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Tech HK VP9’s have arrived

Got a legit question. Why does the mag disconnect bother so many people? I legit never notice it except in my p365 where it’s an issue with changing the trigger
 
Got a legit question. Why does the mag disconnect bother so many people? I legit never notice it except in my p365 where it’s an issue with changing the trigger
say you drop your mag, and when you're in a pinch, and still have a round in the chamber, but you can't fire that shot to save your life because of the mag disconnect. To each their own, I'd just prefer not to have the mag disconnect.
 
Uh that’s called training dude

Yes that’s a snarky smart ass reply. But truthfully. IF you are ever in THAT situation. You are probably shooting until you are empty. But. Ok. We shouldn’t derail this thread. Just something I’ve always wondered about
 
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The mag disconnects are just another added feature that can fail when you need it most.
They can break or lockup rending yiur firearm completely useless
 
The mag disconnects are just another added feature that can fail when you need it most.
They can break or lockup rending yiur firearm completely useless
dont wanna derail thread

issues with the capstan screws. got the RCR second hand and I need the small 6-32 capstan that of course weren't in there. AND those are a bit difficult to find.....

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say you drop your mag, and when you're in a pinch, and still have a round in the chamber, but you can't fire that shot to save your life because of the mag disconnect. To each their own, I'd just prefer not to have the mag disconnect.
What you are describing is exactly why some manufacturers developed magazine safety disconnects in the past. S&W for example. Not to prevent negligent discharges but to prevent an LEO from having their own gun used against them in a struggle. If an LEO felt their gun was about to be taken away they could drop the mag rendering the gun unuseable, buying time for the officer to regain control.

Mag Discos and LCI/CLIs have been around on some of the earliest semiauto handgun designs. They arent a new concept at all. The original 9mm pistol, the Luger P08 has an LCI. The Browning HP has a Mag Disco.
 
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Just picked up a VP9 yesterday so she's currently in jail. The Turners by me had a few in stock plus a VP9L. Excited to have an HK back in the family.
 
for anyone who has recently acquired a VP9 OR, I have 2 RMR plates for sale in the parts section
 
dont wanna derail thread

issues with the capstan screws. got the RCR second hand and I need the small 6-32 capstan that of course weren't in there. AND those are a bit difficult to find.....
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I'm curious to know people's thoughts on the VP9L vs VP9 Match, as both are now on the roster.

They're very similar. The match is a bit larger, while the "L" is a bit heavier. Each is... tempting.
 
I'm curious to know people's thoughts on the VP9L vs VP9 Match, as both are now on the roster.

They're very similar. The match is a bit larger, while the "L" is a bit heavier. Each is... tempting.
In research and asking around, i am told the match is an upgraded version of the L. Match has a tad bit longer barrel and has an upgraded trigger than the L.
 
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