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Well, I still think it would be a pretty awesome gun to own in my opinion. Who Wouldn't want a drum shotgun? This thing could do an unbelievable amount of damage.
Not sure of that firearm??
Looks pretty dangerous to me=I only own single shots-NO one NEEDS more than ONE shot, as per JB.
For my own knowledge=Does your Boss at work address you as Special Agent or just Agent??
PS: Congratulations looks like you got your 50 posts=You can now run to the Classifieds!!..Bill.
Looks pretty dangerous to me=I only own single shots-NO one NEEDS more than ONE shot, as per JB.
For my own knowledge=Does your Boss at work address you as Special Agent or just Agent??
PS: Congratulations looks like you got your 50 posts=You can now run to the Classifieds!!..Bill.
Good Question, I'll have to check with ASAC BillyBob44 and see if I got the promotion to Special Agent Yet. What do ya say boss, did I make the cut?
Kool + Congrats...
I was asking you? Does that mean I'm promoted Cheif Fed?
The best entertainment in town while watching a Colt's Game..
WELCOME to INGO!!!..Bill.
Fostech Origin made right here in Indiana. I ran a few drums thru one….. FUN!!!
shootersix
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Cool story about the “fostec origin 12”, it was designed by a company called Alliance armament in chandler Indiana, they originally started as a company converting sporterized siaga shotguns back to their original “pre import” status (removing the wood stocks and adding the ak furniture) and they also converted them to full auto. They also made a 50 round drum for the Walther p22 and ruger sr22 along with a conversion upper for the Mac 9/10/11 (like the lage upper)
Alliance sold the design and manufacture rights to fostec, then they sold the company to Mag tactical in Newburgh Indiana, and the owners of alliance went to work for Mag.
Mag tactical defaulted in their payments to the owners of alliance, so the owners left Mag tactical (which has since closed) and started a new company called “Freedom Ordnance!”
Alliance sold the design and manufacture rights to fostec, then they sold the company to Mag tactical in Newburgh Indiana, and the owners of alliance went to work for Mag.
Mag tactical defaulted in their payments to the owners of alliance, so the owners left Mag tactical (which has since closed) and started a new company called “Freedom Ordnance!”
5 - 8 month wait unless you find one somewhere. Heavy. Comes with a 5-round mag. The 20-round mag will set you back $600. The 30 round drum is more $$$. All up weight has to be at least 10 pounds, 11 with the 30 rounder, more if you an optic, light, or anything else. Reliability? Who knows? For now, an expensive novelty, niche gun imho. For whatever reason(s), semi-auto, detachable magazine fed shotguns have not taken off. The Origin isn't the first one.
ChalupaCabras
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Surprising number of people, for a forum called Indiana Gun Owners, that dont know about a gun that has been made in Indiana for years now...
