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I was fondling the Walthers (PPS & PPQ) and H&Ks (P2000sk & USPc) at Cabela's the other day and noticed how Walther & H&K take different approaches to the mag release. Walther's mechanism is extended (on the PPQ anyway) such that one only has to drop down a finger anywhere on the bottom portion of the trigger guard to release the mag. It also isn't stiff. I really like it...
The H&Ks do not use a full length mechanism and instead use a nub (for lack of a better term) that is actually *behind* the trigger. As a result, I found it rather awkward to bend my finger *backward* a bit to engage it. To make matters worse, the mechanism was stiff. I can see how the stiffness would loosen up over time but the location would still be a bit awkward.
Do you think H&K will ever change their mag release to one more similar to Walther's?
I still want a P2000sk, by the way, so don't call me a troll.
The H&Ks do not use a full length mechanism and instead use a nub (for lack of a better term) that is actually *behind* the trigger. As a result, I found it rather awkward to bend my finger *backward* a bit to engage it. To make matters worse, the mechanism was stiff. I can see how the stiffness would loosen up over time but the location would still be a bit awkward.
Do you think H&K will ever change their mag release to one more similar to Walther's?
I still want a P2000sk, by the way, so don't call me a troll.