Heads up, guys check your Hush Holsters SKS stock. Mine cracked from the buttstock to the grip after just a few uses and I’m still waiting on my wood replacement.

Saw this sks-d sell on gunpost for 750, someone got pretty lucky

Howdy Folks,

The Texan is back with yet ANOTHER Gun Appreciation post, this time I have a bit of an old one that I made, but due to recent news about this gun, I had to share it with y’all!

The one and only:

IWI Carmel!

Coming Soon to the Canadian Gun Market!

If you are considering buying one, I have experience handling one, not shooting it unfortunately, but just handling one. I can still give my 2 cents about it, and why you don’t really hear about it much from us here in the states.

Holding it is actually not terrible, at first it feels like you are holding a brick… UNTIL!

You look at the stock, it folds to the side, but also has an integrated cheek riser. And the Length of Pull is adjustable as well.

Controls are fairly simple, it’s very similar to an ACR XCR in terms of being ambidextrous, and if you have experience with an AR-15 platform (or the C7/C8 if you were in the CAF), it’s fairly easy to get used to since it has very similar controls.

But what’s the actual selling point of it? And why is it not more popular in the US Civilian Market, and why would it benefit the Canadian market more?

Good question!

1. The Major Selling point is the adjustable gas block, and because it uses a more AR-180 style of it, it’s more saturated for that niche, and it’s why you often see some people running these suppressed, it is mainly bought as the suppressor host gun.

2. The reason why it’s not more popular in the US Civilian Market is because the market mainly likes to focus on the AR-15 platform, and it’s very difficult to advertise the rifle. AR-180 variants are a bit of a difficult sell here because again, the saturation of the US market is more catered to the AR-15 as it is more of a universal platform that is easier to work with, and is easier to get the parts for.

3. As to how it would benefit the Canadian gun market, y’all have a bit more experiences with AR-180 platforms, and the market pool is much larger for them. I know some are restricted, but not all, still though, it is worth noting the saturation of the AR-180 market in Canada. It’s a lot better in the Canadian market.

Anyways, thanks for tuning in!

Enjoy!

Where abouts do people unload their stuff that they no longer need or want I've tried gunpost and I've recently tried Townpost but I don't seem to have much luck with getting rid of this tacticool 12ga.

As long as they end up in our hands, it was worth it

Kinda slaps ngl

Coming to Canada.

Too soon?

Just be careful of the Rodents of Unusual Size.

What a beauty! Alas it is illegal (is it?) to get one in Canada.

This is for the fudds, feel free to join but no ticklish toes! We gotta keep this safe 🤣

Following rule I broke:
- 18 inch barrel with door breach
- pistol grip stock
- not deploying stock
- is all black
- not a Beretta or Browning

Please don’t do this if you are not familiar with shotgun lol

Problem: putting a pistol grip on an SKS makes it very difficult to remove the trigger group. Usually you have to remove the pistol grip first.

Solution: Put a fackin through-hole in the pistol grip lol

(btw this is a prototype and not what the final chassis will look like)

I don't have any mag dump videos, but in the spirit of screw you to the other guy who said they are lame, heres something.

Not just ammo, but also got a stripper clip and loader :)

Can load THREE mags with one clip 😅

what even chambers this ammo here in Canada?

i got it from a Canadian online store. clips were from ebay.

edit: the listing for the ammo is gone. so...yes..rare

Apparently, a TM22 with a Sightmark red dot and cheapass Federal ammo is the way to go. 🤣

Feel like Fun! 🤣

Shotgun is a Boito hiker 12 GA with 3D printed stock