[Keystone512]

I just purchased a VP9T today, and I have two questions:

After reassembling with slide locked back, the takedown is really hard to rotate back into place and after unlocking the slide, the trigger is really stiff on the first pull. After pulling the trigger, it works smooth. Is that an HK thing, a new firearm thing, or a problem? My second question might be a dumb one but even when its not cocked, I can still pull the trigger, is that okay? The reason why I ask is because I'm new to handguns and my only other experience is my FNS 9c and you cannot pull the trigger unless its cocked and the takedown lever is really easy to rotate back into place.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Klaustrophobia]

I don't have the problem with the stiff trigger or takedown lever on re-assembly. But yes, you should be able to pull the trigger when not cocked. You just won't feel the sear release.

 

[Keystone512]

I don't have the problem with the stiff trigger or takedown lever on re-assembly. But yes, you should be able to pull the trigger when not cocked. You just won't feel the sear release.

I don't have a lot of experience with different makes of handguns so I didn't know what is to be expected, especially when its directly opposite of my FNS. Thank you for the help and peace of mind, getting rid ready to head out to shoot my VP9 for my first time!

 

[AGG]

Welcome to the site, and congratulations on the newest acquisition!!! :biggrin:

Tony

 

[Keystone512]

Welcome to the site, and congratulations on the newest acquisition!!! :biggrin:

Tony

Thanks!

 

[Keystone512]

I don't have the problem with the stiff trigger or takedown lever on re-assembly. But yes, you should be able to pull the trigger when not cocked. You just won't feel the sear release.

After shooting 300 rds the stiffness in the takedown lever and trigger after re-assmebly is minimal.

 

[docent]

Congrats - - - I have your twin also !