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| Very nice!! Great pistols, congrats!!
p229Extreme/P226Tac-Ops/P226 Extreme/P226 SAO) P226 X-5 Blue Moon/P226 X-5 Black and White
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| I got a chance to shoot my buddy's for the first time last weekend. First mag had all 8 shots in one ragged hole.
Was't able to repeat it and I struggled every other time but that first mag was sweeeeeeet. |
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| quote: Originally posted by arfmel: It looks fine to me. I wouldn’t change a thing on it.
Agree. I would want mine just like that. Someday... |
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| I have royally screwed up and sold or traded all of my P7’s. P7M13’s, P7M8’s, and several P7’s. Many were used to get something pricey I wanted like my Scar17 and some Swiss guns. If I ever find a deal on one again I won’t be letting it go. |
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186,000 miles per second. It's the law.
| I love mine. You got a good price. Very nice and congrats. |
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| quote: Originally posted by Nuclear: "once you figure out how many rounds you can fire and still tolerate the heat in the trigger guard.
^^^^^^^^ Yep!
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| Posts: 375 | Location: West Virginia | Registered: February 25, 2007 |
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| quote: Originally posted by Rustyblade: Mine is a fantastic shooter. Can 'draw' pictures with it at 25'. Sadly it is down now awaiting my finding a cocking spring. Serial #50xx.
Oh man!, that sucks! I agree, they are one of the most accurate service grade pistols ever made. Also the perfect size and shape for IWB carry. The one thing that keeps me from carrying one is the concern for parts breakage which would lead to a completely inoperable pistol. cc |
| Posts: 5298 | Location: S.E. NC | Registered: November 06, 2003 |
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