Any chance of reducing the cost?
The production of a Quigley rifle is a very labor intensive endeavor. Except for the scope, the entire gun is hand-machined. Even the German Lothar-Walther barrel blank requires detailed work to fit precisely into the system. Recently Nibecker ARMS has entered into a production agreement with a quality machine shop to produce the metalwork. Currently the woodwork is fully completed by Nibecker ARMS. The final assembly and testing of each gun is also completed by Nibecker ARMS. In the future if a large manufacturer adapts my power-plant into existing pre-charged or multi-stroke guns, then the advantages of the new power plant could be made available at a lower cost.
