Something new coming (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 5/11/2026 3:54:02 PM EDT
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Attached File This just popped up in my X feed. Looks like some kind of AR with a weird charging handle. I dunno if the picture will show in the tweet, if not I'll edit to add it this post. I would be happier if they fixed their customer service. It seems they are getting nearly impossible to get a hold of. That makes me leery of buying anything from them that could require service. I already have one of their stocks that is busted and needs fixed. I don't need a pile of broken LaRue gear. |
The 2nd is not about hunting, it never was. It was put in place for one reason and one reason only. You can't have them, we won't give them up, so get over it.
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Originally Posted By drake22: Mark replied to one of them and said its VA specific Figures. Chasing a market that small seems like a sound business decision. 
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The 2nd is not about hunting, it never was. It was put in place for one reason and one reason only. You can't have them, we won't give them up, so get over it.
Looks like a shooter. But yeah, 50-state legal.  I think sometimes we all wish companies would focus their efforts on other things, but kudos to Mark LaRue for getting to a point in his life and business where he can just build what he wants and not care what any of us think about it. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By razARback: Looks like a shooter. But yeah, 50-state legal. I think sometimes we all wish companies would focus their efforts on other things, but kudos to Mark LaRue for getting to a point in his life and business where he can just build what he wants and not care what any of us think about it. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/284972/IMG_4877_jpeg-3760959.JPG It makes as much sense as building a car that maxes out at 55 mph because some states still have 55 mph highways. Nobody would want to buy it in states with higher speed limits. |
The 2nd is not about hunting, it never was. It was put in place for one reason and one reason only. You can't have them, we won't give them up, so get over it.
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at first i was hoping it was a long action big block semi auto. but it appears to be another odd ball that Larue came out with that sells to those in the restricted states. now if only mark would fulfill his promises to the TOBR masses and offer handguards and barrels of all different configurations as promised. Not much of a rifle system without the options |
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https://larue.com/rifles/bolt-action/bar-none/ It's called the BAR None. I have a feeling that in states that specifically call out the AR 15 and AR 10 it won't be legal as it looks like the standard lowers with ambi controls and a hideous rollmark. |
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It looks neat. It would be a fun suppressor host in something short and subsonic. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYR_nfCRVhy/?igsh=MW8yaGRhdmM3b2h6ag== |
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Originally Posted By razARback: It looks neat. It would be a fun suppressor host in something short and subsonic. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYR_nfCRVhy/?igsh=MW8yaGRhdmM3b2h6ag== That rail looks heavier than it should be... like someone didn't want an extra 30 minutes in the CNC |
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Originally Posted By SpeyRod: If it can be converted to a free state rifle after the fact it could be a decent rifle to carry you through the commie period. But I am guessing the barrel isn’t drilled. You'd have to put a new upper on it. |
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Originally Posted By ALASKANFIRE: Is the bolt far enough forward to easily cycle it while in your shooting position. If you’re a lefty. Would be fun if the bolt was on the correct side for hunting in semi (rifle) ban States. In the 80’s you pulled the gas piston on an SKS for a straight pull woods gun. One of the few products I’m not gonna buy. |
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Originally Posted By 303_enfield: Bolt is on the wrong side. Mark should know that! Originally Posted By 303_enfield: Bolt is on the wrong side. Mark should know that! Originally Posted By Ten_Rounder: Yea, bolt on the left side! I'm out on this one .... for right handed peeps, it is on proper side  Originally Posted By ALASKANFIRE: Is the bolt far enough forward to easily cycle it while in your shooting position. straight pull is shorter pull.... so should be close, but ok |
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Originally Posted By 303_enfield: If you’re a lefty. Would be fun if the bolt was on the correct side for hunting in semi (rifle) ban States. In the 80’s you pulled the gas piston on an SKS for a straight pull woods gun. One of the few products I’m not gonna buy. Originally Posted By 303_enfield: Originally Posted By ALASKANFIRE: Is the bolt far enough forward to easily cycle it while in your shooting position. If you’re a lefty. Would be fun if the bolt was on the correct side for hunting in semi (rifle) ban States. In the 80’s you pulled the gas piston on an SKS for a straight pull woods gun. One of the few products I’m not gonna buy. That’s set up for a right handed shooter it’s just hard to tell how close it would be. The idea with these setups is to not have your shooting hand leave the grip and do the bolt manipulation with your support hand. |
