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Experience from owning a East German Mak: Sights are small, accurately shooting at speed at 25 yards wasn't easy for me with this pistol. But, the sights were more than capable of accurate slow fire at this range. The mak was accurate with any round I tried, most of which was cheep com-block...

Transitioning from a 1911 to any other format takes a lot of practice for me. While the difference in grip is minimized in some designs (sig p220, xd, hipower), differences in trigger pull/take up/RESET are harder for me to accommodate to. The sigs, while wonderful (especially p220), were a...

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I used to carry a P11, and with 11 rounds of 9mm it does not feel quite so light, especially in a pocket. The trigger pull on my East German Mak is not just a little better than my stock or fluffed n' buffed p11 , it is a whole lot better. Smooth double action, and crisp, light single action...