Finally, after 3 months, I have it in hand.

 

1 permit used. =)

Nice! :handgestures-thumbup:

Took 3 months?

I bought it, had no permits.... needed to apply for permits, but the detective was out for a month on training. when he got back, had to schedule appointment, that was 2 weeks later, then 1 month wait to the dot.

Nice gun! I'll have to wait for my HP a month and a half...

Oh man Maks that is one gorgeous pistol. Congrats.

Very purdy... should be fun to see these threads every month on the dot

very nice...

Congrats Maksim. It looks like a beauty.

GREAT!!!!! Now *I* want one TOO! ;-p

classic... one of the best looking pistols out there! makes me want one as well :doh:

looks great!! congrats.

Thanks guys.

 

The bhp is a gun i always wanted but could not shell out nearly 900 before tax and nics on. I found one for a very reasonable 650 for a like new one, so had to get it.

 

The toughest part was paying for it but not being able to shoot it or take it home.

nice gun maks! Good luck with it!

 

-Scott

Nice gun maksim. Get a chance to shoot it yet?

I haven't shot this specific one however I have shot bhp;s in the past and have shot my next months pickup.

BHPs are the 1911 of the 9mm world. Classic lines combined with superior function. The first thing many people do is remove the magazine safety (it won't shoot without a mag in the gun). The safety adversely affects the trigger pull.

http://www.alpharubicon.com/leo/Hptriggerjob.htm

 

Get ready for hammer bite.

Those BHPs are notorious for it because of the tiny beavertail and long hammer spur. A lot of people bob the hammer for this reason.

BHPs are the 1911 of the 9mm world. Classic lines combined with superior function. The first thing many people do is remove the magazine safety (it won't shoot without a mag in the gun). The safety adversely affects the trigger pull.

http://www.alpharubicon.com/leo/Hptriggerjob.htm

 

Get ready for hammer bite.

Those BHPs are notorious for it because of the tiny beavertail and long hammer spur. A lot of people bob the hammer for this reason.

 

I have shot quite a few BHP's and have not had it, although I do have smaller hands. I believe some of the various models have an extended beavertail.

Sweet Shooter!

Get ready for hammer bite.

Those BHPs are notorious for it because of the tiny beavertail and long hammer spur. A lot of people bob the hammer for this reason.

Of all the guns I've shot so far, the BHP is the only one to ever "bite" me. I've shot 3 of them and had the same problem with all of them. I still like them tho

 

Congrats on the new gun, Maks

Get ready for hammer bite.

Those BHPs are notorious for it because of the tiny beavertail and long hammer spur. A lot of people bob the hammer for this reason.

Of all the guns I've shot so far, the BHP is the only one to ever "bite" me. I've shot 3 of them and had the same problem with all of them. I still like them tho

 

Congrats on the new gun, Maks

 

This has been my experience as well. I bought an FN BHP about 10 years ago new. I LOVED the pistol...... except for the hammer bite and the absolute worst trigger pull I've ever experienced. I took out the mag safety and, while it might have made the trigger better, it still sucked. I traded it for a SA 1911 Loaded. I would love to shoot a BHP w/ a good trigger job and either an extended beaver tail or a modified hammer. I still think it's a great pistol, just not for me in stock form.

 

ETA....I'm such an idiot!!!! Congrats on your new BHP and enjoy the hell out of it!!!!