revisit this concept with the Tara?
I was looking for the Tara last year. Nothing except from a video with weird 70's music! Has, the Tara, something from the Schmeisser (or the Schmeisser from Tara)?
@@GBGuns Look at 2 minutes and 19 seconds to see the struggle between recoil and striker springs, I don't like the slide mounted striker spring... but the video is here. They are very similar. Tara was noted here in Brazil in the hands of criminals five years ago (Eastern Europe...). th-cam.com/video/TgmgxIGPq1w/w-d-xo.html
@@GBGuns Look at the feature number 7 on the video from the link I posted "BUILT-IN ARMORER'S TOOL" . I have a picture from the Schmeisser where I can read "Schmeisser even built the gun's disassembly tool into the frame for quick and easy access". The Schmeisser must be a Tara.
Graham if possible can you provide an item number of sku number. It seems there are already two generations of this gun. I like the 2.0 or your version better.
@@GBGuns Take a pen and push in the square inside the grip, then angle it down -- that will release the tool so you can pull it down and out, then push the upper pin out to change the grips. To put the tool back in, just slide it back in until it clicks.
I like the idea of da/SA in a striker fired pistol. Walther did this years ago with the p99. Unfortunately it never took off in US.market and they discontinued the model as well as having gone away from the da/SA capability. The double strike capability on this pistol is interesting though.
@@GBGuns ahhhh - good catch. I definitely “misspoke” there. If I’m not mistaken it is still used by some law enforcement agencies in Europe. They went away from the paddle mag release too , which I also like - at least for US mkt. Glad I got a couple a few years back when they were giving them away - under $350 each for both the full size and the compact.
According to the US distributor TARA Tactical USA tarapistols.com/ the gun has a lifetime warranty. They have a contact form if you need to reach them tarapistols.com/contact-us/ they even have a real telephone number which you don't see often theses days.
It appears to have that nice S&W comfortable ergo style and the excellent Beaver Tail, which allows for a higher grip purchase, although it was STUPIDLY removed by S&W in their M&P 2.0 Models. Big turn off there, regardless of the improved trigger !! ....If Serbian 9mm Ammo is .68 Cents a shot, we are in trouble !
The company certainly does not back their product. I have one that doesn't work properly, and I have sent six emails over three weeks asking them how to send it in for warranty work, with no responses. So much for their lifetime warranty.
The number should populate on the right hand side of these search results (TH-cam won't let me link directly) www.google.com/search?q=tara+tactical+usa&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS1010US1010&oq=tara+tactical+usa&aqs=chrome..69i57j46i175i199i512j0i390.6620j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
it worked flawlessly..no misfires..ran all the ammo...And you wouldn't carry it? looks like a reliable pistol to me...I guess you have been spoiled packing 1000 dollar glocks or sigs
No, it's the trigger not always working, as we said. Additionally I won't carry a gun that can't be easily replaced. Justified shooting or not, many citizens never get their guns back from police custody.
@@GBGuns yes true.. I am biased... I have a TM 9...I know the cops say a glock works..you pull the trigger and it goes boom.. The TM 9 is pretty close to the glock but at a budget price.. pretty good comparison but the TM 9 is a bit blocky and os certainly not a glock. Good review by you guys... very concise and a good test of the weapons.
Exactly. A pistol that leaves ANY question to it's reliability is a super no-go for carry. We carry to defend ourselves or others, and a gun that leaves ANY doubt to perform that task is best left as a plinker. Too bad though, because I wanted to like this pistol. They should have skipped overcomplicating the trigger mechanics and gone with a tried and true design. 4-1/2Lb SA striker with a short pronounced reset would have been the ticket.
@@richdouche8253 I bought it for a bug out shtf pistol... I'll I have to do is fight my way to the car...and I didn't pay 1200 bucks... You have to admit..it's a pretty.good weapon..
@@1pilotsteve Yes. There are numerous design elements on it that are well thought out. But there's a reason everyone compares all sorts of pistols to Glocks... Reliability. It's king.
