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Hi, I am a Dutch sport shooter and not yet owner of any H&K.
I wanted to ask some details, I hope some of you can help.
My interest in H&K pistols has started only last week after seeing an online auction from a P9S sport set. I was looking what too buy instead of my 1911 Officers ACP.
What I would like is a 45ACP pistol that is accurate on 27 yards, is friendly to shoot and it would be nice if a 9mm conversion and .22 conversion is possible.
Also I am not a fan of long, heavy pistols. Targe shooting I do best with my 3" and 4" S&W revolvers, the 4" is shortened from 6".
And I am interested in the stranger pistols.
The set I see for sale has a short 45ACP slide, a 45ACP slide with barrel weight and a 9mm slide with barrel weight. Including a standard grip, extra wood grip and the wooden target grip.
I expect it to get expensive so I would like to have a bit more knowledge before I bid.
Now I have used google a bit and read on this forum. I conclude that the P9S owners find their pistols accurate and friendly to soot, so that is covered.
What I would like to know:
- How sensitive are these pistols with ammo (and re loaders) in the meaning of jams.
- I have read that the first 475 items made were SA pistols. I have also read about SAO P9S pistols? I am a fan of SA weapons and have no need of DA. Are there SA sets or is it easily changed?
- Have there been extra accessories like larger slide releases? I like to change and collect, leaving "as is" is not my thing.
- This particular pistol, when was it made? Number 403 659
- Are the polymer buffers still made?
- A .22 set is never made I have read. .22 conversions are also not made by other manufactures?
All advice and input welcome!
I wanted to ask some details, I hope some of you can help.
My interest in H&K pistols has started only last week after seeing an online auction from a P9S sport set. I was looking what too buy instead of my 1911 Officers ACP.
What I would like is a 45ACP pistol that is accurate on 27 yards, is friendly to shoot and it would be nice if a 9mm conversion and .22 conversion is possible.
Also I am not a fan of long, heavy pistols. Targe shooting I do best with my 3" and 4" S&W revolvers, the 4" is shortened from 6".
And I am interested in the stranger pistols.
The set I see for sale has a short 45ACP slide, a 45ACP slide with barrel weight and a 9mm slide with barrel weight. Including a standard grip, extra wood grip and the wooden target grip.
I expect it to get expensive so I would like to have a bit more knowledge before I bid.
Now I have used google a bit and read on this forum. I conclude that the P9S owners find their pistols accurate and friendly to soot, so that is covered.
What I would like to know:
- How sensitive are these pistols with ammo (and re loaders) in the meaning of jams.
- I have read that the first 475 items made were SA pistols. I have also read about SAO P9S pistols? I am a fan of SA weapons and have no need of DA. Are there SA sets or is it easily changed?
- Have there been extra accessories like larger slide releases? I like to change and collect, leaving "as is" is not my thing.
- This particular pistol, when was it made? Number 403 659
- Are the polymer buffers still made?
- A .22 set is never made I have read. .22 conversions are also not made by other manufactures?
All advice and input welcome!