Which Norinco 9mm??

[jacky]

Ok so if you were going ot one of the following Norinco pistols which one is best for general target shooting (not IPSC) and where would you buy it

 

[pc9]

There are some good reviews on the NP-29 in 9mm.
Gunnar at armco usually has them but I believe he is all out.He also does a nice job on them.

 

[DAR 701]

I have heard nothing but good things about the NP29. That looks like it might be my next purchase when they are back in stock.

 

[jwillmoore]

The best place to buy Norinco is www.marstar.ca as for which 9mm to buy I only have the NP29 and do not have any operation complaints. I just do not like the finish on it but that seems to be something that everyone has learnt to live with.

 

[IM_Lugger]

I voted for NP22 simply because that is what I want for myself...

I was going to order one over a week ago, but with all the liberal ban crap and the frame crack stories I'm having second thoughts

 

[Hitzy]

NP29, has a very decent finish on it. I'd spend the extra $100 and get it from Armco. It gets a trigger job and once over from the best 1911 pistol smith in Canada.

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

Anyone know where to find an NP-29, it looks like marstar is sold out.

I guess I might have to get a NZ-85B instead.

 

[tree mugger]

You can't go wrong with an NZ85b

 

[pontcanna]

Very happy with my NZ85b. I've had it a while now and the trigger gets better and better with use. I bought it from Marstar, but this gun also carries Gunnar's seal of approval (Armco) and he does some smoothing/prepping on new ones, so they'd be even better.

 

[NAA]

NP-29 9mm via Armco...

NP29, has a very decent finish on it. I'd spend the extra $100 and get it from Armco. It gets a trigger job and once over from the best 1911 pistol smith in Canada.

+1

Yeah, I'd do exactly the same thing....

 

[IM_Lugger]

does anyone have NP28? it only got one vote what's wrong with it?

 

[bluesclues]

+ 1 for the NP 29. Mine has been very good. Although I am considering a "once over" and a trigger job from Armco, it has been reliable and reasonably accurate. (5 rds 4 inches @ 25 yards)

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