I have been both astonished and angry at how some dealers have chosen to Price Gough their customers on Ammo! I've sent written letters to any/every retailer I find gouging their long time, faithful customers. Many, many gun clubs and sporting groups are compiling list of these parasites. And will discourage their members to never do business with them ever again!
"Price gouging" doesn't really exist in capitalism. They charge what people are willing to pay, given demand. Don't blame them at all. Who I do blame are the middlemen putting ammo aside for themselves and artificially manipulating the supply to be even worse than it should be.
We've learned some more since this video. Check this out th-cam.com/video/GWMJ7MIuLdE/w-d-xo.html Article: www.gbgunsdepot.com/post/teya-s-review-of-the-tara-tm-9x
I have watched a few (but not many) reviews on this, and not only is the Manufacturers background rather intriguing, especially considering that this "might" be their only firearm release, but the internals and functions are interesting to say the least!
I'm liking the look with a deep grip cut and extended beaver tail. Come on who doesn't like a good 🦫.
Too bad Tara botched the initial non-X release. They really advanced ergonomics far beyond what Glock is willing to do.
About time!!!! Glad y’all like it. I can assure you that if you grab a small flat screwdriver, and push the little squared button inside the mag well, and push out at the same time, it WILL come out.
@Rafael -A pen works too; doesn't have to be a screwdriver.
Budget priced. Good for a plinker.
I bought several boxes of Igman 308 Win ammo about 10yrs ago. I bought it strictly for practice and it's great for that. Pretty clean burn and just as accurate as standard American ammo. It was priced right in-between Wolf and Federal High Shock so a great value for brass cased ammo.
So close on that spinner. Damn!
Everyone's adopting the What's for Dinner test for all shooting.
I use it to feed my list of "best guns I will never be allowed to touch".
We've noticed, quite a few copy cats out there. Please remind them it's a GBGuns test ;)
Nice review Graham and Tara. please keep us posted if the issue persists. besides the issue its a great gun i think
i bet there will be trigger upgrades for this pistol down the road if it takes off in the states. seems like a pretty solid gun overall.
I got a chance to look at one in person at a local pawn shop. Nice grip very comfortable, but passed it up for a BUL Armory Cherokee compact with a better grip for a little more on the price plus capacity. Not bad for a pistol overall all.
Hopefully we see the compact and subcompact available soon. Pretty excited for those two. Keep up the great work.
It looks and reviews like an excellent "house gun" type pistol. If I was not so far down the "Glock Highway" with magazines and muscle memory, I would get one of these. Likewise with the Arex Delta for carry.
Thanks for the shooting vid - not too many out there. I've had mine for a couple of months but haven't fired it yet due to waiting for my Strike One slide to get back from getting machined for a optic. I want to shoot them side by side. I haven't really had the trigger reset problem - in many hundreds of dryfires its happened once maybe twice. The reset on mine seems very strong and positive, though - far more so than on any other pistol I own or have handled. I did notice that the ejection pattern in your vid was a bit erratic. I do love the ergos, though - especially the way the beavertail widens a little side to side. Keeps my fleshy, fat hands from getting slide kiss, let alone slide bite.
I think you will also love the new Rock Island all metal striker fired STK-100 in 9mm ! ..yes, it does have Horizontal Serrations on the front grip strap ! :>)
Flat shooter and very audible reset but theres a flaw with the trigger and looks like its meant for 124 gr. Surprised to see the Norma Hexagon which is expensive and hard to find. Looking forward to a revisit shooting.
I have had my TM-9 (not TM-9X) for over a year. previous version, cosmetically different. Love it. Excellent pistol. But I got mine new for $250 with four magazines.
Where did you find it?
@@GBGuns I believe Buds is offering the 1.0 based on the stock photo but it just may be a stock photo. Buds CS cannot confirm which generation it is.
