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MDP, there are alot of resources out there that will tell you if you want to shoot a pistol caliber, use a pistol. (Albeit I would LOVE to have that H&K USC .45)
My experience with carbines is limited to the M1 in .30 carbine and Ruger's little .40 offering, but it is enough to tell me that if I were shopping for a MBR, it would be in a suitable rifle caliber. In all actuality, I am not all that impressed with .223 for MBR purposes either.
You ask any of this over at www.thefiringline.com yet? Bet you'd get a hell of a response over there. Prolly wouldn't have to post anything either, just using the search function alone would produce volumes of reading.
Just another note on the rifle selection process. Two guys go shopping for spare magazines. One guy shoots an AR-10 and the other a FAL. Both take a $100 bill with them. At the end of the shopping day, the FAL guy has a DOZEN mags and the AR-10 shooter has ONE.
My experience with carbines is limited to the M1 in .30 carbine and Ruger's little .40 offering, but it is enough to tell me that if I were shopping for a MBR, it would be in a suitable rifle caliber. In all actuality, I am not all that impressed with .223 for MBR purposes either.
You ask any of this over at www.thefiringline.com yet? Bet you'd get a hell of a response over there. Prolly wouldn't have to post anything either, just using the search function alone would produce volumes of reading.
Just another note on the rifle selection process. Two guys go shopping for spare magazines. One guy shoots an AR-10 and the other a FAL. Both take a $100 bill with them. At the end of the shopping day, the FAL guy has a DOZEN mags and the AR-10 shooter has ONE.