NORINCO NP34 “SIG 228” Style C.9mm 4.4” Barrel

I am thinking to buy one because of the good prices.
Is it same as np 22 in design and can take sig 226 mag .I had heard that it can take wolf springs to improve trigger pull ,where can I look for it ? Is it 100% clone of 228 that the parts is interchange ? Is there a ported barrel from stormlake that I can put in ?
 
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Just wanted to add my 2 cents worth. First of all, I am not in any way associated with this business (or any other business on here for that matter). I bought one of these a few years ago. I also had a chance to try a none prohib Sig 228 top end on it. First of all, the pistol functioned flawlessly, and was a dream to shoot. Second, and most surprising, the Norinco top end was much more of a tac driver than the Sig top end! Norinco mags are fairly easy to come by. I have not tried any Sig mags in this gun, I just stick to the Norinco ones; although I did replace the mag springs with Wolff springs. The only disappointment is that the Sigg 228 .22 conversion does not fit on the Norinco NP34. Other than that, I would say buy it !! And quickly !!!
 
fleabaggins said:
Just wanted to add my 2 cents worth. First of all, I am not in any way associated with this business (or any other business on here for that matter). I bought one of these a few years ago. I also had a chance to try a none prohib Sig 228 top end on it. First of all, the pistol functioned flawlessly, and was a dream to shoot. Second, and most surprising, the Norinco top end was much more of a tac driver than the Sig top end! Norinco mags are fairly easy to come by. I have not tried any Sig mags in this gun, I just stick to the Norinco ones; although I did replace the mag springs with Wolff springs. The only disappointment is that the Sigg 228 .22 conversion does not fit on the Norinco NP34. Other than that, I would say buy it !! And quickly !!!
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The Norinco Sig clones are finished really well too; I have the .40 NP58... I still shoot my Norinco 1911 in .45 and my NZ85 better though, but I have put a lot more rounds through those pistols.
 
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