ambishooter
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Southeastern Canuckstan
CZ97, I should have snagged one when it first showed up in the Canuck market.
Must have 45 that isnt a 1911 or 2011?
- Thread starter jonyork
- Start date
Only for the first season or two. Then an S&W 645 followed by a 4506.
CZ-97
I owned one years ago but sold it in a pistol purge. Out of all the pistols I sold (colt 1911, shadow 1, s&w R8) it was the one I missed the most. Luckily I came across one in the ee recently and jumped on it. I’m a fairly big guy with big hands so it fits pretty good. I can pretty much reach the mag release without adjusting my grip.
Hands down, favourite pistol I’ve owned! Not a ton for aftermarket, but that suits me fine.
I owned one years ago but sold it in a pistol purge. Out of all the pistols I sold (colt 1911, shadow 1, s&w R8) it was the one I missed the most. Luckily I came across one in the ee recently and jumped on it. I’m a fairly big guy with big hands so it fits pretty good. I can pretty much reach the mag release without adjusting my grip.
Hands down, favourite pistol I’ve owned! Not a ton for aftermarket, but that suits me fine.
Dirtiestharold
Regular
- Location
- Toronto the good?
Love mine too!!
Yes, he used it in the second season, i just found one and waiting foir transfer to go through
The HK45 and 45c might be the most robust modern .45 pistols available.
They are also amazingly accurate.
One HK45 was tested by Todd Green at pistol forum and shot over 50000 rounds with minimal maintenance.
It went 10000 rounds between cleanings and suffered only 2 stoppages. One of which may have been a hard primer.
The 45c was selected by SOCOM as the MK24
They are also readily available and not terribly expensive.
When I was shopping for the best .45 modern handgun I did my research and bought a lightly used HK45C and never looked back.
Fabulous handgun with low recoil due to its buffer and polymer frame design.
They are also amazingly accurate.
One HK45 was tested by Todd Green at pistol forum and shot over 50000 rounds with minimal maintenance.
It went 10000 rounds between cleanings and suffered only 2 stoppages. One of which may have been a hard primer.
The 45c was selected by SOCOM as the MK24
They are also readily available and not terribly expensive.
When I was shopping for the best .45 modern handgun I did my research and bought a lightly used HK45C and never looked back.
Fabulous handgun with low recoil due to its buffer and polymer frame design.
doubletrap
New member
- Location
- Surrey, B.C.
picked up a HK45, pretty happy with it. wanted the mark23 but a lil pricey
