HK and my first 6 months after discovering 2A

[Jwunder]

Stopped by 2A in early September to scoop up an ACOG and I just happened to mention to Mark that I had always wanted a P7 and he says "Funny you should mention that..."

Three weeks after that I picked up this new in box A-Grade P7 PSP. I've since put a couple of hundred rounds through it. I've wanted one of these for a long long time. I've just never found the right gun at the right price or had the money in hand before now.

It is extremely accurate, and more importantly it is extremely easy for me to shoot accurately. I haven't found the frame heating up to be an issue for me. I've shot 115gr PMC ball, 124gr Georgia Arms Ball, and 147gr +p Georgia Arms HP ammo out of it. All functioned flawlessly. I found the 124 to be the most accurate for me, although the others also shoot well.

I've been surprised how few people at the range know about these, They are pretty surprised after I explain how it works and all the features and find out this pistol was made in 1985.

As usual 2A was great to deal with the whole way.

I've got to be done for the year but I'm so glad I just decided to go check out 2A one afternoon last June. Every experience I've had there has been outstanding. Even the first time I went in before I ever spent a dime Mark was friendly and eager to get me what I wanted. Luckily we have similar tastes so usually it was already in the shop or on the way.

This Year's other 2A Purchases:

MSAR E4 and TA31F ACOG. I also bought a Vortex SPARC when I picked up the E4

West German Sig p226

Knowing that I have a Beretta M9 and seeing what I have bought this year Mark is convinced that I am trying to do my own Die Hard re-enactment. Then he tried to sell me an MP5

I'm done for this year but on Thursday afternoon I made the mistake of stopping by to shoot the bull. Now I have something on layaway for next year (Not an MP5)

And I've never even had the coffee.

 

[JOBU]

MSAR E4 and TA31F ACOG. I also bought a Vortex SPARC when I picked up the E4

Everytime I go to 2A, I just stare like a kid at a candy store at Mark's MSAR.

I have to go next week to pick up the new purchase, so I'll get to look at it again.

 

[canuck]

Congrats on the P7. I have 3 M8s. iconic firearm.

 

[ThawMyTongue]

That P7 is beautiful, a real work of art! Seems to be in excellent condition as well. I will own one one of these days!

 

[Maverick0313]

Schweet......seriously.......:-)

 

[Maryland Hunter]

Very nice, congrats on the purchase(s)!

MH

 

[Sev]

Joe's a great guy. He was kind enough to take me out and teach me to shoot various handguns and took me to the range when i bought my AR.

That p7 shoots awesome. Its more accurate than me. The msar is fun to shoot as well!

 

[wreckdiver]

I need a P7 one of these days. The one I shot was one of the most accurate handguns I ever shot.

 

[hodgepodge]

Does anybody else look at that open area behind 2A and think "We need some target stands."

 

[Billman]

Don't give away the secret location of the Zombie hunting training facility.

 

[Fustercluck]

I haven't found the frame heating up to be an issue for me. I've shot 115gr PMC ball, 124gr Georgia Arms Ball, and 147gr +p Georgia Arms HP ammo out of it. All functioned flawlessly. I found the 124 to be the most accurate for me, although the others also shoot well.

The P7 is an awesome pistol. I love my P7M8 and carry it daily during the summer months. However, she does get a little hot when you tickle her the right way. If I put 6 mags down the pipe quickly (less than a couple minutes), I won't be able to fire it for 10-15 minutes. At least, not with a two-handed grip. The weak hand thumb cannot touch the frame without a serious burn.

Your gun looks like a real winner. Congrats!
/d

 

[4MDGunRights]

2A transferred in my 2nd C Grade P7 PSP and then also shipped it to Ron Mahovsky for hard chrome plating. I love my P7's!