I think the P7 lends itself perfectly to lefty use....if you look carefully at my photo, there's a button to lock the slide just to the rear the middle of the trigger. It's easier (for me at least) to manipulate the button with my left hand and index finger. Releasing the slide, cocking the gun and hitting the magazine release are all hand neutral with this gun.rocky said:(SNIP) Not sure if it would work well for a leftie though.
I would actually rather keep it black, but a bunch of P7 owners over at Parkcitiestactical.com have HC'd P7's and all comment that very little wear is evident with their guns even after thousands of rounds and/or holster presentations.RSSZ said:(SNIP) no hard chrome or wood grips. She'll thank you for it later.-----------
Damn - that is excellent logic - way to go :wink: :biggrin:That's another reason to pick up a second P7.....when one is cooling off, I fire the second one!
Good memory Chris! :biggrin: indeed I do! In fact TWO PSPs (1 in hard chrome with night sights) One in Bluse with night sights, AND a P7M8 as well! :biggrin: I guess that makes it a THREESOME :biggrin: They work flawlessly, and will eat anything you put through them. I would suggest the Fed Hydra Shoks, Gold Dots, and Fed/Win FMJ. Stay away from the Wolf 9 mm stuff, or you'll be in dire straits.P95Carry said:Since production ceased - will spares be any problem - that is one thing that had concerned me a bit.
Other thing folks do mention is how hot they get after only moderate thruput - at least with P7M8 and I assume same gas system. Price seemed very fair as these and similar models apparently in much demand.
I may be remembering wrong but have a feeling Class3NH has one.
Dr I have an extra holster you might be interesed in. Strong, RH, Black leather high ride pancake style. PM me for more info if interested ok? I'm north of you, in Southern New Hampshire. :biggrin:DR said:Have you been peeking in my safe? :wink: I have a couple of Kahrs and think they're great. I just picked up a P7M8 (already hard chromed). The things I like about the Kahrs are much the same as what drew me to the P7 (flat, reliable, constant trigger pull, accurate).
Now, I just need to find a holster for it.
MMMMM sounds like what my wife did with my S&W Model 60-7. I have used it for years till she tried it and boom its hers and I get vistiation once in a blue moon.Betty said:My Kahr did find a new home - with my fiancé. He also took my Colt Mustang. :lol: