This is breaking news! I think that may actually be a first for this blog, but it's true nonetheless. Special kudos to the roomie for bringing this one to my attention.
Remember the public realtionship-challenged, yet promising company Robinson Armament? Well they're back, and with more good news than you can puke rainbows at! Where do I start? Whadda ya say we just have a good ol fashioned list:
1. They finally released a 5.45x39 for all of their XCR-L models!
2. They have a much more functional redesigned folding and now adjustable stock!
3. They're back to selling VEPRs, but now have models that accepts M-14/M1A magazines (limited supply)!
4. A completely new, redesigned website, that is much easier to navigate.
5. The XCR-M (.308 Win and .260 Rem) is now released to the public!
6. For those that care, they also offer their short barrel models in .300-220 as well.
And they still have plenty more ideas on the table, such as: continued development of the 6.5 Grendel conversion, a .22LR conversion, nabbing a booth at the shot show, along with (so far) better communication with the outside world and their customer base, along with a new twitter account. So go check 'em out! Seriously, stop wasting your time here. The post is over, finito, done. Be gone with thee! Okay, fine. Here's another pic:
Remember the public realtionship-challenged, yet promising company Robinson Armament? Well they're back, and with more good news than you can puke rainbows at! Where do I start? Whadda ya say we just have a good ol fashioned list:
1. They finally released a 5.45x39 for all of their XCR-L models!
2. They have a much more functional redesigned folding and now adjustable stock!
3. They're back to selling VEPRs, but now have models that accepts M-14/M1A magazines (limited supply)!
4. A completely new, redesigned website, that is much easier to navigate.
5. The XCR-M (.308 Win and .260 Rem) is now released to the public!
6. For those that care, they also offer their short barrel models in .300-220 as well.
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| The 7.5in SBR model with that sweet little new butt stock |
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| Here's the new XCR-M in .308 |
And they still have plenty more ideas on the table, such as: continued development of the 6.5 Grendel conversion, a .22LR conversion, nabbing a booth at the shot show, along with (so far) better communication with the outside world and their customer base, along with a new twitter account. So go check 'em out! Seriously, stop wasting your time here. The post is over, finito, done. Be gone with thee! Okay, fine. Here's another pic:
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| The New Standard 16in barrel XCR-L |
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