nola, did you buy a chevy volt as soon as it came out too?
all i'm saying is if you want an ak round, buy an ak
if you want an ar platform buy an ar15
maybe it's an ok round idk, but until it's $4 a box for ammo and available at walmart, with years of reputation being earned
you can count me out
I just this it's pretty nifty that you can switch between two calibers and use the same bolt/mags/ everything but the barrel. do I plan on going out at buying a 300Blk upper? hell no. I don't even have enough money to shoot 5.56 right now. but like I said I just think it's a cool concept and if the price comes down in the future then it may be a very practical system. the ballistics data that I looked at shows the 300 exceeding the ballistics of 7.62x39, with roughly the same maximum effective range.
and to those who have said "just buy an AK".. well sure, I can see your point, but you can't load up an AR mag with 7.62x39 and slap in into your AR.
and as far as cost efficiency. yea, that sumbitch is damn expensive right now, but in comparison: Colt just recently released the SP101....? (I may be wrong on the actual model name) and it basically offers the ability to switch between 5.56 and .308 in the same lower/magwell. but you still need separate uppers (obviously) and you need AR10 mags even though the magwell will accept both. all that being said, that rifle is interesting, but it's still not as convenient or efficient as the 300Blk concept, and that rifle runs for around $2400, and that's not counting the 2nd upper. (of course, we all know that .308 is far superior to x39 and/or 300blk, so I'm not arguing that)
for all intents and purposes, all you guys that are being highly critical of this, well I think you're 100% correct. especially coming from a prepper's standpoint. cost efficiency should be up in the top ten terms in the prepper's vocabulary. all I'm saying is that I think the concept is pretty unique and interesting, and it may be worth keeping an eye on to see if it gains popularity, which would subsequently drop the price.