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Originally posted by inspcalahan:
So, either pay $1450 for this imported gun, or $450 for a Sig SP2022 which is a known performer. They both look about the same.

Why would you buy a polymer gun if you were looking for a metal frame and vice versa?

Some people are going to like it because it doesn't have an optics cut which sees me out of any interest.

The only thing the P226X full size and carry can't do that this gun will is have an ambi/swappable mag release. Arex also beat them to the punch for about the last 10 years.

Coming soon to the CDNN catalog for $899


Man that pistol is amazing. If you took a whole much of pistols, then took all the features about them that I hate and put them all in one gun...

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Originally posted by Dawes:
The Firearm Blog did a writeup on this gun:

https://www.thefirearmblog.com...e-us-market-44822359

"...thankfully, on the second generation, design engineers addressed that - Gen 2 has checkering on the grip, which solved the problem..."

Well, they sure are bright, putting checkering on the grip after only the 2nd production run. Wow, that is so smart, those guns sure are special, don't know why I didn't recognize this amazing superiority in world class pistol making before, when can I get one, I don't care how much it cost..

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Originally posted by Jim Watson:
Too expensive to slot into the market, not pretty enough for bac1023.

I could not find operating instructions. Table says DA and SA but is the side lever a decocker, a safety, or both?

From the article:

"On Vampir, you decock the hammer by flipping the slide lock lever up."

I have pretty big hands and that seems like a reach to me.

“Not pretty enough for bac”. Comedic gold. lol.

This gun seems like a money loser from day one.