ArmaLite AR-9 - Revision history

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[[File:ArmaLite-AR-9-Semi-Automatic-12-Gauge-Shotgun-Firearm-Wiki.png|frame|right|The ArmaLite AR-9, a semi-automatic shotgun prototype developed by [[Burton Miller]]. The later released [[ArmaLite AR-17|AR-17) was based on this original design.]]

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	[[Ian McCollum]] of [[Forgotten Weapons]] did an overview / review of the [[ArmaLite AR-17\|AR-17]], which is based on the AR-9. That video is linked below. The AR-9 was likely very similar.		[[Ian McCollum]] of [[Forgotten Weapons]] did an overview / review of the [[ArmaLite AR-17\|AR-17]], which is based on the AR-9. That video is linked below. The AR-9 was likely very similar.
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	[[Ian McCollum]] of [[Forgotten Weapons]] did an overview / review of the [[ArmaLite AR-17\|AR-17]], which is based on the AR-9. That video is linked below. The AR-9 was likely very similar.		[[Ian McCollum]] of [[Forgotten Weapons]] did an overview / review of the [[ArmaLite AR-17\|AR-17]], which is based on the AR-9. That video is linked below. The AR-9 was likely very similar.

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 == Video / Review ==
 [[Ian McCollum]] of [[Forgotten Weapons]] did an overview / review of the [[ArmaLite AR-17|AR-17]], which is based on the AR-9. That video is linked below. The AR-9 was likely very similar.
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 == Video / Review ==
-[[Ian McCollum]] of [[Forgotten Weapons]] did an overview / review of the [[ArmaLite AR-17|AR-17]], which is based on the AR-9. That video is linked below. The AR-9 function was likely very similar.
+[[Ian McCollum]] of [[Forgotten Weapons]] did an overview / review of the [[ArmaLite AR-17|AR-17]], which is based on the AR-9. That video is linked below. The AR-9 was likely very similar.
 <youtube>67tUMc__xHc</youtube>

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	The '''ArmaLite AR-9''' was a prototype semi-automatic 12 gauge shotgun that was made by [[ArmaLite]]. It was designed by [[Burton Miller]] in 1955 and was ready to go into production, but it was never released. It was later sold as the [[ArmaLite AR-17]].		The '''ArmaLite AR-9''' was a prototype semi-automatic 12 gauge shotgun that was made by [[ArmaLite]]. It was designed by [[Burton Miller]] in 1955 and was ready to go into production, but it was never released. It was later sold as the [[ArmaLite AR-17]].

−	The AR-9 was recoil operated and interestingly enough, it borrows the [[ArmaLite AR-10]]'s rotating bolt. It was made largely from aluminum and fiberglass (much like the [[ArmaLite AR-1]] making for a ''very'' lightweight firearm. Only a small number of AR-9 prototypes were ever produced.	+	The AR-9 was recoil operated and interestingly enough, it borrows the [[ArmaLite AR-10]]'s rotating bolt. It was made largely from aluminum and fiberglass (much like the [[ArmaLite AR-1]]) making for a ''very'' lightweight firearm. Only a small number of AR-9 prototypes were ever produced.
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		+	== Specifications ==
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		+	Detailed information on the AR-9 is hard to come by, so we've collected what we can. Needs verification.
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		+	*'''Weapon Type:''' Shotgun
		+	*'''Caliber:''' 12 gauge
		+	*'''Action''': Short recoil
		+	*'''Weight:''' About 5.5 lbs (2.5 Kg)
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		+	== Video / Review ==
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		+	[[Ian McCollum]] of [[Forgotten Weapons]] did an overview / review of the [[ArmaLite AR-17\|AR-17]], which is based on the AR-9. That video is linked below. The AR-9 function was likely very similar.
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		+	<youtube>67tUMc__xHc</youtube>

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	[[File:ArmaLite-AR-9-Semi-Automatic-12-Gauge-Shotgun-Firearm-Wiki.png\|frame\|right\|The ArmaLite AR-9, a semi-automatic shotgun prototype developed by [[Burton Miller]]. The later released [[ArmaLite AR-17\|AR-17]] was based on this original design.]]		[[File:ArmaLite-AR-9-Semi-Automatic-12-Gauge-Shotgun-Firearm-Wiki.png\|frame\|right\|The ArmaLite AR-9, a semi-automatic shotgun prototype developed by [[Burton Miller]]. The later released [[ArmaLite AR-17\|AR-17]] was based on this original design.]]
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		+	The '''ArmaLite AR-9''' was a prototype semi-automatic 12 gauge shotgun that was made by [[ArmaLite]]. It was designed by [[Burton Miller]] in 1955 and was ready to go into production, but it was never released. It was later sold as the [[ArmaLite AR-17]].
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		+	The AR-9 was recoil operated and interestingly enough, it borrows the [[ArmaLite AR-10]]'s rotating bolt. It was made largely from aluminum and fiberglass (much like the [[ArmaLite AR-1]] making for a ''very'' lightweight firearm. Only a small number of AR-9 prototypes were ever produced.

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−	[[File:ArmaLite-AR-9-Semi-Automatic-12-Gauge-Shotgun-Firearm-Wiki.png\|frame\|right\|The ArmaLite AR-9, a semi-automatic shotgun prototype developed by [[Burton Miller]]. The later released [[ArmaLite AR-17\|AR-17) was based on this original design.]]	+	[[File:ArmaLite-AR-9-Semi-Automatic-12-Gauge-Shotgun-Firearm-Wiki.png\|frame\|right\|The ArmaLite AR-9, a semi-automatic shotgun prototype developed by [[Burton Miller]]. The later released [[ArmaLite AR-17\|AR-17]] was based on this original design.]]