Are there Canadian legal 9mm with fixed barrels?
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easyrider604
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Probably because available ammo is steel jacketed and considered armour piercing or high ricochet risk.
The VP70 is also fixed and is straight blowback. Any accuracy advantage of a fixed barrel is negated by the trigger unfortunately.
Similar to the P9S, the Korth PRS 45 also employs a roller lock with limited front back movement. I think the rare Italian Delta top gun in 45 also used the same roller locking mechanism.
Similar to the P9S, the Korth PRS 45 also employs a roller lock with limited front back movement. I think the rare Italian Delta top gun in 45 also used the same roller locking mechanism.
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Gdawg, is that your Korth?
Scott Bear
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Walther P38/P1?
My first pistol was an np20, which was basically the same gun. I regret selling it now, though at the time I thought $ ment quality so i sold it and bought a bought a Glock.
The np20 fit my small hands a lot better than the Glock
Scott Bear
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Are you sure? Isn't it a 1911?
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The Browning is a 3/4 sized 1911 chambered for the .380acp round. Very small gun. I actually thought it was a prohib originally but the barrel is 4.2"!
Scott Bear
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But is it a fixed barrel?
Did your np-20 have the feature on the trigger guard
that lets you rack the slide with one hand only?
No, it didn't . That is the difference between the 2 models.
The military version did and the np20 (police) did not
