K-100 Grand Power

Well I got a PM from Yaro about the FO.

I tell you alot of the gun retailers and distributors ought to take lessons from this guy. Talk about committement.

Simple communication, man that feels good to have someone who cares about thier products.

I tell you GrandPower went up a couple of notches in my book.

Too often companies forget the human side of things and would rather have you focus on the WOW factor.

WOW factor for me is when an owner contacts you and asks what he can do to help. Thats WOW.

Thank You Yaro!

TG
 
I got the two tone version of the K100 and the hammer is a purple color, the same, incidently, as that on a Bulgarian Makarov I own. Do all their hammers come in this shade?

My mag release is a bit gritty. Yaro, is there a way to slick-up the mag release?
 
purple color of hammer : reason of this is very quality steel, with lot of additieves ( chromium, manganium, for your info) so oxid blueing havent power to do it black. but we solve technologie for blueing of hammer now.

mags release you may simply draw by pliers, polish working radius, and push it back into frame. but after it ( push) you must unstick internal central magazine cath ( by some stick)

here is photo of serial K100 Mk6 9Luger for US market

: http://www.grandpower.sk/start.php?itemid=29&catid=4

Yours
Yaro

guninhand said:
I got the two tone version of the K100 and the hammer is a purple color, the same, incidently, as that on a Bulgarian Makarov I own. Do all their hammers come in this shade?

My mag release is a bit gritty. Yaro, is there a way to slick-up the mag release?
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Hallo Brother

I very glad to invite you in the Slovak republic :)
we have very good beer , and very nice girl :)
Yours
Yaro

Deckard said:
Man I might travel to the SR and visit the factory. Yaro, do you have an extra army cot? lol
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well, I hear that Marstar got the canadian paperwork in order so the processing of my k100 is coming along... Who knows I might get it in time for the nationals ;) (just kidding...)
 
I love Slovaks...
Not far from the German fatherland, and yes, good beer, beautiful women, great atheletes and great companies like Grand Power.

I'm looking forward to that MK6...I like the way the original looks, but if there's going to be a MK6 that can take mags for .45ACP and 9mmLuger with drop in barrels, it'll be amazing. I think Yaro said there will be a regular 9mm CZ-style mag version as well..

I want a two tone MK6...for both calibers...hehe
 
Go for the pistol contract Yaro!

Arming border guards long, costly process: Day: Public-safety minister
says he'll weigh options before making a move

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Arming border guards will be a costly and time-consuming process, says
Stockwell Day, Canada's public safety minister.

In his first public speech since Prime Minister Stephen Harper made him
the minister responsible for border safety, Day said yesterday that a
full review is under way on whether it is time to have U.S.-style armed
guards.

Before committing to a change in border procedures, Day said he wants to
weigh all the options.

And he wants to have input from those on the front lines. "I want to get
a sense from [the border guards] on what is going to work," he said.
"It's amazing what our border guards face."

Using a variety of high-tech scanning tools at the border is also
helping, said Day. "We want to use as much technology as we can at the
border to make sure things flow," he said.

If he does make the decision to arm the guards, Day said, it will be
expensive. "I can't give an exact cost now, but it will be significant
and it will take time," he said.

With about 4,800 border guards at 119 border stations across the
country, Day said, training alone would "take three to four years."

In January, when two armed murder suspects were reported heading north,
guards at Peace Arch left their booths. Earlier this month, guards
walked away from their posts at three major B.C. crossing points over
concerns for their safety.

In addition to the Canada Border Services Agency, Day is responsible for
the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, RCMP, Canada Firearms
Centre, Correctional Service of Canada and the National Parole Board.

In his speech to the Surrey Chamber of Commerce at Hazelmere Golf
Course, Day said his government is hearing plenty of people's complaints
about crime.

"We are not going to be soft on crime," he said. "I do think the
deterrent for people will be that there are mandatory sentences."
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