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H&K made a polymer Hi-Point prototype in 1970. It was called the VP70z.
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H&K made a polymer Hi-Point prototype in 1970. It was called the VP70z.
BenL
John Galt Speaking.
I used to be a "never plastic, never striker-fired guy". Then I started carrying every day.
Don't get me wrong: I still think 1911s are the best shooting guns out there (triggers are hard to beat), but I'd rather have 22 rounds of "light weight, accurate, & pretty good trigger" over 8 rounds of "heavy, accurate, very good trigger".
Don't get me wrong: I still think 1911s are the best shooting guns out there (triggers are hard to beat), but I'd rather have 22 rounds of "light weight, accurate, & pretty good trigger" over 8 rounds of "heavy, accurate, very good trigger".
Thanks, at $139 I'll pass. My Warren sights are pretty much the same minus the tritium. I can do one handed racks off my belt easily and they are a little lower profile and less blocky. I also like the Vickers Glock sights with the gold front dot.
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