The "AR-X2"

**Slater** · 11-18-22, 05:28

Anyone ever heard of this outfit before?

https://x2devgroup.com/ar-x/

**Stickman** · 11-18-22, 10:49

Inexcusable, and its the first thing you see on their page. They made a first impression with me, but its not a good one.

**Disciple** · 11-18-22, 11:44

Originally Posted by Stickman

Inexcusable, and its the first thing you see on their page. They made a first impression with me, but its not a good one.

A southpaw model?

**john armond** · 11-18-22, 13:09

Originally Posted by Disciple

A southpaw model?

Not a southpaw model. It’s normal side ejection but their photo or photoshop shows the reverse of the upper receiver. Every other pic shows the normal left side, not one with an ejection port.

My guess is somewhere along the lines of Stick being appalled as a professional photographer that the company would let something like that get by.

**Dutch110** · 11-18-22, 15:00

I'm more offended by the $2795 price tag.

**Stickman** · 11-18-22, 15:00

Originally Posted by john armond

Not a southpaw model. It’s normal side ejection but their photo or photoshop shows the reverse of the upper receiver. Every other pic shows the normal left side, not one with an ejection port.

My guess is somewhere along the lines of Stick being appalled as a professional photographer that the company would let something like that get by.

Yes, its like taking your wedding picture and hanging it upside down because you don't see a difference. That sort of attention to detail is all consuming. I certainly make mistakes, but this one is reprehensible. Its almost as bad as when the dumba$$ at Magpul put the pic of the polymer front sight on a railed gasblock as a large pic in the catalog.

Some mistakes are just ..... bad.

**Stickman** · 11-18-22, 15:01

Originally Posted by Disciple

A southpaw model?

I would be happy if it were so.

**titsonritz** · 11-18-22, 15:33

Originally Posted by Stickman

Inexcusable, and its the first thing you see on their page. They made a first impression with me, but its not a good one.

That reminds me of a gunsmith in Salem that has a mirror image of a 1911 on his sign/logo. Back when I still went in there I told him it must be modeled after a Randall, he was not pleased.