Holloway Arms HAC7, The Basics

[ESK]

It may be someday.

Very interesting. Thanks for the follow up info. This is really an interesting platform with some very unique design attributes. Would be cool if the HAC-7 was resurrected one day.

[FTG-05]

Robert Holloway is living quite comfortably in the Pacific Northwest. He’s working for a major oil company and travels the world. On the side, he still dabbles in gun design. I think someday we'll see Bob's name pop-up in the gun industry again.

Ok, good to know, thanks for the update!

[NongShim]

Awesome you got one at all, but especially in such condition. I remember pouring over gun mags in the 80s and seeing them advertised. Of course I wanted pretty much everything, but the HAC-7 was always the gun that captured my imagination the most. I've always wanted one of those. It was a real treat getting to look at more than just a tiny black and white snap shot from the side. Very interesting guts in that gun.

[ESK]

For those of you that are interested, there's a new website and registry for the Holloway Arms HAC7. Seeing that only 350+ weapons were made, it's probably not going to have a big following, but it is interesting to see what was made and in which configuration. Like I tell people all the time, the HAC7 was a engineering marvel, but unfortunately being made is small numbers, it was a Mass Produced Prototype... Shame it didn't take off.

Registry:
http://hollowayarms.com/

Other information:
http://id.gun.fm/firearms.php?id=330

Enjoy,

Eric