r/canadaguns May 10 '23

Templar just came in.

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u/OrionPax120 May 10 '23

Didn't get time to play with it yet. Came in right as I was going to work.

Have some mbus Irons that I picked up for it while waiting. May just throw an optic on it right off the hop instead.

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u/jeho22 May 10 '23

I wish there was more info on these. I really want one, but I just want to hear more about them! Post a range review asap please!

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u/captlevasseur May 10 '23 edited May 10 '23

To give an idea on the accuracy of the Templar, this is from me zeroing in a 2.5X10X44 Primary Arms scope on mine at 75 yards. 1st round was low and to the right of the head on the target. Next 9 rounds (using a Cross mag) were in the center section of the head. This is using the adj Triggertech set at about 3.5 lbs and shooting PMC 62gr Greentip.

Zero In results

All the ones below the neck were from my 9mm PCC that I'm having issues with the optic.

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u/OrionPax120 May 18 '23

How do you feel about sacrificing space near the charging handle with the scope on it? I grabbed an LVPO, but pretty disappointed I'd lose my slap down action forward.. May exchange for the red dot/Holo I was gonna buy.

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u/captlevasseur May 19 '23

With the scope I have I can still use the charging handle without hitting it (using a cantilever mount) It should be even better with an LPVO as the end of the scope is narrower.

I get the HK slap is nice feature but to be honest you don't really use that feature a whole lot. Last round bolt hold open, change the mag, nudge the bolt release to load next round.

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u/Business-Fennel6962 Jun 06 '23

Can you post a photo of this?? My lpvo totally makes the slap inaccessible... I'm wondering why your experience is so different

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u/captlevasseur Jun 06 '23

Will do this weekend when I get back home.