Not to nit-pick, but what is a quantifiable example of "excellent accuracy" at 25 yards?
Not to nit-pick, but what is a quantifiable example of "excellent accuracy" at 25 yards?
If not me, then who?
Do I see a "Break my VP9" thread in the future?Originally Posted by Greg Bell
2" unsupported is excellent.
saw this in a Greg Bell post on M4:
It appears that HK may have solved the trigger return spring breakage issue that haunts Glock and their own LEM guns by putting a relatively large, AK style, braided trigger spring in the right grip wall. I will be surprised if we ever see one of these break.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
JSGlock34,
Diggin' that SINN!
MSparks909,
I doubt I will bore everyone with that. I am more of a 1911 guy these days, but I did out my M&Ps up for sale at the local gun shop and plan on making this my standard practice wonder nine.
GJM,
Yeah, I am just speculating on that but it really looks like a tank of a spring.
Last edited by Greg Bell; 07-13-2014 at 10:48 PM. Reason: efficency
Agreed. After posting that I saw Caleb was getting 1.7" on his blog. Way cool!
If not me, then who?
That's very good to hear.
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No issues here, it's a very accurate gun absolutely on par with the P30.
He mentioned that here on PF also. Glock changed the spring or the hook for it at some point to cut down the stress on those. I can't say one way or the other. Nearly 20 Glocks and probably 100K rds in 15 years and I haven't seen one break yet but understand they do.
“Remember, being healthy is basically just dying as slowly as possible,” Ricky Gervais
Same here but I believe in Preventative Maintenance. Glock improved the point where spring connects to the trigger bar several years ago.
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