Core...isn’t that another word for thick middle or fat arse? If so, I have an amazing core. Thank you Lord.The forward cant hides the lower backside corner of the handgrip into your upper core. Some have more core than others.
Core...isn’t that another word for thick middle or fat arse? If so, I have an amazing core. Thank you Lord.The forward cant hides the lower backside corner of the handgrip into your upper core. Some have more core than others.
have one. kinda meh about it. if interested in it, pm me.
have one. kinda meh about it. if interested in it, pm me.
I’ve read some good reviews of Grey Gun’s VP9 trigger work, and may send mine in soon:
https://grayguns.com/gunsmith-services/heckler-koch/hk-striker-fired-action-package/
A veritable rainbow of death dealing funPleasure doing business with you!
My logic: the only thing better than one VP9SK is two VP9SK's. Very cool to find such a nice, lightly used specimen in black.
I don't normally buy two of the same pistol but, I'm making an exception in this case. It literally disappears inside a Dara IWB holster. But if somebody asks me why I need more than one VP9SK, I'm just gonna say it's the same reason I 'need' more than one 1911, more than one revolver, more than one AR, etc. I find something that works and I stick with it. I've never been one-brand-loyal or a fanboy. HK just happens to manufacture the best sub-compact 9mm pistol I've ever used and until something better comes along, that's what I'm gonna go with. Now, to find a green one before Blaster does...
You're welcome kid. You be good with that after your requisite 'cooling off' period. Don't go all crazy and stuff with it. Take care of it. I know where you live (kinda, but not really) . It was cool getting to hang with you this morning and talk shop. All the best to you.
KMB
Quit shooting those things. You’re driving down the value... ;-)
WWB 124gr, NATO FMJ @ 7 yards.
And it shoots great even if I didn't so much today.
I'll be doing paperwork on mine Tuesday. Factory night sights. Can't wait.
Congrats, doc. I'm eager to read what you think about it because I think it's a ridiculously pleasant little gun to shoot.
I've already put about 200 hundred thru my FDE and another 100 this afternoon thru my new-to-me black VP9SK. Absolutely no difference between them, other than color. I just shot kinda lousy today.
I've found that, so far, 124gr projectiles shoot point of aim and 115gr impacts a couple of inches lower at ranges between 7-10 yards. That seems pretty normal? My CZ's perform similarly. So far, I'm getting the best overall accuracy from Winchester White Box 124gr NATO FMJ, with Sellier & Bellot 124gr FMJ a very close-second. That's after a comparison between Geco, CCI Blazer Brass, WWB, S&B and Fiocchi in both 115gr and 124gr varieties. Considering past experience with WWB in other guns, I was a little surprised. WWB is usually meh at best.
Congrats, doc. I'm eager to read what you think about it because I think it's a ridiculously pleasant little gun to shoot.
I've already put about 200 hundred thru my FDE and another 100 this afternoon thru my new-to-me black VP9SK. Absolutely no difference between them, other than color. I just shot kinda lousy today.
I've found that, so far, 124gr projectiles shoot point of aim and 115gr impacts a couple of inches lower at ranges between 7-10 yards. That seems pretty normal? My CZ's perform similarly. So far, I'm getting the best overall accuracy from Winchester White Box 124gr NATO FMJ, with Sellier & Bellot 124gr FMJ a very close-second. That's after a comparison between Geco, CCI Blazer Brass, WWB, S&B and Fiocchi in both 115gr and 124gr varieties. Considering past experience with WWB in other guns, I was a little surprised. WWB is usually meh at best.
I'm a sucker for Tekmats. This one was $13 on Amazon.
Check the owners manual for zero distance and sight picture.