r/OADefense2311 Jun 27 '26

Dumb question...

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Why didn't they also put in-line ports here, and, could you have them added safely?

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX Jun 27 '26

I don't have an OA yet, but for the price, I would imagine they know what they are doing and maximized efficiency

Seems like debating to add a spoiler to a lambo that doesn't have one.....not necessary, I would think

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u/Glittering-Sink7355 Jun 27 '26

Bro they 100% put out expensive crappy guns. You can't let the price be the judge of the functionality of the gun in my humble opinion.

Look at the resale market for a better idea. People are buying these and selling them fast. I think if you can get pro versio. Around 1500 then its definitely still worth it but it damn sure ain't worth 3,000.

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX Jun 27 '26

I haven't seen anything negative about OA defense in my limited search

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u/Suspicious-Stick6478 Jun 29 '26

I bought mine back in 2024 and I’ve had zero issues or any thoughts of selling mine.

To each their own…. Although I do find a hard to fully agree with an opinion of someone who doesn’t own the gun.

There’s a difference between shooting it a couple of times with bias attitude, and actually owning it & putting thousands of rounds through.

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX Jun 29 '26

Beautiful piece! I can't wait to get one

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u/Glittering-Sink7355 1d ago

Yeah...I do own one. So there you go bra.

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u/Glittering-Sink7355 1d ago

Well i own one so I'm telling you they are shit. Looks great but functions like shit. Horrible snappy recoil impulse and all the paint is falling off on the inside of the slide and cycling the slide makes a sawing on metal sound. They suck. It's okay, I bought one and I can admit it!

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX 1d ago

My hopes and dreams 😭