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    aaronn

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    Aug 8, 2013
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    Baltimore
    NateIU10 said:
    There may be an issue that the SA has to be added to the roster also. It appears as though there is a different model designation. It would suck if that were the case, though.
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    I'll give Vince at Duffy's a call one of these days to see what he would need from me to try to get it added, if need be.
     
    MBalleaux

    MBalleaux

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    Dec 14, 2014
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    Has anyone got their hands on the new version?? A buddy of mine in VA let me shoot his original and man did I fall in love with it, trigger left a lot to be desired but other than that it was a phenomenal weapon. Would love a little insight as to what the new release is like.. any help would be appreciated.
     
    fidelity

    fidelity

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    Aug 15, 2012
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    Frederick County
    euchre98 said:
    Wonder if that CPL at the MSP could just add the SA to the list. Its the same pistol with a different trigger.
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    TheGunnyRet said:
    This TP9SA has me interested been seeing them for around $339 to $350 ... now I have to choose again between the CANIK or Steyr ??? Hmmmmm tough choices again...
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    I've been only lightly investigating this handgun as I already have a P99 AS that I like a whole lot, so may be off in this inquiry.
    As I understand it, one advantage of the original TP9 was the decocker with second strike capability, however the trigger was creepy and bothered some folks.
    In the new version there's a much improved trigger but the pistol is single-action. What's the point of a decocker then (seems a safety is a better option vs having to re rack and lose a round)? I presume that it would also lose second strike capability. But maybe I'm completely off on the above.
    If it is indeed an improved copy of the P99 AS and has the second strike capability (or "double action" mode after decocking), I'll probably get one too given the appealing price. Hickok45 had a video this last week which was very positive about the TP9 SA.
     
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    myright

    domestic tourist
    Nov 21, 2013
    991
    near the crazy people place,wanting to get out
    fidelity said:
    I've been only lightly investigating this handgun as I already have a P99 AS that I like a whole lot, so may be off in this inquiry.
    As I understand it, one advantage of the original TP9 was the decocker with second strike capability, however the trigger was creepy and bothered some folks.
    In the new version there's a much improved trigger but the pistol is single-action. What's the point of a decocker then (seems a safety is a better option vs having to re rack and lose a round)? I presume that it would also lose second strike capability. But maybe I'm completely off on the above.
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    I do not know that much about the tp9sa but I do know you can depress the decocker and then the take down tabs to remove the slide. You don't have to pull trigger like on a glock. I do not see how that is a big deal but some people like it.
     
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    OrbitalEllipses

    Ultimate Member
    Jul 18, 2013
    4,140
    DPR of MoCo
    myright said:
    I do not know that much about the tp9sa but I do know you can depress the decocker and then the take down tabs to remove the slide. You don't have to pull trigger like on a glock. I do not see how that is a big deal but some people like it.
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    One less chance for something to go wrong - people get lazy and that's why the safety rules are redundant, to prevent harmful negligence. I appreciate my firearms that takedown without pulling the trigger, even if I verify each and every time that the chamber is empty.
     
    ruffrocca

    ruffrocca

    KingWayneTheGreat
    Mar 29, 2015
    55
    Baltimore, MD
    Maaan I got got tired of waiting. Messed around and bought a new Glock. But i did get certified as a designated collector as well sooo aannyday now... in the mean time has anyone actually shot the tp9sa?
     
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