I'm curious about the issues with certain pistols. Is it the norm to ditch the gun and pick up something completely different or diagnose the issues with the gun and fix the mechanical problems?
I'm curious about the issues with certain pistols. Is it the norm to ditch the gun and pick up something completely different or diagnose the issues with the gun and fix the mechanical problems?
Last edited by Wheeler; 12-27-2015 at 11:39 AM.
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I used a P-01 back when they first came out. It worked okay for about the first 500rds, and then it developed trigger slap problems(actually painful), it broke a take down pin, and it developed feeding and extraction problems. Went to classic Sigs and haven't had any problems with the 9mm and .40 guns.
H&K USP9C V7 LEM has a better trigger than the P2000 V2 LEM (slightly less takeup and a shorter reset).
It's biggest negatives are a proprietary rail, somewhat blocky grip and even fewer sight and holster options than the P2000.
DA/SA I'd go Beretta 92 compact or Sig P229 with a SRT.
H&K's DA/SA triggers are dog shit.
Last edited by JodyH; 12-27-2015 at 12:33 PM.
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