Let's see that shooter
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. If you shave Bozko he'll fit better in that kydex holster.Kettenhund
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My first HK. It's a VP9 and after feeling the trigger while dry firing a friends, I knew I had to get one. It's my first new handgun in a while and after taking it through its paces last week, my Glock 19 may never see the light of day!! For a striker fired weapon, it's amazing! Not a lot of holster options for it, yet. I recently picked up a Fury Kydex for it. Nice holster!
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Are the back straps replaceable with smaller or larger ones?
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Go to strongside holsters.com. Look up the type of holster you want. They sell VP9 holsters. My bro that I work with as a paramedic owns the company and many of the cops we work with around here use his company. Burbs of Philly. Lifetime warranty. Not expensive. Good American made company bro.
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M, thanks bro! I will take a look! Also, yes the pistol comes with three different backstraps as well as grip plates. The grip is very customizable!!
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This is the only gun that stands out in my small collection. 94 guys went in on a bulk order and 9mm was the highest vote (WTF?). I also have an Springfield .30-06 8303 with a shaved stock, a 12g, and a .40 Glock (what a horrible stock trigger).
New one I just got. Kimber Ultra TLE II w/ laser grips (.45 ACP). This is from the web site. I'll post a pic of the real one once the gunsmith figures out why the laser won't hold a zero. Kinda funny, I go onto the range to zero and after about 75 rounds I come out and say "it's all over the place." Everyone looks at me like I'm stupid and just can't shoot... and the manager goes on the range with it. About half an hour later he comes off the range and the first words out of his mouth "it's all over the place". It's a tack driver through the iron sights, it's the laser that has an issue. This will be my new EDC once we get it hitting what I aim at. The commander that I currently carry is just too bulky and prints too much.
It's only too bulky and prints too much since you didn't drink your milk and eat your wheaties as a kid. 
Then again, I could carry a P90 without printing if I wanted
Then again, I could carry a P90 without printing if I wanted
Are the grips on tight?
If so I'd contact CT and ask to exchange lasers.
My wife had the Ultra Covert II, good shooter.
The manager tightened them before he took it on the range. I trust these guys to figure it out and get it right. If it needs to be exchanged, they'll make it happen. They don't have a sale until it's right.
Have you had issues with the M305? A friend has one and upgraded the op rod spring guide. I might get one for a cheap bush deer gun.
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When I was last in New Zealand I went to a range and used one. It jammed and exploded while a friend was using it, totally fucked.
I suspect he loaded a different round into the magazine but don't know for sure.
My experience with Norinco's in the past has always been positive. Shame they can't trade here now.
I've got the SKS para model as well. One of my favorites.
The Norinco M14 is nice as well.
OK, so laser is now good. Took the guy two hours to get it to actually hold a zero. Multiple reseatings of the grips mostly. Trigger to 4 lbs, everything else is good right from the factory. All the 1911 "reliability" fixes are already in place with Kimbers.
Here it is...
2" shot group at 25y supported using the laser. I like the way these work. In the pic just above you can see the on/off switch for the laser. If you look close you can see the activation button just below the mag release. The button sits directly under the middle finger when you are holding it in a good grip. The pressure it takes for the grip safety to engage is also exactly the amount of pressure for the laser. This makes shooting offhand with the laser pretty straight forward.
Here it is...
2" shot group at 25y supported using the laser. I like the way these work. In the pic just above you can see the on/off switch for the laser. If you look close you can see the activation button just below the mag release. The button sits directly under the middle finger when you are holding it in a good grip. The pressure it takes for the grip safety to engage is also exactly the amount of pressure for the laser. This makes shooting offhand with the laser pretty straight forward.
Look at the CTC Users Guide, they use to factory zero the lasers at 50Yd.
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