handgun_john
New member
Hello everyone.
New member here.
I started out as a "youngster" buying a P7M8 (when they were just expensive, not silly). I sold that one (DOH) because I had put a nick in the blueing using it as my carry for my second job, and every day after work, I had to buff the rust off that spot.
Moving into modern times
Some years ago, I bought an HK45c, thinking, "How bad could the trigger be?" Well, it took a while to find one, but now it has an LEM trigger in it.
More recently, I finally found a pre-ban HK91 local to me.
|This coming week, I am buying a "replacement" P7 from someone who listed it on the Michigan Gun Owners forum. (I might remember to update this post)|
EDIT - I brought home the P7. Apparently, I put many more rounds through the one I owned before than I realized. Picking up the "new" one and decades-old muscle memory kicked right in. Grip angle, squeeze cocking, and sight alignment are all like I got rid of the other one last month.
For other guns, I have a handful of rifles across almost as many calibers, as well as a fair number of handguns, to many really*, in defensive calibers.
*many people who are collectors will easily exceed my count. I am not a collector of handguns, just very indecisive about which ones fit what role and which ones fit my hand
New member here.
I started out as a "youngster" buying a P7M8 (when they were just expensive, not silly). I sold that one (DOH) because I had put a nick in the blueing using it as my carry for my second job, and every day after work, I had to buff the rust off that spot.
Moving into modern times
Some years ago, I bought an HK45c, thinking, "How bad could the trigger be?" Well, it took a while to find one, but now it has an LEM trigger in it.
More recently, I finally found a pre-ban HK91 local to me.
|This coming week, I am buying a "replacement" P7 from someone who listed it on the Michigan Gun Owners forum. (I might remember to update this post)|
EDIT - I brought home the P7. Apparently, I put many more rounds through the one I owned before than I realized. Picking up the "new" one and decades-old muscle memory kicked right in. Grip angle, squeeze cocking, and sight alignment are all like I got rid of the other one last month.
For other guns, I have a handful of rifles across almost as many calibers, as well as a fair number of handguns, to many really*, in defensive calibers.
*many people who are collectors will easily exceed my count. I am not a collector of handguns, just very indecisive about which ones fit what role and which ones fit my hand
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