Thank you, sir! Exactly what is what I was looking for.They are pretty close. HK has a little longer barrel and slide. Grip identical.
Thank you, sir! Exactly what is what I was looking for.They are pretty close. HK has a little longer barrel and slide. Grip identical.
The P2000 with the Large backstrap feels almost identical to a G3 G19. Grip angle is a little different but the hump hits the hand nearly the same. The M grip feels more like how a G4 feels without the backstrap. Good guns, excellent quality but I didn't shoot the P2K nearly as well as I do the PX4 CC. So I sold them.
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Thanks Ernest, I had completely forgotten about them.
Hmm, the hand looks like it would get a little lower on the gun than the G19 but the grip is a little longer too.
I'll have to try and find one at the LGS.
No need to give you more work as Ernest pointed me to the pics :-)
You're right, at this point there is no substitute for "hands on".
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Went to the range over the weekend and, along with bringing a Vertec Inox and G34, rented a PX4 Compact. I am not the shooter many on this board are and usually shoot slow deliberate shots for groups at the range. No range that I know of allows for fast pace firing, so aside from a quick double tab or 2 before the range office comes over and a kind word to slow it down, sorry to say, nothing about splits or timed shooting events.
PX4 Compact - The double action trigger was really nice. Lighter in weight than I was expecting. Everything about it was smooth,.... trigger, action, controls, grip. I'd read it before in this thread, but the grip really needs something to make it "grippy", stippling, skateboard tape, etc. Put about 125 rounds through it with no issues, outside of needing time with it to learn it. By the end of the session, my slow speed, offhand shooting at 10 yards improved a lot and I know with some live and dry fire practice, accuracy would come. Half the rounds shot were DA, I'd shoot 1 round and decock. By the end of the range time, groups went from shotgun patterns to about 2" for 5 rounds. I've been gravitating back to DA/SA pistols and with my very limited experience with it, ....I REALLY like this pistol.
Conversely, I'm really not digging the Vertec. I've had the pistol about 2 years or so, and can't get with the grip frame. I've dropped a D spring, Elite hammer and metal trigger into it and just can't gel with it. My wife has a 1994 92FS with all steel parts, D spring and Elite hammer that I really like, but my Vertec....not so much. I live in NJ and have 3 handgun purchaser's permits in process. Along with getting some flavor of PX4 Storm, I'm on the hunt for an M9A1 (either entire pistol or frame only) to marry with the Vertec top. After the shooting session was over, I perused the display cases and had a chance to fondle a PX4 fullsize, M9A3 and 92 Compact (no rail). The PX4 fullsize felt like it was made for my hand and in dry firing it, the sights did not move. I'll probably wind up with the fullsize vs. the compact. The M9A3's trigger was really nice. Very smooth and lighter than any stock 92 series trigger I've had experience with. Ironically, something about the M9A3 gelled with me, unlike my Vertec. The surprise was the 92 Compact. Kind of like a G19 vs G17, my hand seemed to really lock onto the frame vs. the fullsize. I found myself really liking it and may want to explore that road. Living in NJ, CCW isn't a realistic option, so my choices aren't geared as much towards carrying as others. If I did have the option for CCW, the PX4 Compact would easily be a contender.
I know it would be the wrong color but Beretta does sell the M9A3 92fs similator grip. Maybe that would help you out w/ your Vertec.
http://www.berettausa.com/en-us/wrap...trap/ud5a1517/
It seems to be more of a rubber than a plastic so I am not sure if it could painted or colored some how or not.
Yeah, saw that. While I would prefer the grip to be black, it's the size of the grip that gives me pause, plus I'm not really a fan of Hogue grips. I've thought about getting some flashy Vertec grips (G10 maybe?) and sanding down the insides so I could wrap a piece of skate board tape around a plastic piece on the backstrap to mimic the 92 grip frame.
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awwww.....it's always great when a gun finds its forever home!