Interesting stuff…
A little bit of a blatant plug for Badlands Munitions Co, of course. 
You’re right about a bullpup… does away with the musket factor on the 18"+ barrel lengths. 
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I’d think with that higher pressure Badlands stuff would wear out things faster, barrels, throat erosion etc but I guess just replace them more often 
Everyone wants a real steel one of these
Got flashbacks of this
Hot dam 
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And here I was seeing these amazing models thinking… “Yeah, pretty cool looking over exaggerated Gelbasters”.
Then realised these are real steel models! 
Way cool!
It’s just the modern version of the SIG (Swedish) 550 I found cool why I posted it
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Really puts this hobby into perpective when you look at the going rate for real steel compared to gel blasters… 
Don’t make me get my cat H license…
Really, dont…spending spirals all over again…
The real ones are more reliable…!!
And, i;d probably be the first person in Oz,
to rock up to a range with a modified robocop and Burton RE m9’s…!!
Collector design works, can either sell you parts, or you can order and import a whole pistol…
Im sure the cost of the real steel on display, is way more than my entire gelblaster collection…!!
I might grab some real wood grips, for the gen 2 burton. (finger grips)
They look horn…!!
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Yikes.!
US $235 for the real wood burton grips…plus postage…
Thats about $470, just for the grips…
I don’t want them that bad…
That’s why I didn’t buy a Cybergun 1911A1. The real RIA 1911 was only $50 more and that included tuning by the seller. RIA is 9mm due to licencing
Let me know when…
I’d pay to see that
Yep my tearass PT99AFS was $700 brand new when I was club days out the door.
When the Berratta M92 was retailing for $1800…
They are the best I’ve played with. I think I have a wood that looks awesome.
Hang on got a forum members name on the grip, must be good.
The build quality and price for what you get just outdoes everything. My opinion anyway. Very accurate, and great trigger best I’ve laid a finger on anyway.
Things like Desert Eagle and some 1911’s are just clunky in comparison. Have idiosyncrasies like ammo picky stovepipe, blow up even in the Desert Eagle case. Glad it wasn’t mine
Before the 10 round regulation came in had the full fat 19 rnds of 9MM. They never jammed or did anything wrong. In my experience anyway. Very svelte pistol too, felt great in the hand.
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Yeah, you know I have a bit of a soft spot for CZ gear. They’re not priced too badly either.
Must have been a Czech in a previous life.
I think that too but going through my ancestry says otherwise
When you’ve used a good pick of the bunch they are really good. Highly popular for IPSC and race guns with the competition options on them. I had a go on a CZ in 38 super that was tricked up for comp. Oh my lord, side charger, red dot, muzzle brake, +2 mag the whole nine yards. Trigger like a light switch. Good experience.
That good the Italians copy them and brought the Tangfolio to Australia. That had some issues that they rectified. Should have named it fungoolio 
As you say for the money you get bang for the buck and are not missing out in both function and looks department.
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Ooo
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