How much are the discounts kind sir??Scott B. wrote:Price is what's doing it for me as the EVO is half the MPX, even though that MPX sure is slick. MPX with the rear charging handle is a little gassier than the EVO and I intend to run it suppressed.
Of note, CZ has two carbine options for the EVO out this year. One with a standard flash hider (CZ 08505), the other with a faux suppressor (CZ 08507) from Silencer Co and is supposedly ready to go for SBR conversion, no 992r kit required. I'm curious if the fake can is pinned or what?
Now, if you're on the fence, I can't help you. But, you should know that NRA Certified Instructors do qualify for both the Sig Sauer and the CZ First Responder discounts....
Search found 2 matches
Return to “9mm subguns and the power of marketing”
- Wed Apr 20, 2016 2:24 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: 9mm subguns and the power of marketing
- Replies: 27
- Views: 9178
Re: 9mm subguns and the power of marketing
- Wed Apr 20, 2016 2:22 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: 9mm subguns and the power of marketing
- Replies: 27
- Views: 9178
Re: 9mm subguns and the power of marketing
I would vote for the Evo or build your own 9mm.
I have an SBR in 300 BLK with can, and am building a 3.5" 9mm AR (glock mags) and have a 9mm suppressor as well (total barrel length, suppressed = 11").
In the long run, I wish I had skipped the 300 build and went straight to 9mm. The 300 BLK 8" barrel + 7" suppressor is just about as long as a normal AR15, and I can't afford to feed my 300 BLK at $1 a round (even reloading this round is expensive). Yes, the 300 BLK is better than 9mm as far as energy goes, especially at a distance, but I can buy and practice much more at $.25 a round for 9mm hollowpoint subsonics from freedom munitions, and I won't leave the range knowing I spent a fortune shooting that day. I would suspect that good 9mm HP subs (not freedom munitions) would do decent out to a certain point, but I am building that gun for Home Defense anyway - 50 yards max.
I have an SBR in 300 BLK with can, and am building a 3.5" 9mm AR (glock mags) and have a 9mm suppressor as well (total barrel length, suppressed = 11").
In the long run, I wish I had skipped the 300 build and went straight to 9mm. The 300 BLK 8" barrel + 7" suppressor is just about as long as a normal AR15, and I can't afford to feed my 300 BLK at $1 a round (even reloading this round is expensive). Yes, the 300 BLK is better than 9mm as far as energy goes, especially at a distance, but I can buy and practice much more at $.25 a round for 9mm hollowpoint subsonics from freedom munitions, and I won't leave the range knowing I spent a fortune shooting that day. I would suspect that good 9mm HP subs (not freedom munitions) would do decent out to a certain point, but I am building that gun for Home Defense anyway - 50 yards max.