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Rost Martin R1MF comes to Califnoria

Pics Turkish Guns

PlinkyDinky said:
Just look at what they're doing with drones!
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Ya bro they’re trying to go back to their Ottoman Empire days. Technically speaking their military pound for pound is bigger than Germany. I think in the next 5-10 years they’ll be a big player geopolitically. Look what they did to the Greeks during the Cyprus invasion during the 70s. They steam rolled and took half the island in a week. If they really wanted they probably could have taken the whole island but I think the USA only authorized them to take half.
 
I said I’d never buy a Turk💩 gun, but I bought a new Winchester Ranger.22lr lever action made in Turkey. Winchester design, Winchester QC, but made in Turkey. The quality is very good.
 
It seems a lot of the Turkish handguns are decent, though I don't have any experience with them. I will say though, I saw a ridiculous amount of problems with the various Turkish shotguns that came through my work. Especially Winchester SXPs, which you'd think would be held to a slightly higher quality level considering the Winchester name is slapped on them. Soft metal, guns would wear out/beat themselves to death after just a couple hundred rounds. We had one SXP we had to send back to Winchester 3 times before just giving up and buying it back from the customer. Bolt metal was so soft it was shearing metal and couldn't lock up anymore, and that happened 3 times even with Winchester replacing just about everything but the receiver.
 
Turkey has been known for affordable quality firearms for quite a while now. They are a NATO country after all, with a pretty significant and advanced defense industry.
 
After being discouraged from buying anything Turkish, I couldn't help the impulse and ran away with this one when the salesman said " Turknelli "
After giving her a good lubing and letting it sit for a day... I have not have this much fun with a gun since I first got into them... Worth every penny. I feel like Juan Whick now . Ermox Silah Defense
 

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This is my Hatsan 95 break-barrel .17 air rifle, made well, works great, it was a good price, and that walnut stock is positively decadent!! My only complaint is that I can't quite use the iron sights comfortably through the scope mounting.

It was also my gateway drug back into shooting, after far too many years away!IMG_0201.webp
 
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Turkey has been known for affordable quality firearms for quite a while now. They are a NATO country after all, with a pretty significant and advanced defense industry.
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They have become close allies to Russia and China so being part of NATO doesn’t mean anything anymore. Pot metal guns and no customer service. Their MC14T hand guns make a good throw down if needed.
 
Tisas 1911s/2011s are super good for there price! If I see one being sold I try to buy it especially now that there new CEO is a huge gun enthusiast!

 
tango87 said:
They have become close allies to Russia and China so being part of NATO doesn’t mean anything anymore. Pot metal guns and no customer service. Their MC14T hand guns make a good throw down if needed.
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I received excellent customer service from Derya. They really went above and beyond for me. But to each their own.
 
Fusion/Ermox XP Comp - Raised in Turkey, grass finished in Florida. Very fine shooter after a little tuning.
 

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I received excellent customer service from Derya. They really went above and beyond for me. But to each their own.
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Mine only made it 60 to 65 rounds before critical malfunction… springs snapped…cost me $102.00 to send it back. They said it was defective and they would replace it but only from overseas which took 2 months. They wouldn’t reply to emails and only answered the phone twice and tried to say I never called. But, I recorded all the voicemails I left and printed the emails. The replacement is yet to be tested until I have witnesses and my friend with the Feds there. My friend got a 2011 that blew up and is in the process of filing a lawsuit. They screwed up with the replacement they sent me, double stamped over one of the serial numbers. But, like you said to each their own.
 
tango87 said:
Mine only made it 60 to 65 rounds before critical malfunction… springs snapped…cost me $102.00 to send it back. They said it was defective and they would replace it but only from overseas which took 2 months. They wouldn’t reply to emails and only answered the phone twice and tried to say I never called. But, I recorded all the voicemails I left and printed the emails. The replacement is yet to be tested until I have witnesses and my friend with the Feds there. My friend got a 2011 that blew up and is in the process of filing a lawsuit. They screwed up with the replacement they sent me, double stamped over one of the serial numbers. But, like you said to each their own.
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I’m sorry you had such a bad experience. Derya is Turkish owned but the dy9 I bought is manufactured in Florida and that’s where their customer service is too. I got the gunsmith Robs personal cell phone number and had great communication with him. And they paid for shipping both ways plus threw me a bunch of freebies for my troubles. Which company did you deal with?
 
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