[Grassman]

I don't really know much about Skyy, I've heard they are a relatively new company. I'm getting the 9mm and thought I would get some feed back on it. Thanks

[Sam1911]

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=385934&highlight=skyy

That should about sum it up.

-Sam

[Grassman]

well, good thing there's a lifetime warranty huh?

[Grassman]

Some real gun elitist on here, the ones I have read say for the money $250 to $300 it's pretty good. I'm not saying it's a Kimber, but for the money not bad. Keep it in perspective.

[Blue .45]

I don't have a Skyy, but I do have a Kel Tec, which is very similar. I bought a used P32. It worked fine for about a year, then a I began having a problem with the trigger. I shipped the gun to KT for service, and they sent me back a new gun.

Like you said, these are not high end pistols. Not something I would consider a range gun. but if Skyy's CS is as good as KT's, You can be assured, if the gun breaks, they will take care of it.

As with any gun, test it thoroughly, before you trust it.

Edited to add:

The Kel Tec P11 has been around since 1991, so it might not be as prone to failure as a newly manufactured Skyy pistol. The price should be comparable, so it might be worth having a look at, IMHO. Of course, I have absolutely no experience with Skyy, so take my opinion for what it's worth.

[Ohio Gun Guy]

In general, the Sky is typically blue and can be seen by looking up. :evil:




Had to.....:neener:

[eng23ine]

I had a Skyy 9mm, shot a few hundred rounds through it. The pin that holds the barrel link broke at less than 100rds. Skyy replaced it without any hassle, no other issues.

It was recently traded for an XD45GAP.