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Originally Posted By ALASKANFIRE: That’s set up for a right handed shooter it’s just hard to tell how close it would be. The idea with these setups is to not have your shooting hand leave the grip and do the bolt manipulation with your support hand. Um, no. If I move the support hand I break cheek to stock weld. No, no and no. |
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Originally Posted By Merg: The bolt/charging handle on this is does not appear to extend behind the upper. So in theory you should have to break your cheek weld. Atleast that’s how it looks to me from the pictures. Not if a right handed shooter. No, I’m not talking about shooting from a bipod. For a right handed shooter in most rifle sports and hunting, the left handed is the support hand. Right hand pulls trigger them pulls bolt for the next round. If Mark was thinking he would have made the receiver and bolt ambiguous. The price is low. So, order now and it might ship in two weeks. Plus, all the lefties have a deal of a rifle. |
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Originally Posted By 303_enfield: Not if a right handed shooter. No, I’m not talking about shooting from a bipod. For a right handed shooter in most rifle sports and hunting, the left handed is the support hand. Right hand pulls trigger them pulls bolt for the next round. If Mark was thinking he would have made the receiver and bolt ambiguous. The price is low. So, order now and it might ship in two weeks. Plus, all the lefties have a deal of a rifle. Originally Posted By 303_enfield: Originally Posted By Merg: The bolt/charging handle on this is does not appear to extend behind the upper. So in theory you should have to break your cheek weld. Atleast that’s how it looks to me from the pictures. Not if a right handed shooter. No, I’m not talking about shooting from a bipod. For a right handed shooter in most rifle sports and hunting, the left handed is the support hand. Right hand pulls trigger them pulls bolt for the next round. If Mark was thinking he would have made the receiver and bolt ambiguous. The price is low. So, order now and it might ship in two weeks. Plus, all the lefties have a deal of a rifle. Lefty bolt on a right handed gun has been done numerous ways by different companies. If you are only shooting offhand that's fine but I think that would put you in the minority. I'm interested to see how people actually like these things. BA50  BushMaster BA50 |
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Again, I’m not talking about shooting off a bi-pod. Yes, you can pinch the rear bag with the left hand and operate a left handed bolt. But that is few shooting sports. A 300BO sure isn’t used in any F class or other mid or long range. I’ve been in the game from back in the DCM days. So, tell me again the bolt is on the correct side. |
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Originally Posted By 303_enfield: Again, I’m not talking about shooting off a bi-pod. Yes, you can pinch the rear bag with the left hand and operate a left handed bolt. But that is few shooting sports. A 300BO sure isn’t used in any F class or other mid or long range. I’ve been in the game from back in the DCM days. So, tell me again the bolt is on the correct side. So you've made it clear these won't work for you. I'm not sure you understand that the vast majority of people shoot differently than you do and have do idea what DCM is let alone shoot in those positions. It's like these guns or I have insulted you lol. I'm not a fan of bolt AR's conventional or straight pull so I really don't care how they do. |
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Originally Posted By ALASKANFIRE: That’s set up for a right handed shooter it’s just hard to tell how close it would be. The idea with these setups is to not have your shooting hand leave the grip and do the bolt manipulation with your support hand. And how is that faster if you have to break “support” with your off hand? |
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Originally Posted By SuperJlarge: And how is that faster if you have to break “support” with your off hand? Originally Posted By SuperJlarge: Originally Posted By ALASKANFIRE: That’s set up for a right handed shooter it’s just hard to tell how close it would be. The idea with these setups is to not have your shooting hand leave the grip and do the bolt manipulation with your support hand. And how is that faster if you have to break “support” with your off hand? Did I say it was faster? |
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People who don't like motorcycles are just... weird.
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They put up a close up vid of it cycling. Of course the shooters head isn't in the frame so I can't tell how it is. https://www.instagram.com/p/DYYGD9bRVi7/ |
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Normal people like motorcycles. Real people like motorcycles.
People who don't like motorcycles are just... weird.
Normal people like motorcycles. Real people like motorcycles.
People who don't like motorcycles are just... weird.
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Originally Posted By icecold1: i just ordered a OBR off gunbroker for 2900. i think it is way more bang for the buck. Faster banging at least. 
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The 2nd is not about hunting, it never was. It was put in place for one reason and one reason only. You can't have them, we won't give them up, so get over it.
