Inside joke and I won't go into it...but I used to want one of those. The bore axis is too high and durability was a problem and those are enough reasons for me to have changed my mind. I loved the trigger, though. It felt just like the spring-powered "space pistol" toy I had as a child. Exactly like it.
I'm the only person I know who liked that trigger.
The trigger acted as the selector on the full auto version lick the Steyr AUG.Inside joke and I won't go into it...but I used to want one of those. The bore axis is too high and durability was a problem and those are enough reasons for me to have changed my mind. I loved the trigger, though. It felt just like the spring-powered "space pistol" toy I had as a child. Exactly like it.
I'm the only person I know who liked that trigger.
I'm sorry I wasn't clear. The VP70 trigger is awful. It was the Colt 2000 trigger that I (uniquely, I think) actually liked.
Interesting idea but I've never trusted clip-on suspenders. If I wear them, they will attach to the buttons sewn inside my pants.
Ben,
I carried a P7 psp in Iraq and Bosnia then CCW for 15 years...Hell yes I would Carry a 13 shot version!!! The only reason I sold it and went to a SIG 320 then 365 is the mag capacity. Best pointing weapon since the Luger P08 and with that low sight to bore axis the sight reset was instant. Well banking $1500 after buying the SIG VTAC did not hurt either. Value? Nope not for me, if I found one on the ground I would sell it and buy a dollar practical gun.
Inside joke and I won't go into it...but I used to want one of those. The bore axis is too high and durability was a problem and those are enough reasons for me to have changed my mind. I loved the trigger, though. It felt just like the spring-powered "space pistol" toy I had as a child. Exactly like it.
I'm the only person I know who liked that trigger.
I tried several types back when I was fat, and like the needle-clip fireman’s best. The same company offers some 5 or 6 different attachment types. I wear a heavy T-Shirt, tucked, under suspenders, with a cotton or nylon fishing shirt over, untucked. Being retired really relaxes dress styles. Our cleaners’ bill has gone from around $200/mo to nil since I’m retired.
The reason I yesterday read about on Wiki was ---because--- my young nephew just bought a nib CZ-75B, his second gun.
HK decided to stop arms sales to several Mideast countries. I can understand not selling to muslim countries who want to erase Israel. I can't understand not selling to Israel. I sold the only HK I had at that time and won't ever have another, even though there are several I'd love to have.glenbo:
It's not discussed recently that there was whichever international boycott, regarding selling small arms (or larger) to Israel.
I'm curious whether that's when & why HK refused to sell, with so much pressure on the UN from the 'new age' PLO etc, although it wasn't justified (at all) to refuse.
Luckily the Czechs (or "Czechoslo-"), before and/or after Communism ended, supplied tons of the CZ-83s etc to Israel, and their
Internal Security Agency (Shin Bet) uses which ever CZ-75 series, according to the 75 User List on Wiki. Sidenote: even Delta Team uses some 75s.
The only handgun class (pretty unusual) I took after acquiring the TN CCW ; about six years ago: age 61!...was pretty unusual.
That class class - which included an attorney with the Memphis DA Office -was instructed by two Israeli guys. Incidentally, one of them doesn't want his photo taken, due to his unusual work somewhere outside Israel.
Believe it or not, they told me that they really like the quality/reliability of German Sigs... fwiw.
Kwaheri / see you later.
Wow I own H&K knowing they Hate Me Personally. One might want to research who actually owned them at that time.
Nope, P7M8 is better to pack, single stack and slimmer, too expensive to carry though P7's are sling shotting in price.
Or was I hypoxic? Wow. Well done.
Mine (both) are PTR-91s.
I hear there is one laying around the landscaping of Nakatomi tower in LA.
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