@@GBGuns I got it on Gunbroker.com Different importer. I think it was around December 2019. I posted about it on a Canadian gun forum. They have been available in Canada as well. Those guys had to deal with dimpled magazines to meet the 10 round restriction and had feeding problems. Mine functions flawlessly, so I think their feeding problems were due to the magazines, which I consider damaged. I have put plenty of rounds through mine and really do trust it. The pistol was designed by an Austrian by the way. Same guy was on the teams that Wilhelm Bubits put together to design the Caracal, Steyr, and others if I remember correctly. If you don't know who Bubits is, he holds something like 100 pistol design patents, one of the greatest modern pistol designers. He designed the .45 cal Glock. These pistols have been around since something like 2013. They have passed NATO testing and are adopted military pistols. They are only new to US shooters. What I really want to get ahold of is the SPEAR trigger, but I can't find one in the US. The distributor in the Philippines for these pistols is Jethro Dionisio. He has threaded barrels for them among other things but can't ship to the US, I tried. Think about it, Dionisio is some pretty strong representation for these pistols. You can find videos of him shooting a Tara TM-9. You are shooting a pistol advocated by one of the best pistol shooters in the world.
@@GBGuns Gun dot deals has listings for the prior generation. Gander had them in stock and a couple of other places too.
TFBTV has an article about the original Tara TM9. Prior gen says "CNRA GORA" on it instead of "Made in Montenegro"
@@dodgervision1 Those at Buds are UA serial numbers. Mine is AA. There have actually been several generations, as well as a Schmeisser SLP-9 release.
Been waiting for the shooting and whats for dinner test. I have little knowledge about this gun . Looks like it will perform well.
Unless you have 5-6 different brands/weight of ammo that you'd like to donate to Graham, then What's for Dinner testing is on hiatus. I know, it sucks, but such is the way in the world today 😕
We still did some, just have to be very selective.
@@GBGuns So it's just a What's for Dinner" Diet Edition
Great video Graham & Tara! Yours are always very informative & love the "What's for Dinner" shooting.Waiting for the CZ Parrot review (maybe one day, huh).
So it’s a hybrid double action…
DARE TRIGGER SYSTEM
The trigger operation is striker-fired and its special DARE System (Double Action Rapid Engagement) resets the firing-pin after a 3mm release of the trigger. This allows fast precision taps after the first round fired in Double Action. After a misfire there is no need to rack the slide, a second striker action can be initiated by simply pulling the trigger again.
I’m surprised you didn’t notice or talk about it as I could see the short reset during your shooting…. The first pull or if you let the trigger go all the way up is a double action long pull but if you keep your finger on the trigger you can play with the 3mm short reset. Very unique actually.
3mm reset is exceedingly short. It appears the rest of the trigger travel is for compressing striker spring. For first round, it should not be too hard to compress spring and hold for aiming.
Good video, thank you
See our update. We had some corrections to make
Only today I was able to figure out what is it: a double action only pistol equiped with Gaston Glock's short reset.
The problem with the trigger is caused by a weak trigger return spring, at the front end of the trigger travel. Unfortunately, for a double action, the weight of the trigger is the sum of the trigger return spring and the main spring, and you cannot reduce weight of the main spring as it will have problem igniting hard military primers.
Very useful review! I too like "obscure" European designs, being a Steyr fan myself. The "dinner" segment was impressive; it ate every round offered! What bothered me was the "gritty" sound of the manual slide racking---NOISY and not slick sounding at all like well fitted metal should be. Is your lubrication letting you down? I use motorcycle chain lube myself for lasting slickness. Thanks!............................elsullo
We always run guns "out of the box" for these tests: a worst-case scenario of a buyer taking it from gun shop to range. I think the noise is the recoil assembly.
@@GBGuns Seems kind of weird to test a firearm in a way that no one should recommend new gun owners care for what will probably be their only gun for a while.
Many gunTubers are doing that lately, shop to range.
Wouldn't it be better to instruct people to always disassemble and lubricate their firearm per the manual before first use? Two shops near me tell everyone to do that, even people they know are seasoned shooters, as a matter of routine/habit.
All these videos (not specifically yours) with box-to-range practices will just convince uneducated gun owners who seek info on TH-cam to just go straight to the range from the gun shop.
