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From: Brian E. Buxton (BrianBuxton![]() |
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Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2006 19:40:48 -0700 (PDT) |
I have used an HK .45 before but find that any .45 is just too large and
heavy to carry on a regular basis. How is the HK .40? My main weapon
is a Glock 40 cal. with a Walther PPK-S for an occasional backup. My
load in each is either Glaser safety slugs or Black Talons. Have a
stash of each since I don't believe either have been legal for sale for
a while!
BEB
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Martin Stark wrote:
+1 to the USP in .40. My personal preference is .45 (love my Tactical, Expert, & Std.), but .40 does give you greater than 12 + 1 rounds and (more than) adequate stopping power. I, too, have never had a failure to go bang that can be attributed to any HK. Btw, the ER docs hate the Hydra-Shok ammo - all those multiple wound paths to probe for bullet fragments.
albert.j.merrifield [at] us.army.mil wrote:
I'll admit to an extreme fondess for H&Ks... SIGs aren't too bad, I carry one when I'm on duty. God knows it's light years ahead of the piece of crap Beretta I used to carry, even if it is still in that supremely useless 9mm ball load that the military shackles us with. When off-duty I carry H&K USP .40 (with Federal Hydra-Shok loads... screw that FMJ ball crap) that I love; that thing is an absolute tack driver, always spot on, haven't had a single misfeed or stoppage in any way, shape, or form. Spent some time in Iraq running around with an MP5; other than the fact it was a 9mm, that baby was damned-near perfect. I used to have a USP .45 Compact that I sold to a buddy before I deployed, now I'm doing everything in my power trying to convince him to sell it back to me. I tried offering my first-born, but he said he doesn't want to wait that long until he can cash in on whatever I trade him. Bastard. So, yes, I'm an HK lover.
- A.J. Merrifield
----- Original Message ----- From: Martin Stark <MStark [at] Copper.net> Date: Thursday, September 14, 2006 6:04 am Subject: Re: [Ferrari] Old member returns only to find watch thread still active...
Okay. Let's start a gun thread.
Had a trigger job done on the Sig220ST. It breaks clean, but it's still heavy (DA= 8.5 lbs. SA= 4 lbs.) when compared to a HK Expert or HK Tactical oem match trigger. Any other HK lovers on the list???
~Marty
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Ferraris, F1, watches, dead cats and guns....Isn't that what theFerrariList>is about? :)
JIMheadway>>so all the emails were getting a bit much and distracting. Some very
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Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2006 9:20 AM
Subject: [Ferrari] Old member returns only to find watch thread still
active...
Greetings Ferrari List members,
Been nose to the grindstone down here in Panama and making some
posts.>>good writers and commentary here so it was hard to not read your
here. Saw aWatched the race in Monza and decided to reup my subscription and immediately found a watch thread :-)
Some things never change.
The last races are going to be quite a show.
I am looking forward to hearing your thoughts about them and for the next season.
There is a small but active Ferrari/Maserati dealership down
Quatroportes>>running around.612 out in front the other day and there are quite a few
Costa Rica.I'll try to get some pics and post to my website.
By the way, the same group owns the dealership in San Jose,
you'll>>probably find it.KR,
Hunter
By the way, I know Aldo has a website. Google: Aldo Sardinia and
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- Re: Old member returns only to find watch thread stillactive..., (continued)
- Re: Old member returns only to find watch thread stillactive... Steve Jenkins, September 14 2006
- Re: Old member returns only to find watch threadstillactive... Charles G Perry IV, September 14 2006
- Re: Old member returns only to find watch threadstillactive... clyde, September 14 2006
- Re: Old member returns only to find watch thread still active... Martin Stark, September 14 2006
- Re: Old member returns only to find watch thread still active... Brian E. Buxton, September 14 2006
- Re: Old member returns only to find watch thread still active... Jim Conforti, September 14 2006
- Re: Old member returns only to find watch thread still active... Brian E. Buxton, September 14 2006
- Re: Old member returns only to find watch thread still active... Jim Conforti, September 14 2006
- Re: Old member returns only to find watch thread still active... albert.j.merrifield, September 14 2006
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