Eddie Nickens, (tongue in cheek here), don't let Feinstein see that, looks like an assault rifle!

For the serious squirrel hunter that has "everything".

first off, too much money, can buy a lot of beef for $1,100+. the space between the barrel and forearm will catch brush and weeds. around here we don't like to shoot rifle bullets into the air,where they can come down, know not where, so we pretty much use a.410 or 20 ga. also, i hunt grouse and only shoot squirrels when they don't mess up my grouse hunting. Wisconsin woodlands are being taken over by houses more and more.

I usually hate futuristic crap like this, I like old and proven designs, but for some reason I like everything about this gun. If I bought one and it jammed more than once the first 100 times I shot it though, I would be extremely upset. I have had bad luck with semi auto rimfires, except for the venerable 10/22. I've never even heard of one of those that would not shoot.

How good a track record does this rifle have? What kind of accuracy? It should be a 100 yard tack driver for the kind of money they ask...

I can't find this particular rifle on their website but the cheapest superlite they have is $1,100. I am certain the one he holds in his hands is a lot closer to $2,000 if not more.

"Best Squirrel Hunting Rifle Ever".... yet it has not even killed a squirrel yet? Get a grip.

I love seeing all the new toys coming out of these trade shows, but this ridiculous hyperbole does no good for anyone.

Maybe I'm stupid, but what, other than weight, are the advantages of the carbon fiber barrel over a traditional barrel.

I love my Remington Nylon 66. It always fires and is accurate.