Xr9L

When will the Xr9L be avalible for purchase?

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Permalink Reply by Arne Boberg on January 27, 2012 at 9:19am

If I do take a guess, it will probably be wrong. We have a lot of streamlining to do with the XR9-S process before we clone it into another product, including supply chain issues we are having right now.

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Permalink Reply by Chasson on January 27, 2012 at 1:23pm

Thank you for the fast reply. I live in Canada. The law says that I can buy the xr9L. The barrel lenght must be 4.14inches at least. The xr9l would be perfect. I hope we can work something out in the near future.
Best wishes Chasson!
Ps have you thought of making a full size pistol with your design. Mabe a 6 inch barrel?Glock 17 size? Also Do you have plans for a 40 cal model. Will you lose a round ? 6+1

Arne Boberg said:

If I do take a guess, it will probably be wrong. We have a lot of streamlining to do with the XR9-S process before we clone it into another product, including supply chain issues we are having right now.

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Permalink Reply by Arne Boberg on January 27, 2012 at 3:15pm

.40 S&W would lose one round. A .45 caliber would lose one more round (5+1).

Barrels longer that 4.2" may be offered, but in 9mm, you don't gain as much as you would in a .40 or .357 Sig.

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Permalink Reply by BretShooter on January 27, 2012 at 4:13pm

Wasn't there a discussion about offering XR9S' with extended barrels for the Canadian market to meet their legal requirements?

Arne Boberg said:

Barrels longer that 4.2" may be offered...

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Permalink Reply by Chasson on January 27, 2012 at 4:26pm

That would work for me! Could you just put a 4.2 inch barrel in a xr9s? That way I could buy one!

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Permalink Reply by Arne Boberg on January 27, 2012 at 5:58pm

In our next batch of barrels we are going to make some in 4.2". However, it is a very time-consuming and expensive undertaking to get registered and certified with the US State Department - we presently don't have the resources for that just yet.

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Permalink Reply by Chasson on January 27, 2012 at 7:21pm

That sounds great! Please let me know when you make the 4.2s

Arne Boberg said:

In our next batch of barrels we are going to make some in 4.2". However, it is a very time-consuming and expensive undertaking to get registered and certified with the US State Department - we presently don't have the resources for that just yet.

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Permalink Reply by CWC on January 27, 2012 at 9:23pm

Arne put me on the order for a 4.2" barrel. Thanks

Arne Boberg said:

In our next batch of barrels we are going to make some in 4.2". However, it is a very time-consuming and expensive undertaking to get registered and certified with the US State Department - we presently don't have the resources for that just yet.

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Permalink Reply by Chasson on January 28, 2012 at 7:48pm

When do you think the next batch of 4.2s will be made?
I really want to buy one!

Arne Boberg said:

In our next batch of barrels we are going to make some in 4.2". However, it is a very time-consuming and expensive undertaking to get registered and certified with the US State Department - we presently don't have the resources for that just yet.