For carry AIWB, what is the argument for a 30sk over a P2000 with flat base plates?
For carry AIWB, what is the argument for a 30sk over a P2000 with flat base plates?
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uhhh...less grip to print, and less barrel to jam into your leg/junk when you sit?Originally Posted by GJM
Don't have 30sk, but I think it is identical to 2000sk. There's not a lot of argument. You want a P2000 length holster for the junk carry anyway, true to the length sk holster is too short to stay stable.
Grip is numerically shorter but practically it only plays out in very contorted body positions when wearing suboptimal clothing.
Remember thought, I find no difference between 2000 and 30 when everyone says there is. Maybe I am not a person to listen to here.
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Well, if that's the case, that's probably the answer..HK likely got alot to make,and a short time to do it in..
That's just like your opinion man.
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I spoke to a local dealer today who said the VP9 pistols were still available from distributors.
Correct, nothing more than that, but based on carrying an sk in a true length shaggy for about 5 months before switching to a P30 length holster.
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I'm hearing the same thing from my dealer JBP55. It sounds like there are plenty to be had in the pipeline.
I don't think that means what you think it means...
/digression
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Guessing he meant Bundeswehr. That's how I read it.
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