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Looking to buy a polymer handgun

Which handgun 51 members have voted

  1. 1. What should I pick up next?

    • Walther PPQ
      57%
      12
    • Glock 34
      42%
      9

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Hnm. I'll sleep on it.

Shoot, now I want to do it. If I can get a FDE frame, I am going to send my original frame to Bowie to get chopped and add a magwell...

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-Usual time for complete work and return of your firearm is

around

16 to 24 weeks, depending on demand and work

requested. Can be longer

 

Ouch

H&K has a striker fired pistol called the P7 PSP and other P7 variants like the P7 M8, and they are awesome. They are not polymer and are heavy because the frame is CNC milled from a single billet of high quality German steel, but they are super reliable, accurate, and dependable, just like all H&Ks. I've heard rumor of  a striker fire polymer, but I have no idea when and if they will release one. As far as polymer goes, I am a big fan of my H&K USPc .45 and my USP Tactical .45 . I've never owned a Glock but I hear that some people like them :picknose:

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H&K has a striker fired pistol called the P7 PSP and other P7 variants like the P7 M8, and they are awesome. They are not polymer and are heavy because the frame is CNC milled from a single billet of high quality German steel, but they are super reliable, accurate, and dependable, just like all H&Ks. I've heard rumor of a striker fire polymer, but I have no idea when and if they will release one.

I liked the p30. HK is just out of my price range at the moment

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Think this may be the way for me to go, if I can find one.  It's a compromise between the length of the g34 and the feel of the walther. Wonder when it will be out. 

I've only seen those in pictures. Never seen one for sale anywhere. One thing is sure, when they do show up, you'll have to pay more than you should to get one.

 

Also realize that there will be virtually zero holster support.

 

-Usual time for complete work and return of your firearm is

around

16 to 24 weeks, depending on demand and work

requested. Can be longer

Ouch

Bowie is not the only guy to do that kind of work, he is just one of the most well known. Because of that his wait times are very long.

 

If you look, you will find others that can, and do, the same work at the same level of quality. Probably even some people fairly local.

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