I think that is what I sold them for. It was quite a few years ago. Wolverine had brought them in 2001-2? (gun came out in late 2000 if I remember correctly) and sold them for 599 with 2 magazines. Spare mags were 25 bucks each and the holster was 40 or so. The pistols are nothing special and with that odd shaped trigger guard they really do not fit into anything properly. The barrels were made by Lothar Walther and were stainless steel. Double action trigger was heavy, single action was not too terrible. Has beefy steel slide rails molded into the frame. The novak style sights are dovetailed front and back and worked well. The slides were well finished, no sharp edges and easy to manipulate. The firing pin design is terrible, when you dry fire it puts a lot of stress on its retaining pin and that snaps, launching the firing pin out the back of the pistol. The 40SW version had a good snap to it, more so than a P226 and about the same recoil impulse as the G22. The 9mm version is a pussycat to shoot. I only remember one malfunction, and it was no fault of the pistol as the round had a dud primer. TnT Gunworks in Regina might still have a 9mm version on consignment, last I recall it was 650 ish, which is insane for a defunct pistol with only 1 or 2 magazines.
