[kraigster414]

I have finally narrowed things down to a .40 only because I reload .40 and I can load up and down and at little cost - less than buying factory 9mm. hat I can't decide on for the life of me is what trigger to get....the light LEM or the sa/da. In the case of the sa/da does it work/operate the same as my Sig P239 in sa/da - slingshot the first round and you are in sa mode, decock for holstering or for shooting the first round in da? Thanks.

 

[comeandtakeit]

policeguns.com and cdnn has the best prices on P2000's right now.

 

[kraigster414]

policeguns.com and cdnn has the best prices on P2000's right now.

Thanks. I just need to decide what trigger to get on it.

 

[Mark71]

Yes the P2K will work the same as any other DA/SA gun. Like your Sig it has the long DA pull then the 4.5-5lb SA pull. The decocker is located differently then the Sig and it is a slight complaint with some people. Try to shoot it if you can especially the LEM trigger because it is a love it or hate it thing. I bought one with the LEM trigger (and changed it to the V1 5.5lb pull) and although I shot it very well I did not really care for it and ended up selling it a few months later. Now I plan on getting another soon with the V3 DA/SA trigger. All my guns are either DA/SA or single action which is why I want to stick with that. Regardless of what you choose the P2K is a great handgun.

 

[AGG-closed]

Personally, SD.

 

[kraigster414]

Thank you gentlemen. Is there only one DA/SA in terms of pull weights? I like my P239 in DA/SA just fine but the different position of the decocking lever on the P2000 has me interested. I am LH. Will that be an issue?

Is there a photo somewhere that shows the position of the decocking lever on the P2000 in all its glory?

 

[kraigster414]

Found it.

http://hkpro.com/p2000.htm

Do you think the position of the decocking lever is a problem for lefties? I guess I am just used to the position on the Sigs.

 

[Marikhal]

The decocking lever is placed specifically in that way to keep the gun highly concealable (less levers), and be perfectly ambidextrous.

You should have no problem decocking left-handed with where the decocker is located.

Edit: Image:

Decocker

 

[kraigster414]

Thanks. Ok decision made: P2000 .40SW SA/DA with decocker. Now I have to find one. 'Appreciate all the input.

 

[Mark71]

Thanks. Ok decision made: P2000 .40SW SA/DA with decocker. Now I have to find one. 'Appreciate all the input.

CDNN has them for $659 or....
www.policeguns.com for the LE gun that comes with 3 high cap mags and factory nightsites.


BTW: Good choice

 

[kraigster414]

CDNN has them for $659 or....
www.policeguns.com for the LE gun that comes with 3 high cap mags and factory nightsites.


BTW: Good choice

Thanks Mark.