.45 ACP Sub Guns / PCCs

[ACC]

I am a big fan of .45 ACP sub guns/PCCs. They are fun to shoot and suppress so well. I am trying to compile a list of desirable guns in this category. What am I missing?

H&K USC/UMP
LWRC SMG 45
Thompson
B&T GHM/APC
Kriss Vector
CMMG Banshee
Marlin Camp 45

 

[Scott58]

Closest I have is the Hi-Point carbine. Absolutely love it. Price point concerned me when I bought it, but it's run flawlessly. Expensive to shoot, but the most fun at the range. Kinda wish my fx-9 was chambered in .45. When I run out of money I switch to .22 lr. Lol

 

[MrSmitty]

Group Industries UZI......22/9/.45.......Ok, this is a full auto....

 

[roscott]

Reising Model 50.

 

[bcannon]

Foxtrot Mike FM45. I have the FM9 and it's alot of fun. I'll have the FM45 as soon as I can find 1 in stock.

 

[LEaSH]

De Lisle Commando Carbine



Want one badly.

 

[vtnewbie]

Or an AR in .45.

 

[nipprdog]

Reising Model 50.

A range buddy of mine has one in full auto that I get to shoot a few times a year. shoots smooth with little muzzle climb.

 

[Leadeye]

Still the greatest package.

 

[OurDee]

OK, McQ.

 

[Leadeye]

OK, McQ.

A great movie!

 

[OurDee]

yalp

 

[LEaSH]

I've always wanted an m3 grease gun, too.

 

[dekeshooter]

A few years back I developed a desire for a PCC in 45ACP and bought a Just Right carbine in that caliber. That thing ran flawlessly with either factory or aftermarket Glock magazines and it was accurate too. It was deadly on steel plates and it smacked them with authority.

However the gun was heavy and was awkward. After a few range trips it went back on the market and was sold for what I had in it. I still have a 9mm AR that gets shot frequently and is a whole lot more enjoyable to me.

 

[two70]

The TNW Aero is another option in .45.

 

[kaveman]

You can build yourself an FAL in .45. I've got a pair of them feeding from Thompson mags but builds for Grease Gun mags are available too. Don't know why anyone would choose to got that way, but you can.

 

[erasure]

There's also this magnificent thing

Pricy though and that's before the sbr permission slip fee.

 

[bdybdall]

I've always wanted an m3 grease gun, too.

Same here except I want the M3A1, I don't like the looks of the lever on the M3. Course, I've never even held either one.

 

[mmpsteve]

There's also this magnificent thing

Pricy though and that's before the sbr permission slip fee.
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A few years back, I worked on a prototype remarkably similar to this one, with an older gentleman in da Region. I believe he ran out of money before he could get it finished and patented. Sadly, he passed away earlier this year, I believe.

Is this really a finished product for sale?

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[mmpsteve]

There's also this magnificent thing

Pricy though and that's before the sbr permission slip fee.
View attachment 218337

Also, if it has a 16 inch barrel, I'm thinking it would not be an SBR.

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