HK P7

[PX15]

incursion:

Thanks for the reply..

I didn't even realize the trigger on my newly acquired (used) P5 had serrations on the trigger... I just got up and looked.. You're right.

Surprisingly, so far in my limited shooting of the P5 the trigger serrations just haven't been a factor.

That's kind of funny too, as I have several Colt & S&W snubby's and all of the older revolvers have serrations which I'm not fond of, while my newer 638 Airweight Bodyguard comes from S&W with a nice, wide, smooth "target trigger"... FWIW the serrations on the Walther P5 are very shallow (less invasive?) in comparison to the J-frame & D frame revolvers trigger.

I appreciate the info..

Best Wishes,

J. Pomeroy

 

[legion3]

I had a P7 PSP and P7 M13, got rid of both, never really liked the M13 but I regretted the PSP immediately that day after right up until two weeks ago when I picked up a New in Box, Unfired, heck the guy had not even inserted the second mag, or removed the paperwork from its baggie, P7 PSP IB (1981) Code for $875 OTD private sale. that's generally the price of the current BMI PSP's, Given the condition I think that was a great price, mags are expensive but are out there...

also not all of them plum up on the slides, my earlier IA code had a plum slide but this new one is blue still to this day,

BTW the guy who had it at the gunshow had numerous classic well-priced, NIB firearms he had purchased, Walther P-88 unfired, 2 hicaps NIB for $900, Walther P5 NIB $525, Even a first run 1988 Glock 19 Unfired...didn't know there was a collectable Glock ...

 

[HMMurdock]

Make it Your Wife

In my experience the squeeze cocking mechanism is so unique that youll have to train with it a lot to get used to it. And train only with that pistol if it's gonna be your defense gun. Otherwise youll fail to squeeze it tight enough in a pannicky situation.

Don't cheat on her with other handguns at the range-- make her your one and only. That's why I had to pass up on the P7s. Perfect in every aspect, but I'm a gun slut and I know it.

TRL