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Originally posted by imyomama View Post.... beretta 92 ? please ... didn't those slide break and pop you in the face ?
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I learned how to shoot in the Corps.
While I was in Security Forces we carried the 92FS. They pounded into us to check them for cracking EVERYTIME we cleaned them.
First day we shot them we went through like 500 rds each. Why? To desensitize us is my guess. I had blisters on both thumbs.
I personally never had an issue with it. I just didn't like it. Why big hands. I wear a 2XL glove. It's what we were issued so it's what I carried..
When we go to God by prayer, the devil knows we go to fetch strength against him, and therefore he opposeth us all he can.
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Originally posted by M16 View PostI like the HK P7M8 more better!Last edited by ken800; 08-09-2021, 04:59 PM.
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Originally posted by SabineHunter View PostSo, I'm wondering why H&K doesn't manufacture the P7 anymore. From Gun Nuts Media:
The P7 was ridiculously expensive to manufacture and while the compact size of the pistol was excellent from a carry perspective it achieved those dimensions with a gas-powered operating system that heats the gun up like a soldering iron when you put more than a few magazines worth of ammo through the gun in a relatively short period. Despite the heat shield those things got quite hot. I say “those things” because he didn’t have a P7M13, he had four of them. He had to constantly rotate his pistols to keep up with the rest of us shooting something more pedestrian like my Beretta 92. When we shot on the reactive steel range, even with four pistols to rotate, he had to quit quite a bit before the rest of us because his pistols were simply too hot to hold anymore.
As much as I love the P7, they had some flaws and were entirely too expensive even in the pre-Glock world. Post Glock there’s absolutely no hope for them.
The delayed blowback keeps hot gases longer and heats it up...Last edited by ken800; 08-09-2021, 05:09 PM.
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Originally posted by ken800 View PostMaybe it's an M13 thing? I'll admit that my P7M8 gets pretty dang hot after a lot of rounds but it isn't noticeable until the round count gets up there. If you are using it as a range toy that might be an issue. As a point of reference, I shot my P7M8 my first time qualifying for CHL many years ago and did a one-on-one class with a former special forces and now peace officer. He made me go through 500 rounds in pretty short order and I was fine right up until the end.
The delayed blowback keeps hot gases longer and heats it up...
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