Sambonator
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Cawdor:
Where can I get hicap mags for my P99 for $100? Can I buy it without being an LEO or Military?
Also, I havent' experienced any failures, nor a single misfeed, with my P99, serial number 139xx. I've only had it for like month now, and fired maybe 800 rounds of 124 grain reloads through it so far, and it has been perfect (as has my brother-in-law's HK USP 9mm). I may buy this from him, since he really wants to get a USP in 45 auto. I really do like the USP.
(note: unofficial Walther website says the P99 was not designed for the light-weight 115 grain bullet. The lighter bullets apparently may not give the slide enough inertia to cycle properly. Walther will send you a reduced rate spring to correct this problem for free.)
Yet, I still prefer the P99!
BTW, anyone seen the new Steyr M9 or M40 anywhere yet?
[This message has been edited by Sambonator (edited August 22, 1999).]
Where can I get hicap mags for my P99 for $100? Can I buy it without being an LEO or Military?
Also, I havent' experienced any failures, nor a single misfeed, with my P99, serial number 139xx. I've only had it for like month now, and fired maybe 800 rounds of 124 grain reloads through it so far, and it has been perfect (as has my brother-in-law's HK USP 9mm). I may buy this from him, since he really wants to get a USP in 45 auto. I really do like the USP.
(note: unofficial Walther website says the P99 was not designed for the light-weight 115 grain bullet. The lighter bullets apparently may not give the slide enough inertia to cycle properly. Walther will send you a reduced rate spring to correct this problem for free.)
Yet, I still prefer the P99!
BTW, anyone seen the new Steyr M9 or M40 anywhere yet?
[This message has been edited by Sambonator (edited August 22, 1999).]