LMT 9mm

[BoilerUp]

Rumored to be piston.

https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-ztXrVDP/0/c0ad9b75/O/i-ztXrVDP.jpg

[UWone77]

Rumored forever and it's now here. I bet it's a year before us mere mortals can find one in stock

[Stone]

Whats the MSRP on this thing???

[Joelski]

Whats the MSRP on this thing???

Figure up what you consider too much and then add 30%. [:D]

[UWone77]

From the Firearms Blog:

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Model: MARS-L9
Caliber: 9mm
Operation: Short Stroke Piston
Handguard: MLOK
Finish: Mil-Spec Anodized Aluminum, Mil-Spec Phosphated Steel
Stock: LMT PDW or 6 Position SOPMOD
Muzzle Device: A2 Birdcage 1/2 x 28 thread
Magazine: Glock
Barrel Length: 8″
Barrel Material/Twist: Chrome Moly / 1:10″
Rifle Length Collapsed: 22.33″ (562mm)
Rifle Length Extended: 25.6″ (650mm)
Weight: 5.5lbs
MSRP: ~$2,800
Release Date: Q3 2022

[VIPER 237]

$2800? Yikes…

And that’s before the $200 tax stamp. LMT is cool (although qc issues have been popping up like crazy lately) and something other than blowback is great, it’s just a lot for a 9mm that takes glock mags ya know?

[Stone]

Figure up what you consider too much and then add 30%. [:D]

You nailed it!! Sheesh, I would do the $2800 if it came with the MRO, 6 glock mags, 1K rounds of training ammo, a sling and a rifle case...

[UWone77]

$2800? Yikes…

And that’s before the $200 tax stamp. LMT is cool (although qc issues have been popping up like crazy lately) and something other than blowback is great, it’s just a lot for a 9mm that takes glock mags ya know?

I think I paid $1200 for my MRP upper and $600 for a Defender lower.

Brownells a few years ago were blowing out 9" MRP Uppers for $800 so with that and a MARS lower, I'm at $1500 for a complete LMT.

The pricing at $2800 makes no sense.

[BoilerUp]

I just noticed yesterday that Brownell's no longer lists LMT.

I'm an LMT Fanboi and I have to admit I'm a little surprised and not particularly excited about this. I'm sure it will be a fine weapon and I'm happy to see that it's not blowback, but at that price it will be in a tough spot in the market.

Of course, if they have a mil or leo buyer lined up then it should work out well for them. I love that they support the civilian builder market, but that isn't the primary way they pay their bills.

It does sting a little when you see a company come out with new product when you've got items that have been on backorder for close to a year. I'm noticing that their inventory availability is starting to inch back up. Their Estonian Reference Rifles are moving much slower than I expected, but a $3,200 piston AR isn't for everyone.

[SINNER]

Someone call LMT and inform them they are not Knights. Hell it took 4 months to get the required, should have been included parts for my MARS lower.