Release date February 1, 2011
First recall: Noon February 1, 2011
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First recall: Noon February 1, 2011
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Prob so but my local dealer has 12 on order already. The 1st one out of the shipping box is mine. It might have a recall but they will fix it.Release date February 1, 2011
First recall: Noon February 1, 2011
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lol they should do a "countdown" to the recall on their websiteRelease date February 1, 2011
First recall: Noon February 1, 2011
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Glad to hear it Vol, I will expect one of your detailed reviews shortly thereafter along with a review of holsters for this very interesting looking firearm. Two weeks after that I expect to see a FS add for the same and I may be interested depending on the reviewProb so but my local dealer has 12 on order already. The 1st one out of the shipping box is mine. It might have a recall but they will fix it.
Don't get me started on the PULP FICTION jacket. I have been kicking myself all day long for not taking a pic of that getup to post.Sissys. I was there, and I took my jacket off.![]()
Here's the thing though .... I don't think we will ever see a 9mm in the size of the LCP ... prob don't even want one. The recoil would be ouchy and the grip would be a bit disproportionate to the slide/barrel length to accommodate the longer cartridge. I think the LC9, the Keltecs, the Kimber Solo's, etc. are what we are going to have to make due with. I wish it weren't the case.About the LC9, I compared the specs to the Keltec PF9 and the Ruger is a little bigger....not really a pocket gun. I sold my LCP in hopes of finding a small 9mm. Don't know if this will be it though. Looking forward to your review, Vol.
You are right...I'm just wanting the imaginary Glock single stack 9mm.Here's the thing though .... I don't think we will ever see a 9mm in the size of the LCP ... prob don't even want one. The recoil would be ouchy and the grip would be a bit disproportionate to the slide/barrel length to accommodate the longer cartridge. I think the LC9, the Keltecs, the Kimber Solo's, etc. are what we are going to have to make due with. I wish it weren't the case.
I want that too ... in theory. In reality it would still have the same overall width of the G19/26/17 as GLOCK would almost 100% use the same slide. You'd end up with a single stack, low capacity, 9mm ... basically what the G36 did for the .45acp. No real advantage over the G30 except thinner grip, doesn't conceal any better than the G30. Prob not worth it in the end.You are right...I'm just wanting the imaginary Glock single stack 9mm.
The PPS you sold would have been a better option. At least the PPS felt better in the hand and had an actual, positive reset point.Well, that sucks! I had hoped it was going to be THE magical single stack 9mm.