@elsullo2 -Why would you use a lubricant that is not recommended by a firearm manufacturer on their firearm?
We always show a tabletop video first. We've had a couple guns that didn't run well dry and out of the box, but we commented on that, added appropriate lubrication and the gun ran fine. As far as what other channels show; a few of them simply don't know what they're doing. No training, no credentials or background, just a dude with a camera. It's up to the viewer to discern between information and entertainment.
Hi ... When you take out the magazine use a flashlight and look in you going to see a small a square with a small circle push it in with a sturdy tool all the way in and hold it and then pull up at the same time I've done it before
Yes, we've tried, even prying against it to the point of maring the plastic, our wouldn't budge.
@@GBGuns did you see the video I sent you showing you how
Did you find out why the number on the barrel does not match the number on the slide?
Quick question - does the bottom lip of the mag interfere with the grip? Seems to stick out quite far and is not flush. Thanks. AM
Igman is from Bosnia, BTW.
That's what I thought, but the boxes are marked Hungary
@@GBGuns Maybe sub-contracted. Strange.
@@OhioCruffler yeah I was thinking Norma/Gecco/Ruag conglomerate
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There's a German version of this pistol called Schmeisser SLP-9
German-BRANDED I assume.
@@PaulVerhoeven2 It says Schmeisser Germany" on it, but it also says, "Schmeisser Made in CRNA GORA" which is Montenegro.
@@barfo281 So just a branding, kind of like Springfield "Armory" does here.
@@PaulVerhoeven2 Pretty much.
In the late 1910, the King of Montenegro decreed that all men in the kingdom carry a Gasser revolver. I wonder if they will revisit this concept with the Tara?
This would be an awesome weapon, if a smaller frame/slide would exist.
Is it easy to get more magazines? How much would an extra magazine cost?
Atlanticfirearms has them but ive seen CZ p10 mags work.
Thank you
I was looking for the Tara last year. Nothing except from a video with weird 70's music!
Has, the Tara, something from the Schmeisser (or the Schmeisser from Tara)?
I don't know
@@GBGuns Look at 2 minutes and 19 seconds to see the struggle between recoil and striker springs, I don't like the slide mounted striker spring... but the video is here. They are very similar. Tara was noted here in Brazil in the hands of criminals five years ago (Eastern Europe...). th-cam.com/video/TgmgxIGPq1w/w-d-xo.html
It does look a lot like the Schmeisser
@@GBGuns Check out the 70's song! Very futuristic! Impossible not to think about guys like Borat. th-cam.com/video/kAXvlgzKfHs/w-d-xo.html
@@GBGuns Look at the feature number 7 on the video from the link I posted "BUILT-IN ARMORER'S TOOL" . I have a picture from the Schmeisser where I can read "Schmeisser even built the gun's disassembly tool into the frame for quick and easy access". The Schmeisser must be a Tara.
The rear of the slide and tang area looks just like the Polymer80 PFC9.
@Eric -This is a much better design.
Graham if possible can you provide an item number of sku number. It seems there are already two generations of this gun. I like the 2.0 or your version better.
5655103733
The first gen was called just TM-9 here in the US, this one is apparently TM-9X.
@@GBGuns thanks.
What's the difference between the TM9 and 9X ?
First pull should be DA the remaining should be near single action. That's at least what Tara Told me.
Yes if you stop at the reset
@@GBGuns Take a pen and push in the square inside the grip, then angle it down -- that will release the tool so you can pull it down and out, then push the upper pin out to change the grips. To put the tool back in, just slide it back in until it clicks.
I like the idea of da/SA in a striker fired pistol. Walther did this years ago with the p99. Unfortunately it never took off in US.market and they discontinued the model as well as having gone away from the da/SA capability.
The double strike capability on this pistol is interesting though.
The P99 isn't discontinued, just not imported to the US in any significant quantities.
@@GBGuns ahhhh - good catch. I definitely “misspoke” there. If I’m not mistaken it is still used by some law enforcement agencies in Europe. They went away from the paddle mag release too , which I also like - at least for US mkt.
