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Originally Posted By DualRectifier⏩
The trigger on my p30 V3 was **** too but I loved the gun overall. I ended up changing out the firing pin block spring and hammer spring and it made a big difference. you can order them from HKparts.net the part # HKFP101 and 214300LT but the sk uses a different hammer spring. I've shot around 1000 rounds since without any malfunctions with probably 6-7 different types of ammos. Also I have usp compact with the LEM trigger and it is great. It's DAO but the take up is super light all the way until the wall. I'm pretty sure you can convert the SK to LEM. How does the SK size compare to the shield 45? I am picking a shield 45 tomorrow and have been considering picking up an sk down the road.I'm really not feeling the VP9SK based on my experience with the P30SK but I'm sure I'll end up getting one anyway. The V3 DA/SA trigger on the P30SK was sh!t, striker will be much better. It's very rare to find a (somewhat) concealable gun with full ambi controls, and this has an actual slide release, not just a slide catch that requires slingshotting. Plus if you have a VP9, as we all do, it will take those mags and will have grip extensions available. Plus apparently there will be a mid-range 13 round mag with extension. I can see getting some of those 13 rounders.


04-20-2017, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted By GMFB702⏩
I didn't have the P30SK long, got rid of it. I don't even think I had it a month, just didn't like it. The 45 Shield is materially shorter, thinner and lighter than the SK; with 8 rounds of .45 vs. 11 rounds of 9mm. I highly prefer the Shield at this point. I mentioned before that I shot some 185g +P Golden Saber .45 out of it, and it was noticeably punchy compared to regular 230g, but very manageable.The trigger on my p30 V3 was **** too but I loved the gun overall. I ended up changing out the firing pin block spring and hammer spring and it made a big difference. you can order them from HKparts.net the part # HKFP101 and 214300LT but the sk uses a different hammer spring. I've shot around 1000 rounds since without any malfunctions with probably 6-7 different types of ammos. Also I have usp compact with the LEM trigger and it is great. It's DAO but the take up is super light all the way until the wall. I'm pretty sure you can convert the SK to LEM. How does the SK size compare to the shield 45? I am picking a shield 45 tomorrow and have been considering picking up an sk down the road.
04-20-2017, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted By DualRectifier⏩
Thanks for the info you have the shield in the other calibers correct? would you be able to pocket carry the shield in 9mm. I plan on getting one pretty much just for that for the gym. I shot my friends but I dont really remember the dimensions.I didn't have the P30SK long, got rid of it. I don't even think I had it a month, just didn't like it. The 45 Shield is materially shorter, thinner and lighter than the SK; with 8 rounds of .45 vs. 11 rounds of 9mm. I highly prefer the Shield at this point. I mentioned before that I shot some 185g +P Golden Saber .45 out of it, and it was noticeably punchy compared to regular 230g, but very manageable.
04-20-2017, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted By GMFB702⏩
I have a 9mm with tritium night sights, a .40 Performance Center, and a .45 Performance Center. The 9mm and the .40 are identical in size and even use the same fitted holsters. The .45 is just a tad larger. For pocket carry I go with various .380s or a Kahr CM9. The 9mm Shield is too big for me to pocket carry, but that's a personal preference. I guess if you have bigass pockets maybe and don't mind being spotted. I AIWB all of them comfortably.Thanks for the info you have the shield in the other calibers correct? would you be able to pocket carry the shield in 9mm. I plan on getting one pretty much just for that for the gym. I shot my friends but I dont really remember the dimensions.

04-20-2017, 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted By GMFB702⏩
not cool man.I shot my friends
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04-20-2017, 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted By GMFB702⏩
Most will tell you the Shield is a little large for pocket carry. The G43 is a bit smaller, it's kind of on the borderline and is just barely too big, or just barely small enough, for most people.Thanks for the info you have the shield in the other calibers correct? would you be able to pocket carry the shield in 9mm. I plan on getting one pretty much just for that for the gym. I shot my friends but I dont really remember the dimensions.
04-20-2017, 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted By DualRectifier⏩
Nice thanks I'll probably go LCP2 for the pocket then I think my friend said the same thing when I asked about pocket carrying it. Which is your favorite probably going to pick up atleast one more before the rebate ends.I have a 9mm with tritium night sights, a .40 Performance Center, and a .45 Performance Center. The 9mm and the .40 are identical in size and even use the same fitted holsters. The .45 is just a tad larger. For pocket carry I go with various .380s or a Kahr CM9. The 9mm Shield is too big for me to pocket carry, but that's a personal preference. I guess if you have bigass pockets maybe and don't mind being spotted. I AIWB all of them comfortably.


