a lot of dealers who may have SA/DA variants sitting in their cases might not want to be bothered with having to special order a LEM trigger variant model. How do I know this? I tried to order a P2000 with a LEM trigger from a big-box store you’ve all heard about, and I was told that if I did not like the v3 trigger, I could send it to HK and they would do the LEM conversion. Truth is, HK doesn’t do LEM trigger conversions on the P2000 or the P30 models, only the USP and the HK45. I ended up taking the v3 P2000 anyway, great gun. I actually can’t blame the counter person for trying to sell what they have in stock as opposed to having to order a different trigger variant, this is what they are trained to do.
precision_shooter: said:I have to disagree. I don’t understand a dealer turning away business. They are going to make a profit on an in-stock pistol or ordering you what you want.
Maybe it’s just me, but if a dealer refused to order what I wanted and only wanted to sell what they have in stock, then they just lost a sale as i’d take my business to a dealer who wants it. It’s not the customers fault the dealer ordered inventory he can’t move and shouldn’t be forced to only buy what is on-hand, especially if the dealer says he can order guns...
That's not that bad of a price really, maybe $50 to $75 higher than normal when they are plentiful.A P2000 with a V2 LEM trigger is exactly what I'm looking for. I found one out of state for $700; it would have to be shipped to my FFL for transfer; much to high a price.