Gun Report

Armscor No. M30R6 12-Gauge Pump

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This gun had a litany of problems: An ineffective buttpad, a spongy safety, a shiny finish, occasional trouble loading, and we couldn’t get it put back together after disassembly. We would not bet our life on this gun.

Armscor No. M30R6 12-Gauge Pump

Gun Details

Manufacturer
Model Name
Model Number
Home Defense
Recreational
Price
Caliber/Gauge
Caliber Plus Cartridge
Capacity
Weight Unloaded
Warranty
Action Type
Ejectors
Chamber Length
Choke Tubes
Overall Length
Barrel Length
Receiver Material
Barrel Material
Rib Width
Sights
Stock Material
Forend
Buttstock
Length of Pull
Drop at Comb
Drop at Heel
Trigger Pull Weight Bottom
Trigger Pull Weight Top

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The quality of manufacturing we saw on the Armscor just didn't impress us. We removed this pin to try to take out the trigger group, but failed to get the trigger out and we couldn't put the pin back in.
Might not be a big thing to a lot of people, but some of the basics were lacking on the Armscor -- a simple item like a sling swivel stud makes a difference when carrying the gun.
Yet another difference between the FN and the Armscor: the lack of a receiver drilled and tapped for optional sights.

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