Glad I got a couple a few years back when they were giving them away - under $350 each for both the full size and the compact.
Dear friends plz advise me about this pistol Tara TM9 do it's dependable and reliable pistol for self defense and cancel carry plz inform about thanks
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Igman ammo manufacturing company is Bosnian company form town called Konjic
Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia are two different countries
Correct
looks like a cool gun, but i have become leery of buying new guns with no record or support. something breaks on that thing who will service it?
According to the US distributor TARA Tactical USA tarapistols.com/ the gun has a lifetime warranty. They have a contact form if you need to reach them tarapistols.com/contact-us/ they even have a real telephone number which you don't see often theses days.
It appears to have that nice S&W comfortable ergo style and the excellent Beaver Tail, which allows for a higher grip purchase, although it was STUPIDLY removed by S&W in their M&P 2.0 Models. Big turn off there, regardless of the improved trigger !! ....If Serbian 9mm Ammo is .68 Cents a shot, we are in trouble !
The company certainly does not back their product. I have one that doesn't work properly, and I have sent six emails over three weeks asking them how to send it in for warranty work, with no responses. So much for their lifetime warranty.
Have you tried calling them yet?
@@GBGuns I haven't been able to find a telephone number for the US branch of the company yet.
The number should populate on the right hand side of these search results (TH-cam won't let me link directly) www.google.com/search?q=tara+tactical+usa&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS1010US1010&oq=tara+tactical+usa&aqs=chrome..69i57j46i175i199i512j0i390.6620j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
it worked flawlessly..no misfires..ran all the ammo...And you wouldn't carry it? looks like a reliable pistol to me...I guess you have been spoiled packing 1000 dollar glocks or sigs
No, it's the trigger not always working, as we said. Additionally I won't carry a gun that can't be easily replaced. Justified shooting or not, many citizens never get their guns back from police custody.
@@GBGuns yes true.. I am biased... I have a TM 9...I know the cops say a glock works..you pull the trigger and it goes boom.. The TM 9 is pretty close to the glock but at a budget price.. pretty good comparison but the TM 9 is a bit blocky and os certainly not a glock. Good review by you guys... very concise and a good test of the weapons.
Exactly. A pistol that leaves ANY question to it's reliability is a super no-go for carry. We carry to defend ourselves or others, and a gun that leaves ANY doubt to perform that task is best left as a plinker. Too bad though, because I wanted to like this pistol. They should have skipped overcomplicating the trigger mechanics and gone with a tried and true design. 4-1/2Lb SA striker with a short pronounced reset would have been the ticket.
@@richdouche8253 I bought it for a bug out shtf pistol... I'll I have to do is fight my way to the car...and I didn't pay 1200 bucks... You have to admit..it's a pretty.good weapon..
@@1pilotsteve Yes. There are numerous design elements on it that are well thought out. But there's a reason everyone compares all sorts of pistols to Glocks... Reliability. It's king.
I have been both astonished and angry at how some dealers have chosen to Price Gough their customers on Ammo!
I've sent written letters to any/every retailer I find gouging their long time, faithful customers.
Many, many gun clubs and sporting groups are compiling list of these parasites. And will discourage their members to never do business with them ever again!
Yep, if we can only get everyone to just stop buying guns and ammo, thinga will quickly change.
"Price gouging" doesn't really exist in capitalism. They charge what people are willing to pay, given demand. Don't blame them at all. Who I do blame are the middlemen putting ammo aside for themselves and artificially manipulating the supply to be even worse than it should be.
@@MrCarGuy
Yup!
I understand that too!
@@RayRay-nn9wm
I guess I'm not getting exactly what your point is..........
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Igman is not Serbian or Hungarian.
It is from Bosnia and Herzegovina.
www.igman.co.ba/en/index.php
Yes, but the boxes were stamped as Hungarian
PASS- no thanks. I wondered when I was seeing this for sale.
This is one of those hear then gone guns i bet like the Arsenal Strike One
Canik is better.