Good review sounds like its a keeper
Feel free to use it if you like. My one complaint, aside from the sore finger, is the take down pin requires a tool of some kind, like a slotted screwdriver tip or small knife blade, to remove. I actually used the blade edge of some fingernail clippers I carry. It's a bit of a pain, but then again, I also need to use some sort of edge to push out the pin on my CZ or Witness. Aside from that, I think it's a fine little gun, easily comparable to any other ultra compact 9mm I've seen and at about half the price (or less) of most of them. Time will tell how it will hold up after another 1,000 rounds, but it's off to a good start. BTW, when I broke it down for cleaning, the only way I could tell it had been fired was by some powder residue around the mouth of the barrel and chamber, and not too much of that!P95Carry said:Thx for the excellent write up Bob - more than interesting, as the gun thus far at least seems like great value all round.
If you do not mind, may I (attributed to you of course) copy that to another forum? Many folks are itching to hear about the Skyy and this is the first comprehensive report I have seen.
Yes a real shame and a big case of bad judgment on the part of the VP, but his comments were actually right on the mark. He didn't have that much to say that was negative about the P-11, rather he pointed out the "improvements" the CPX had over the P-11. The problem, really, was that he made it seem as if he had no connection to SKYY (he IS the VP of SKYY, BTW). If he had either said up front who he was and was making a comparison of the two guns or had REALLY not been an employee, nothing more would have ever been said.Rob72 said:They look very well made. Unfortunately, they made something of a fracas, on the Kel-Tec forum, when Skyy's VP got on, and posed as a "new" Skyy owner, and ragged the Kel-Tecs. I was really looking at those, when I stumbled across a really good Seecamp deal......
but you really cannot ever have too many guns!