[ironchef]

Awesome!!! I'm hoping we get some P30's in NYC soon so I can check it out in person! I'm up for another get together. I'd love to try shooting outdoors if possible. If any of you guys upstate know someone would some land, I'd be glad to give a donation to use it for a day.

 

[Mark71]

Congrats Javic! The P30 is definitely worth the long wait and I am sure you will agree.

 

[Javic]

Well, since I paid for it in full, they let me shoot it, and all I can say is that I have a permanent smile on my face right now. I put 100 rounds down range, and it was a beautiful thing. Insanely accurate, smooth as butter, and very little recoil.

The only issues I encountered were standard new gun issues, and due to the fact that it was dripping in oil since I wasn't able to clean it first. No jams, no issues that haven't already been mentioned by other members of the site already (slide not locking back after last round in mag, etc).

If anyone's sitting on the fence about getting a P30, don't think about it, just DO IT, you won't regret it!

 

[Javic]

By the way, while I was at Davis, someone called them and mentioned they heard they were getting some in from the HKPro boards. One of you guys give them a call a couple hours ago?

Also, they have another one in stock right now, so if anyone's interested, give them a call. Their price was $849. Not the cheapest, but I figure its worth the extra $50 or so having the personalized service of a local dealer. I'll just skip going out drinking one night this week

 

[Mark71]

Their price was $849. Not the cheapest, but I figure its worth the extra $50 or so having the personalized service of a local dealer. I'll just skip going out drinking one night this week

Its not the cheapest price but even for NY that is not a bad deal. The P30 was the most lubed gun from the factory that I ever bought so I know what you mean about the dripping oil. Now your Mark 23 has a little brother to play with .

 

[MueveloNYC]

niiice!