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Posted: 5/22/2016 11:59:35 AM EDT
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Mushy and confusing reset is pretty much how a high power is. A friend who is a huge high power fan has several high end custom high powers and God help me I can't stand shooting them. I have been raised on 1911's and have shot also glocks over the last 20+ years and I am firmly wedded to a sharp distinct reset and a high power just doesn't have one. I bought a surplus Hi Power off Gunbroker and was disappointed at the reset as well. HPs are nice looking but after shooing mine I was unimpressed, wasn't going to sink money into parts and refinishing on a mediocre pistol. |
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Posted: 5/22/2016 11:52:04 PM EDT
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I bought a surplus Hi Power off Gunbroker and was disappointed at the reset as well. HPs are nice looking but after shooing mine I was unimpressed, wasn't going to sink money into parts and refinishing on a mediocre pistol. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Mushy and confusing reset is pretty much how a high power is. A friend who is a huge high power fan has several high end custom high powers and God help me I can't stand shooting them. I have been raised on 1911's and have shot also glocks over the last 20+ years and I am firmly wedded to a sharp distinct reset and a high power just doesn't have one. I bought a surplus Hi Power off Gunbroker and was disappointed at the reset as well. HPs are nice looking but after shooing mine I was unimpressed, wasn't going to sink money into parts and refinishing on a mediocre pistol. Well, part of the rework on mine was to tighten the frame to slide fit and a trigger job. Now it has a noticeable reset that 'clicks' and the best 4.5# pull I've ever felt on a hinged trigger. |
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Posted: 5/23/2016 12:22:46 AM EDT
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I bought a surplus Hi Power off Gunbroker and was disappointed at the reset as well. HPs are nice looking but after shooing mine I was unimpressed, wasn't going to sink money into parts and refinishing on a mediocre pistol. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Mushy and confusing reset is pretty much how a high power is. A friend who is a huge high power fan has several high end custom high powers and God help me I can't stand shooting them. I have been raised on 1911's and have shot also glocks over the last 20+ years and I am firmly wedded to a sharp distinct reset and a high power just doesn't have one. I bought a surplus Hi Power off Gunbroker and was disappointed at the reset as well. HPs are nice looking but after shooing mine I was unimpressed, wasn't going to sink money into parts and refinishing on a mediocre pistol. Maybe I'm still a novice. But I don't quite get the big draw to a reset. For a serious defense gun. On a gaming gun I could see it. But to me, under stress, you're just asking for trouble. Especially if it's a lighter trigger. |
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