ZM Weapons LR-300?
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ZM Weapons LR-300?
I'm interested in a rifle that's a bit... different. ZM was purchased by Para Ord several years ago and they eventually dropped their rifle line to focus exclusively on handguns, so I don't think these have been made in quite some time.
Anyone have one?
Anyone have one?
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Re: ZM Weapons LR-300?
Interesting. The rear sight so far forward is different.
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Re: ZM Weapons LR-300?
I had one years ago. Thought it was a good idea and shot well for me. Just too much extra cost for what it was. If Para had got the price down a little, I think it would have sold.It is like alot of the miriad of piston guns that came out, all with proprietary parts.
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Re: ZM Weapons LR-300?
I think the Rock River Arms PDS uses a similar system.
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Re: ZM Weapons LR-300?
I have one. It is an interesting concept, but the cost to the value is upside down. Al Zitta designed and produced the initial release rifles and sold a few to the Saudi's. Para tried to sell and market, but could never get the cost down to a point that was marketable.
Re: ZM Weapons LR-300?
Is that a SBR configuration?
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Re: ZM Weapons LR-300?
Interesting here I am researching these and this thread pops up. I got one was thinking of selling it trying to see what they are worth. They are rare
Re: ZM Weapons LR-300?
The gamer geek in me would kill for one, thanks to it being one of the better rifles available in the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series of games that I loved so much. 

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Re: ZM Weapons LR-300?
Gunslinger, would you be interested in selling it, its my absolute dream rifle and have been chasing one like crazy.Gunslinger55 wrote: ↑August 8th, 2024, 8:20 pm Interesting here I am researching these and this thread pops up. I got one was thinking of selling it trying to see what they are worth. They are rare
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Re: ZM Weapons LR-300?
Hi delta6, would you potentially be interested in selling your LR? Its my absolute dream rifle, i have been chasing one like crazy .delta6 wrote: ↑March 10th, 2019, 5:39 pm I have one. It is an interesting concept, but the cost to the value is upside down. Al Zitta designed and produced the initial release rifles and sold a few to the Saudi's. Para tried to sell and market, but could never get the cost down to a point that was marketable.
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Re: ZM Weapons LR-300?
My buddy and I bought these several years ago. Mine had the quad rail and his had the other handguard they offered. Like the rifle. Don't shoot it as much as should. The quad rail and stock make it a little on the heavy side but never any problems with my limited use.