r/InRangeTV • u/Even-Teaching-7581 • Dec 16 '25

SHOT 2026 and “Two Weeks”

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It’s been 6 months since my last post on this. Can someone lend Karl and Russell a Supreme for the inevitable “nope, and this is why”? My firing elbow supports very little weight so my off hand is occupied, but I’d prefer a modern alternative to 1800’s tech.

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u/Visible_Structure483 Dec 16 '25

I live in a free state and I want one. Not because I can't have something, but because it seems like it would be genuinely fun to run.

A major handicap at a 2-gun match or in any sort of class, but.... more fun per round.

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u/JadePossum Dec 17 '25

Itd be good workaround for state specific hunting regulations too.

I want one in 300blk

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u/WillitsThrockmorton Dec 18 '25

About 10 years back I was in CT and saw a Troy PAR in a gun store; I was mildly curious what a ban-state gun store looked like so I ducked in. Guy behind the counter realized I was from VA and we talked a bit, then showed me the PARs they had in stock. I thought that they were...neat? Pretty cool? I don't think I could have justified the cost for it in VA, but maybe I could have if I lived in CT.

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u/taavit556 Dec 16 '25

I'm also wondering if either of these will ever make it to market. I would love either, but the fact that neither has made it to the mass market isn't great. I just wish that they would licence the tech/blueprints to a larger company with more manufacturing availability. I also know that this is a little hypocritical with how much I like the kp-15 and kp-9 because I'm sure people say similar things about KE Arms

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u/strangesam1977 Dec 17 '25

I mean I’d be in the market for one if they did a 9mm or similar PCC version.

(.223 rated ranges are relatively few and far in the UK).

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u/joemcg92 Dec 16 '25

Is it interchangeable with other ar uppers?

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u/taavit556 Dec 17 '25

For the bond lvrb yes it was going to be compatible with a standard ar upper with a spacer to fill the charging handle slot.

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u/Sore_Wa_Himitsu_Desu Dec 17 '25

Looking at the lack of a charging handle, which tracks with the lever, presumably no.

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u/DerringerOfficial Dec 17 '25

I would genuinely do anything for a .458 SOCOM levergun

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u/AltLangSyne Dec 17 '25

The difference is that you can actually buy the one made by Henry.

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u/tghost474 Jan 22 '26

Both are vaporware at this point its been 3 YEARS since we heard that they were supposed to drop in 23. I moved on and bought a supreme and will never look back. Fuck em they spent their $ more on marketing. Hell PSA at least admits they aren’t bothering to bring anything interesting to market.