04-20-2017, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
Maybe I'll look into the 43 then I would much rather stick with 9mm as I plan on selling my pocketlite therefore getting out of 380. ThanksMost will tell you the Shield is a little large for pocket carry. The G43 is a bit smaller, it's kind of on the borderline and is just barely too big, or just barely small enough, for most people.
04-20-2017, 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted By GMFB702⏩
Thanks for the info you have the shield in the other calibers correct? would you be able to pocket carry the shield in 9mm. I plan on getting one pretty much just for that for the gym. I shot my friends but I dont really remember the dimensions.
Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
I used to pocket carry my shield.Most will tell you the Shield is a little large for pocket carry. The G43 is a bit smaller, it's kind of on the borderline and is just barely too big, or just barely small enough, for most people.
It can be done if you're wearing cargo shorts or some loose fitting jeans. But there was a lot of clothes I didn't wear because of pocket carrying. Only real time I worried about printing was when sitting. Switched to IWB, can easily conceal it with anything I wear.DEFINITELY DONT THINK YOU CAN POCKET CARRY IT INTO A GYM THOUGH.way to big and bulky in a pocket to be doing exercises lel
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04-20-2017, 02:56 PM
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LCP is the best mouse gun to pocket carry. I forget it's there most of the time. I mean, it's tiny. Much better than a Pocketlite, I carried one of those for over 10 years before good micro .380s came out. A Kahr CM9 isn't my favorite but it is a 9mm that can easily be pocket carried.
I like all the Shields. Buy one based on your caliber preference. I like the Hi-Viz fiber optic sights on the Performance Centers, and the improved triggers. But also like the tritium sights on the 9mm. Maybe I'll get a 9mm Performance Center just to round it out. I'm not too worried about the ported barrel.
I like all the Shields. Buy one based on your caliber preference. I like the Hi-Viz fiber optic sights on the Performance Centers, and the improved triggers. But also like the tritium sights on the 9mm. Maybe I'll get a 9mm Performance Center just to round it out. I'm not too worried about the ported barrel.
04-20-2017, 03:09 PM
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I put my shield in the cargo pocket of my shorts last night as I was going to walk my dog. Didn't even make it to the end of my driveway before I said fuk this. Too heavy swinging around down there.
04-20-2017, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted By spirit750⏩
I put my USP in my cargo pocket before and said the same thing!I put my shield in the cargo pocket of my shorts last night as I was going to walk my dog. Didn't even make it to the end of my driveway before I said fuk this. Too heavy swinging around down there.
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04-20-2017, 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted By spirit750⏩
yea, not used to that, huh?I put my shield in the cargo pocket of my shorts last night as I was going to walk my dog. Didn't even make it to the end of my driveway before I said fuk this.Too heavy swinging around down there.
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04-20-2017, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted By Ikeman83⏩
Probably relatedEverything Meatie posts is autistic. Special is trolling you. Buy a G17 or a G19. G19 will be a better gun for you if you decide later that you want to concealed carry it.
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So far today i've had
1 starbucks espresso
2 caps of Blackstone labs razors edge
1 cap of LGI Boosted
was enough to get me out on the road for a few hours. now back at home and did
1 heaping scuepe of mesomorph
and now laying in bed like a de-commissioned world war 2 submarine.
im gonna take an off day and tomorrow start running through those tubs of Fruit punch Ultimah i still have on hand. We'll see if Omega Sports ultimah V3 still lives up to the hype lol
So far today i've had
1 starbucks espresso
2 caps of Blackstone labs razors edge
1 cap of LGI Boosted
was enough to get me out on the road for a few hours. now back at home and did
1 heaping scuepe of mesomorph
and now laying in bed like a de-commissioned world war 2 submarine.
im gonna take an off day and tomorrow start running through those tubs of Fruit punch Ultimah i still have on hand. We'll see if Omega Sports ultimah V3 still lives up to the hype lol
04-20-2017, 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted By spirit750⏩
story of my lyfeToo heavy swinging around down there.
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Originally Posted By BULL1980⏩
Don't do it.huehuehue
$850 for a Colt 6920 with magpul furniture, good days ahead boys.
$850 for a Colt 6920 with magpul furniture, good days ahead boys.
Get a Saint instead.
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Originally Posted By CdtCox⏩
rides a rebel or has a big hammer, pick one. You better get a 600 so you dont burn out the clutch luggin that pipe around...story of my lyfe
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04-20-2017, 03:55 PM
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04-20-2017, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted By BULL1980⏩
Colt isn't even good.Over a Colt, wut? I'm set anyway.
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Originally Posted By BULL1980⏩
Srs. The only thing a Colt 6920 has going for it is that it says Colt on the side. It isn't December 2012 anymore.I'll take one off your hands for $500.
Mid length > carbine
BCM > MOE
Coated trigger > reggie trigger
1:8 > 1:7
Hard case > cardboard box
$700<$850
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04-20-2017, 04:16 PM
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New holster and grips.
Holster is an RTI mount OWB holster, was looking for one of these for a CZ75 for a while. It's a great holster, used it at Rio Spring Steel.

Holster is an RTI mount OWB holster, was looking for one of these for a CZ75 for a while. It's a great holster, used it at Rio Spring Steel.

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04-20-2017, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted By CdtCox⏩
How many do you have hangin around like 10? I'll come up to $600, but I want 3.Srs. The only thing a Colt 6920 has going for it is that it says Colt on the side. It isn't December 2012 anymore.
Mid length > carbine
BCM > MOE
Coated trigger > reggie trigger
1:8 > 1:7
Hard case > cardboard box
$700<$850
Mid length > carbine
BCM > MOE
Coated trigger > reggie trigger
1:8 > 1:7
Hard case > cardboard box
$700<$850
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Originally Posted By CdtCox⏩
Srs.The only thing a Colt 6920 has going for it is that it says Colt on the side.It isn't December 2012 anymore.
Mid length > carbine
BCM > MOE
Coated trigger > reggie trigger
1:8 > 1:7
Hard case > cardboard box
$700<$850
Mid length > carbine
BCM > MOE
Coated trigger > reggie trigger
1:8 > 1:7
Hard case > cardboard box
$700<$850

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04-20-2017, 05:09 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324⏩
Meh, there are only so many things that could have gone wrong, I'm not scared of paying a little more. I taught myself how to work on cars and have worked on farm equipment worth more than most houses, I think I can eventually figure this out.This sounds like an "I told you so" lol. As we've said, the die hard HK guys recommend not detail stripping yourself. So good luck lol. This is why the HK VP series can never replace Glock, that and durability in extreme conditions and aftermarket and mag prices and all that
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