Here is a PJK-9HP I bought used from a friend some months back. The pistol was the typical B-series pistol with the high gloss blue. As seems to be common with these guns, there was some evidence of over polish. A few slightly crooked/ buffed out lines, etc. Also, the gun failed the click test. I have no history of usage. My friend said he never shot it. Despite the poor safety/sear engagement the gun seemed generally tight and mechanically sound.
I sent it to Mr Williams right after I bought it with the instructions to put on some decent sights, flatten and polish the feed ramp and clean up the sear engagement. I also asked him to refinish in matte blue.
The gun came back today and I don't think I could be happier. The matte finish looks great. The feed ramp is nice and shiny and the trigger breaks at a crisp and clean 6 pounds. The sights look great. They're big enough to be useful but not so big they overpower the pistol and look like a complete afterthought. Yeah, I'm talking to you Browning and your adjustable sight models...
I think my only regret is not having some additional work done. I probably should have had the mag well beveled and an extended/ambi safety installed.
No worries. The gun looks great and will work fine as an occasional shooter and general range toy.
Thanks, Don. You do nice work!
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