Talyn
SAINT
This is looking more & more attractive, although I'd go with the "no-rail" "Match" version.
Girsan MC P35 Ops – Modernized Hi-Power Clone
Girsan MC P35 Ops – Modernized Hi-Power Clone
TFB Review: Girsan MC P35 Ops – Modernized Hi-Power Clone
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KillerFord1977
SAINT
Looks like a 1911
Talyn
SAINT
Yea the rail gives it a more-1911 look.
KillerFord1977
SAINT
And the beaver tail
Talyn
SAINT
KillerFord1977
SAINT
Oh, I forgot to mention…
Talyn
SAINT
Too late for me since I already have CZ O/U shotguns.
youngolddude
Professional
I just bought the standard Girsan HP after waiting for the SA gun for over a year. Their loss. I haven't taken it to the range yet, but I look forward to it. I don't want to change over to 9mm on the press until I finish fooling with loads on .45 Schofield.
I'm not interested in the new model for the two reasons some of you guys like. The rail and the extended beaver tail. The sights sounded like a good idea until I read about the fiber piece coming out. I thought the grips might be cool as well until I read they were uncomfortable as they came. I like the looks of the checkered SA grips, I'm guessing I'd like them at the range. If the company listens and tweaks a few things, this model should improve.
The author used over 700 rounds of ammo for the article. At that rate, he must be well compensated for his writing. I mean no one can be a writer when it costs you a lot for every one, right? At any rate, I'm glad he did that much as it goes towards a very honest evaluation.
I'm not interested in the new model for the two reasons some of you guys like. The rail and the extended beaver tail. The sights sounded like a good idea until I read about the fiber piece coming out. I thought the grips might be cool as well until I read they were uncomfortable as they came. I like the looks of the checkered SA grips, I'm guessing I'd like them at the range. If the company listens and tweaks a few things, this model should improve.
The author used over 700 rounds of ammo for the article. At that rate, he must be well compensated for his writing. I mean no one can be a writer when it costs you a lot for every one, right? At any rate, I'm glad he did that much as it goes towards a very honest evaluation.