"New" HK 45............ Full size and Compact tactical ( PICS )
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bladerogers
CGN Regular
- Location
- South Saskatchewan
Nice looking pistol. It really is to bad about that colour though, as I think the last time theatre of operations was in a fresh jar of Skippy or on the surface of "super friendly peanut butter planet" was...............well, never.
Wolverine is quoting around $1500 ... I thought I was getting one.. not anymore though - at that price I'd rather get something else
1500$? That's the price of an entry-level AR15!
The most I could see myself paying for a pistol would be ~1100$: anything more and it better cook my dinner or clean my boxers.
RevolverRodger
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Somewhere in QC
Looks at a great pistol but they need to lower the prices a bit
TheGamerXxX
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- North of the 49, Manitoba
*Drool*
Luke
Luke
- Location
- Southern Ontario
Looks like a Glock with a thumb safety, which is what I have been saying Glock should do for months now.
What is this gun's claim to fame? Construction type?
Pesonally, I absolutely love the HK P7M8, P7M13 series. Squeeze cockers. Absolutely safe in concealed carry. Or at least darned hard to get an AD or ND out of one.
Still, if I am going to concealed carry something it is going to have to be safe, safe and safe. A thumb safety is good but takes practice to remember to slide off while drawing. And it is one more thing to snag. A grip safety, on the other hand, is 'passive' to me and along with the thumb safety I would carry cocked and locked concealed OWB.
Still.. compared to the HK P7 series... I would take the P7's anytime.
Was in the gunstore the other day and there was a LEO and his wife and he was buying an off duty carry piece. Chose the G26, which I have and have carried concealed (stateside). I waited and watched to see what kind of holster he was going to buy.... the wife made some rather succinct comments about shooting himself in the family jewels while driving. They chose and OWB holster. Worst case is you take one in the leg.
What is this gun's claim to fame? Construction type?
Pesonally, I absolutely love the HK P7M8, P7M13 series. Squeeze cockers. Absolutely safe in concealed carry. Or at least darned hard to get an AD or ND out of one.
Still, if I am going to concealed carry something it is going to have to be safe, safe and safe. A thumb safety is good but takes practice to remember to slide off while drawing. And it is one more thing to snag. A grip safety, on the other hand, is 'passive' to me and along with the thumb safety I would carry cocked and locked concealed OWB.
Still.. compared to the HK P7 series... I would take the P7's anytime.
Was in the gunstore the other day and there was a LEO and his wife and he was buying an off duty carry piece. Chose the G26, which I have and have carried concealed (stateside). I waited and watched to see what kind of holster he was going to buy.... the wife made some rather succinct comments about shooting himself in the family jewels while driving. They chose and OWB holster. Worst case is you take one in the leg.
