New BATTLE-BRO DNR Weapon System

the BATTLE-BRO DNR Weapon System in 9MM, 45ACP & 10MM.

The new DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) weapon system from BATTLE-BRO promises to be a revolutionary new modular firearm that can begin as a compact sidearm and quickly transform into a full size pistol (by changing barrel & slide), a longslide pistol (with another barrel & slide change), an SBR (with the snap-on attachment of a folding stock), an SMG (by swapping out the lower receiver for a Mil/LEO-only select-fire lower), or a carbine (with quick-attach pistol to carbine components): all parts and conversion kits being available individually or as a complete kit from the BATTLE-BRO ProShop. The barrel comes threaded as standard and there's a cool stubby "STUMP" suppressor available too. In original form the DNR resembles an officer's sized 1911, albeit with some simple aesthetic modifications that give it a resounding masculine look and feel...this is not a pocketbook gun but unequivocally a serious weapon for the modern urban warrior, LEO or law-abiding civilian anticipating the zombie apocalypse. Despite being striker fired (with optional manual safety) this is a professional device for those who can put in the time required to quickly transform it into any of the required configurations in a matter of seconds. If you buy the  "Ultimate" kit, it comes with everything you need (except the requisite tax stamps of course) all packed neatly into a small black attache case and a nondescript backpack into which the attache perfectly slides into the front pocket with your laptop behind. No price on any of this yet but cost promises to be low for the initial pistol purchase, perhaps as a lost leader to encourage owners to purchase the accessories as they go along. It's actually pretty smart of BATTLE-BRO to seize both the gun and accessory market in one go: it does seem that most firearm manufacturers too often leave it to 3rd party manufacturers to carry the aftermarket, which is where the bulk of profits lie. Brugger & Thomet of course is another company that maintains proprietary control of units and accessories, but such manufacturers are few and far between. Perhaps BATTLE-BRO, an all American manufacturer, will show the way on what a truly versatile, utilitarian, well-packaged weapon system can be, and how to satisfy one's customers from soup-to-nuts. We weren't allowed to photograph anything when we visited yesterday, but they supplied the above image of the longslide iteration, and have promised pics to follow soon...Ed. PS: this is a fake story! BUT, wouldn't it be great if....

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