David Wright
New member
I had to take my PSP apart because the piece that causes the slide to close when you squeeze it, rotated out of place. Gee, do I want a poke in the eye with a sharp stick, or do I want to put this %%#$%# thing back together?
For my largish hands, my P7's are a little thin, and the trigger pull on them is a little lighter than I like when I'm excited and getting ready to shoot someone. If you practice under extreme duress under somewhat actual combat conditions, together with that light trigger, I have seen more than one AD. Don't get me wrong. I spend plenty of money on H&K products, but my love for any particular firearm doesn't influence me anymore when I need a particular tool for a job.
Also, roughly eyeballing it, the Glock 19 is about the same size. That Glock is the smallest I can hope to control well.
The carbon nitride or titanium nitride finish is unique. It can come in many colors, and the surface finish can be anything you want.
The point is, the coating is very thin, very hard, yet so thin, that if you dent a piece of metal with this stuff on it, it doesn't flake-off or peel. It's very slippery and makes cleaning a breeze. One of my Desert Eagles has it, and cleaning is easy. If they could only do rifle barrels...
If you could only work a slide or dryfire a firearm that has this stuff on it, you would know exactly what I mean. There are other really good finishes, but....
For my largish hands, my P7's are a little thin, and the trigger pull on them is a little lighter than I like when I'm excited and getting ready to shoot someone. If you practice under extreme duress under somewhat actual combat conditions, together with that light trigger, I have seen more than one AD. Don't get me wrong. I spend plenty of money on H&K products, but my love for any particular firearm doesn't influence me anymore when I need a particular tool for a job.
Also, roughly eyeballing it, the Glock 19 is about the same size. That Glock is the smallest I can hope to control well.
The carbon nitride or titanium nitride finish is unique. It can come in many colors, and the surface finish can be anything you want.
The point is, the coating is very thin, very hard, yet so thin, that if you dent a piece of metal with this stuff on it, it doesn't flake-off or peel. It's very slippery and makes cleaning a breeze. One of my Desert Eagles has it, and cleaning is easy. If they could only do rifle barrels...
If you could only work a slide or dryfire a firearm that has this stuff on it, you would know exactly what I mean. There are other really good finishes, but....