Oceania Precision Straight Pull Rifles 

As a Western Australian, it brings me great sadness that I can't own these guns. But the appearance laws over here are getting better. So Made in the next few years we'll be able to have these rifles. It's also good to see some rifles chambered in 9mm. As they should - theoretically - offer greater stopping power and range than the .22 magnum for around the same price per shot. With the ability to reload them as well.

They do make WA legal variants - they look a bit different though.

Nsw too...

It is a Magpul M-LOK MVG Vertical Grip - it mounts straight on to the M-Lok slots on the handguard, nothing else required.

Easily the SP-15. No contest.

SP-15 in my view.

WFA looks like a toy specially designed for the nanny state.

WFA warick if you are putting a lot rounds thru it much better for IPSC

He is making a pump action version

Downside is you cant mount much hardware upfront with the pump version...

2.6kg

His review was completely botched, look up oceana firearms on their FB page for the explanation, in short he reviewed a neglected firearm.

They start at $3895

as of 2023 they're $4,499.

Yep

I would say it can be done bit of custom works. They already do it to the Warwick wfa1 at ignition custom in SA

Southern cross small arms is making a taipan light, should check it out

More guns are always better.

It was a very sub-par review as the firearm appeared to have never been cleaned nor any attempt to have been maintained by the owner. There were many unfactual pieces of information shared in that review.

@@adamjeffries6969 Ozzie once having jamming issues with the firearm he gave it a good clean and let it cool down with jamming issues still occurring.It could’ve been a one off ........

Nope, was an issue with the rifle barrel that Grant Swan sacked up about rather than bitching and moaning to the FB mob.

@@FkRoP My understanding was that the rifle was new and was not use or fired

@@archiekabooom2928 Ozzie did a follow-up video where he clarified a few points. Some of the clarification is in the comments, I recommend watching it just to get both sides. The rifle was run in and roughly sighted prior to the review. Which makes sense to me. Is that 'new'... probably, I'd think so. The only issue I have with the review is that the price was incorrectly quoted. I don't believe that rifle was representative of Oceania as a whole, but the reaction was embarrassing frankly. Grant Swan posted to say a couple of the rifles had a step missed when fitting the barrel and he took responsibility. Oceania just made excuses and summoned the demented FB mob to attack Ozzie. That's my main gripe. I can't respect someone who does that.

Has over 100 orders for the SP-15 alone and he worked with state police for the design. Warwick’s have been around for ages now so I don’t see them being banned unless all straight pulls are banned.

So stay quiet about it. Problem solved.

@@CrazyDog651 The rifle just got into my bucket list. I am just worried. you will never know when someone from the department decides to pull the plug.

Warwick is not banned in nsw because its straight pull, it's because it looks like a military rifle.

@@jdog5599 If you read my comment again you’ll see me say in general if straight pulls were to be banned nothing about NSW.