Norinco NP34 too cheap to resist Range Test

[thatmikeguy]

No problems with my NP22 , shoots to poa and is quite accurate . no problem with ftf or fte so far . changed out the cheap plastic grips , fits in the hand good .
I was looking at a np34 but just dont like the look of the barrel sticking out past the slide . nice to hear good reviews on them though.

I'd take a norc 2011 if made forged

Dark International sells a Norc double stack 40 cal

 

[thatmikeguy]

Tenda has them for around $35 each. Mine was shipped with the extra mags I ordered.

226 mags work but they stick out the bottom a little.

 

[thatmikeguy]

Ahh, thanks for that, good to know
So what holsters will these fit in as far as other Sig models go, maybe a 226 holster? Being a lefty more holster options is better, hoping to find something on the EE instead of ordering one if possible

A 226 holster works. I bought a blade tech 226 holster for my NP34. It fits perfectly. It also holds my wife's NP22.

 

[thatmikeguy]

Back on topic, sort of . Got bored and decided to modify my NP34 a bit. Not a fan of the frame rails so I removed the lugs. Didn't take too long with files, and a dremel to smooth it out. Planning to shave down the horizontal grooves at some point and round off the bottom frame as well, but here's how it looks for now:

Nice work. Looks good.

 

[DavenK]

Good to hear you have a good experience with NP pistol.
Does anybody have an idea where to find repair parts for NP pistol. The firing pin on my Norinco NP 22 broke during dry firing, i googled trying to find replacement firing pin but failed. It seems that no any repair parts available in Canada. What a frustrating situation!

If you need any help with parts compatibility between NP22/Sig P226, PM me.

 

[J.Hancock]

How did u get a 6day transfer in Ontario though? I haven't bought a restricted in months because.. well because I'm impatient.

 

[DavenK]

How did u get a 6day transfer in Ontario though? I haven't bought a restricted in months because.. well because I'm impatient.

Purchased a pistol 2 weeks ago and transfer was 3 days in Ontario

 

[edojan]

I picked up an MP34 from Tenda a few months ago for I could not resist the ridiculously low price (it was on sale). This is a well made gun. The only negative I noticed - the gun was drenched in oil, but even then there were traces of rust throughout. It required a very thorough cleaning / re-oiling with a better quality oil. Fantastic value overall.
Here is my post to a complete tune-up / trigger job I did on my first NP34 a few years ago https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/for...34-SRT-trigger-job-and-tuning-(picture-heavy)
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[thatmikeguy]

I also took advantage of the Tenda sale. I didn't mind the oil. I wiped it off and it looks good. My only gripe are the slick plastic grips so I bought Hogue rubber grips.