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Posted: 2/2/10 11:23 PM
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It had been a few years since i had owned a hand gun, due to an ex-fiace who was terrified of them, so i had my Sig P229 over at a buddies place, and was looking for a sub compact for concealed carry,
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 7/10/09 2:19 PM
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Excellent recommendation Glocks! I didn't know you had a P2000. Pretty soon you'll be able to open your own shop! LOL!
I wanted to add a question. Have you measured the initial
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g4l
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Posted: 7/10/09 9:51 AM
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Hi center-beam;
In My opinion, the V3 is the way to go. While I don't own the sub-compact Sk,(I have the compact model P2000), I have put about 50 rounds through My friend's .357sig
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center-beam
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Posted: 7/9/09 5:56 PM
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I must admit I am rather new to these types of guns and I'm looking to purchase my first "complicated" handgun. Currently I own a .357 Ruger that is pretty simple, load the bullets and
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g4l
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Posted: 1/11/09 8:39 AM
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If You check HK's website, THEY list the measurements; same as labeled here. I agree the SK is a bit big for a sub-compact, but I think it is well built, accurate (more accurate then Glock, the
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BLADESKATER00
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Posted: 1/10/09 9:56 PM
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H&K has a reputation for reliability--but this gun is cheaply made and overpriced. A Glock of the same size would be the better choice for polymer. On the hammer version (version 3) the trigger
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jobpatto
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Posted: 10/20/08 9:57 AM
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"Cobblecanyon" - Sorry for the late reply. There were no real cons to putting that particular laser on because it is so small and fits fine in my nylon IWB holster. That being said, it is
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titangr
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Posted: 10/19/08 10:29 PM
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Just purchased an SK and put 200 rounds thru it. I love the way it shoots and feels. The trigger pull will take a little getting used to though!
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thomasas06
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Posted: 8/4/08 10:49 PM
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Hey ladies and gents. I have a Smith and Wesson M&P .40 that I bought last summer. I absolutely love the gun, but the problem is that it's just a little too big to carry around comfortably. For those
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cobblecanyon
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Posted: 7/29/08 9:01 AM
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jobpatto - I am considering a Laserlyte FSL laser for my SK also. After having it for about 1 wk now, what are the pros/cons of having it? Thanks.
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jobpatto
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Posted: 7/21/08 1:12 PM
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Just attached a Laserlyte FSL Sub Compact Laser to the rail of my SK and posted a picture. It fits perfectly, in fact the Laserlyte package even has it attached to an SK. At 50' I could do just
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jobpatto
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Posted: 7/17/08 11:14 AM
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"concerto", I use the V2 which is the LEM (Law Enforcement Modification). If you can try one in a store it would make more sense but this is how it works.
The hammer stays
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cobblecanyon
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Posted: 7/17/08 7:58 AM
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Bought 2 extra mags from cheaperthandirt for my p2k .40 v3. The issue I had prior where after the last rd fired and the slide fail to lock open in the 1st 100rds I put through the gun is non-existance
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g4l
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Posted: 7/16/08 2:38 PM
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concerto, They come in different variants, the V3 model is My choice (P2000). The model has a de-cocking button on the back of the slide, the gun then becomes a double action first shot (unless
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concerto
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Posted: 7/16/08 12:35 PM
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I have a stupid question.
I have been looking at the 2000sk on line and I don't see a thumb safety. Do you just keep the hammer down until your ready to fire ? Is It double action trigger ?
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cobblecanyon
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Posted: 7/16/08 9:15 AM
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bcjwriter - I have my p2000sk for about 1month now and been spending quite a bit of time researching for a IWB holster for it. Don't know if you are looking for similar but here is one I came across.
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jobpatto
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Posted: 7/15/08 8:04 PM
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I just received my X-Grips in the mail and they are fantastic! I posted a picture with it installed.
They are an HK product that fills the gap when using the high capacity magazine in the
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bcjwriter
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Posted: 7/13/08 3:14 PM
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I just started carrying my SK for off-duty, (I bought the regular P-2000 .40 LEM for a duty gun) and it's outstanding for how easy it is to carry. I'm not as accurate with it as yet for
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cobblecanyon
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Posted: 7/9/08 2:20 PM
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g4l - you could be right. Though another shooter who worked at the range took her for a 9rd spin had the same problem. This is very minor and I am certain there is a fix once I get more comfortable with
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g4l
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Posted: 7/9/08 1:18 PM
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cobble, be sure Your thumb isn't hitting the slide-stop, I occasionally hit mine on My Glock and HK P2000.
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cobblecanyon
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Posted: 7/9/08 9:52 AM
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Jobpatto - I just shot my P2000SK .40 V3 w/Decocker for the 1st time. Put 200rds of white box Winchester FMJ 165gr, 180gr, PowRball 135gr (hot load w/a little punch), and Federal Hydro
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jobpatto
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Posted: 6/30/08 3:23 PM
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I just learned that HK makes a $15 product called an X-Grip to fill the gap on the USPc/P2000 magazine so that they will fit properly in the P2000 SK and allow for the use of the 12 round mags
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str8shooter
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Posted: 6/21/08 12:59 PM
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I haven't personally put a USP magazine into the P2000 or P2000SK but HK claims the USP magazines will work in these guns as long as the caliber is the same and yes it would extend out the bottom then.
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jobpatto
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Posted: 6/21/08 4:23 AM
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g4l & literaltrance,
Thank you for the great information, I have pretty much decided to go with the SK (unless one of my father's co-workers is able to get a second new USP .40 Compact
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literaltrance
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Posted: 6/21/08 12:32 AM
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jobpatto,
As with [nearly] any subcompact, unless you hold the world record for smallest hands on a grown man, the pinky is going to dangle. The recoil of the .40 S&W itself is plenty manageable,
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g4l
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Posted: 6/20/08 4:24 PM
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Jobpatto, I own a P2000 .40 SA/DA, My Friend owns the P2000SK .357sig SA/DA. My P2000 has between 500-600 rounds with no failures and it's the lightest kicking .40 Ive ever fired. I shot maybe
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