HK SFP9 ####

Recce guy01 said:
I hope a .45 ACP version of the SFP will come out soon!!
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In the future there is no official plans, the ones that are noted as of now for future development is a SD version with a threaded barrel and knowing hk an altered recoil spring, a maritime model dubbed SFP9M with a different finish on all components much like the sig mk25 or hk mk23, a sfp9sk is also on said list. And a rd designation which no one really knows what it means but is speculating one that has a built in slide cutout for red dot out of the factory.
 
Very nice! I also have the orange set but on my P30L. They're awesome. When I eventually pick up a VP9 I will install an orange pair as well. I find the orange a lot better to use then the yellow.
 
This gun has been out in the US for about a year now and has been met with very favorable reviews and comments from users. One bad review has you running for the hills? :confused: The sample of one unit does not indicate a problem. It is still a great pistol but I don't blame you for being cautious. I remember the fiasco that was the first gen Walther P99... Phenomenal initial reviews and about 6 months in, the pistols started falling apart.
 
Well....you just have to believe everything you see on the internet. There's a thread going on up in the pistols forum about how this new gun failed miserably a "torture" test. And now, it's the worst thing ever. sic

No, I realize that there is probably a lot more to this gun than the glock fanboys are complaining about. Although now, I do want to try one out before I commit to a purchase.
 
As far as the torture test goes...i'm not concerned.

I've put north of 600 rounds through my VP9, the only malfunctions were in the first 100 rounds - which i'd attribute to break in period, 2-3 fail to ejects.

Under normal operating, this gun has had zero issues from me what so ever. I don't plan on throwing it in a cold puddle full of thick gritty mud anytime soon - so it's a non issue for me.
 
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