Grand Power pistols - What's on your wish list?

[Import]

Seem to run at around the 650$ mark, shoot one and see how well they do, great trigger da/sa, nice quality feel, certainly better than my .45 nork 1911, ( still love the norc though ) like 9mm to do drills, and can shoot longer for the same cost.....
Lots of pistols out there I want but we all have budgets of some sort.....
Import

 

[JR Hartman]

$650??? wow, down in the states these are like $250-$300.

 

[IM_Lugger]

I had my eye on them/ GP6 for a while now. Would like to handle one before buying tho.

 

[Canuck223]

I had my eye on them/ GP6 for a while now. Would like to handle one before buying tho.

1 PM squad Oxford fish and Game this Sunday.

 

[Canuck223]

$650??? wow, down in the states these are like $250-$300.

Um, what gun are you talking about again?

 

[patjohnw]

Gp6s that pop up on the EE tend to linger ...
Resale will be a steep loss if you ask me ...
Exept for maybe the x caliber due to the nifty factor

 

[Agent666]

These have gotten some good reviews:

http://www.americanrifleman.org/ArticlePage.aspx?id=1358&cid=19

 

[JR Hartman]

I found some Grand Power auto loading pistols for that price range in the US.

Just had to look, was in fact just reading some reviews and I found a couple for that price in a couple of reviews.

 

[Canuck223]

I found some Grand Power auto loading pistols for that price range in the US.

Just had to look, was in fact just reading some reviews and I found a couple for that price in a couple of reviews.

Forgive me, but when the retail price STI was listing was $655, I'm going to take your tale with a bit of salt. Discounts are one thing, but if you are suggesting a NIB gun was being retailed for less than half price, I'd like to see that review.

 

[JR Hartman]

ok, embarrased about this. For some reason I made the huge mistake of thinking you were talking about High Point instead of Grand Power. Very sorry.

I'll go hide under a log for a while...

Just not sure what wires got crossed there...

 

[Can-down]

Funny....that's what I was thinking John! High Point High Power Grand Power.....easy to see the mix up!

 

[tag129]

Yep, bored out of my skull waiting, so....

New X-Calibur

Mk7

K100 Dynamic

K100 Target

X-Trim

K22S

Hey Canuck,
How is it going? Haven't heard from you for awhile What's the difference between the MK 7, K100 Dynamic and the Target beside their sight? Cause they all look the same to me

Thx

 

[Can-down]

I believe it is just the sights. The basic stock sights aren't too bad.

 

[Canuck223]

I believe it is just the sights. The basic stock sights aren't too bad.

The Mk7 is the standard model with the drift adjustable low drag rear sight and plain front sight.
The Dynamic is the same base gun with the fiber optic front sight and dynamic drift adjustable rear sight, plus the bigger mag button.
The K100 Target has the fiber optic front sight and an Elliason rear sight, adjustable for windage and elevation.

The base gun is the same. It's just the sights and accessories that change.
There is also a price leader version of the Mk7. Instead of coming with the standard backstrap and the three additional sizes, it's just got the one.

If you know what sights and accessories you want, buying the version that comes with them as standard usually costs less. Aside from the Target model rear sight, you can always upgrade a Mk7 basic with the other sights, backstraps, and mag releases later. It will just cost a bit more.

The X-Calibur has a longer slide, longer barrel, and a hammer system with redesigned geometry for an even lighter single action weight. The new hammer system is backwards compatible. With the parts in hand I can R&R the gun over or back to the standard K100 system in 10 minutes.

 

[tag129]

Hmmmmm....... X-Calibur, I want one. Wondering how much longer do we have to wait.

 

[tag129]

The Mk7 is the standard model with the drift adjustable low drag rear sight and plain front sight.
The Dynamic is the same base gun with the fiber optic front sight and dynamic drift adjustable rear sight, plus the bigger mag button.
The K100 Target has the fiber optic front sight and an Elliason rear sight, adjustable for windage and elevation.

The base gun is the same. It's just the sights and accessories that change.
There is also a price leader version of the Mk7. Instead of coming with the standard backstrap and the three additional sizes, it's just got the one.

If you know what sights and accessories you want, buying the version that comes with them as standard usually costs less. Aside from the Target model rear sight, you can always upgrade a Mk7 basic with the other sights, backstraps, and mag releases later. It will just cost a bit more.

The X-Calibur has a longer slide, longer barrel, and a hammer system with redesigned geometry for an even lighter single action weight. The new hammer system is backwards compatible. With the parts in hand I can R&R the gun over or back to the standard K100 system in 10 minutes.

Thank you sir.

 

[bushwhacker]

I'm up for the X-Calibur. Does anyone want a nice Mk5 Target?