Minden, NV – -(AmmoLand.com)- Innovative firearms manufacturer, Franklin Armory®, has successfully created a new prototype.
Franklin Armory presents providence a whole new action type that fires one round every time the trigger is pulled, but this action is not semiautomatic. Come by SHOT Show booth #20365 and see the safest, quietest, cleanest, non-semiautomatic ever designed.
Jay Jacobson – “Providence was inspired by the demand for a non-semiautomatic carbine in international markets. In my opinion, what we created was the safest, quietest, and cleanest running design ever conceived.”
Stop by SHOT Show booth 20365 to find out more!
If you would like more information about this topic, please see our website at www.franklinarmory.com .
About Franklin Armory
Franklin Armory is a Nevada corporation that specializes in manufacturing Binary triggers, and quality AR-style firearms for sporting, military, and law enforcement applications. We are very adept at creating products for a restrictive jurisdiction such as our home state California. We have two facilities. Our California site manufactures most of the component parts we sell while the Nevada plant performs final assembly, quality control, and distribution. Franklin Armory first set up shop in Minden Nevada in 2013 to establish a toehold in Northern Nevada because of California’s onerous and restrictive regulations regarding assault rifles. The Nevada facility also manufactures NFA compliant firearms. We use 100% American made parts & materials. www.FRANKLINARMORY.COM
Tomsson fires the same way it is not new
dhimmi-crat caliph-ornicators will stridently license/regulate the human digestive process next. they would like to control all aspects of in-process procreation – armies of lawyers monitoring via body cams?
Absolute Genius. Looks like a double action running a type of “open bolt” style weapon. Should be legal in every state. Mags might have to be shorter, but again, absolute genius. Way to think outside the box, guys!
It’s impossible to tell since they don’t show live rounds being fired, but it looks to me like it’s similar to an open-bolt, semi-auto except the bolt doesn’t fully re-open after cycling; in other words, it doesn’t “cock”. An open-bolt semi-auto “cocks” with the bolt retracted to the rear behind an empty chamber. Pulling the trigger releases the bolt to fly forward, feeding a round and then firing the instant it closes, usually with a fixed firing pin. After it fires, it behaves as a straight blow-back, with the rearward force on the fired case pushing the bolt to the… Read more »
Sometimes l crack myself up. What looks cool to me might be ugly to someone else. Aesthetics plays a big part in perception. If it looks like a mean, ugly, black, military style gun then maybe it should be banned regardless of what it takes to fire it. Maybe it’s a fancy paperweight but I like that the folks at Franklin Arms are innovative and will likely work on tweaks to make it better. I like that they care enough to develop products that get around the regulations.
I can see this possibly heading into dangerous territory. When all these “types” of guns are banned/outlawed(and they will, unless something drastic happens), this one will be also because of at least looks and/or features. And if they do classify this action as semi auto, what stops them from going after da revolvers. When the rules don’t suit them, they change them. Look what they just did with bumpstocks. It didn’t fit their definition, so they changed the definition. Been in this fight for little over 30 years. We all know (or should) what the end game is for these… Read more »