Forums / Gun Discussion / A take down AR15 type rifle in 9mm, .40 & .45 cal

I may have to get one.....don't tell Annie.

Interesting. I'll have to see one in person before I really give any thought to buying one.

Got a question: (Knowing I'll get slammed for it, but I'll ask anyway.)

Why can't one of these esteemed gunmakers create one like this for us mousegunners?

I mean, .25 ACP is not exactly renowned for its stopping power (but how come nobody will ever volunteer to take a bullet from one?), but in a 16 1/4" tube, I'd bet it would have the "thump" to take out squirrels, etc., accurately and effectively at 50-75 yards. I know the .32 ACP can do it. I knew a guy who converted a .32 rimfire carbine into a .32 ACP by cutting and rechambering the barrel, modifying the feed and action mechanisms, and doing a slight adjustment to the old factory sights. He now has a sweet takedown lever action carbine that goes into the swamps with him every day to keep the water moccasins out of his boat. And what would be wrong with a .380 ACP carbine? We do 9x19s every day. How about 9x17s or even 9x18s? Remember the old cigarette commercials for that 101mm cigarette, "Just a silly millimeter..."?

I have a 9mm Marlin Camp9. Great little shooter. Have hi-cap mags for it. Shoots like an old M1 Carbine.
My everyday pocket carry is a .25 Beretta with Hornady Deep Penetration ammo. Need every advantage one can get. .25 were used exclusively by OSS in WWII to pop someone in the head at very close range if not contact.

I want one of those new .28ga/.45 Taurus revolver based on the Judge. There is stopping power and with my old eyes can't hardly miss with .28 ga and #2 shot.

How about one in .22 WMR. I would like to have a conversion kit for that for my AR.