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Thank you all for the the information. Got what I needed.

Sorry for the poor quality pictures. A friend of mine was received a Harrington & Richardson .32 cal. revolver from his grand parent's estate. He sent me these cell phone pictures, as a non gun owner, he doesn't know much about taking quality pictures of guns. From the look of the pictures...

May I suggest a cautious note while using the HK P7 in a holster. Use a holster specifically made for this gun. While a holster for a different gun may fit, due to the nature of the trigger action of the P7, there is a potential of a negligent discharge waiting to happen.

The PPQ M1 as you called it, have interchangeable backstraps. There is no side panels.

Found a maker with ready to ship OWB leather holster for the 07. It turned out that www.winthropholsters.com make OWB as well as IWB rigs for the 07. Got one coming in the mail.

Yes he has been very helpful with his responses.

Thank you for trying anyway. So far one said the 07 fits in an XD holster, and you said you have no luck with it. Will F. said it fits in an HK USP holster as well as a Sig P220. I'm just trying to find the leather option, I have a Blade Tech Eclipse pan cake style rig for OWB but it is a...

Thanks. I already have a kydex rig from Blade Tech. I should have clarify that I'm looking for a leather holster, all leather, no plastic hybrid.

Walt Sherrill: Do you have a holster for your P07? If so, what do you have? I'm having a lot of problem finding off the shelf compatible OWB holster for it. I'm wondering if there is another existing popular pistol that have the same dimension as the 07 that can stand in. Thanks.

The original poster's gun is all metal. I didn't know that a Sig 228's magazines work in the 07. I also have the first generation 07 aka the P07 Duty. Paid $375 for it. In addition to the factory magazines, I use the Mecgar magazines for the CZ 75B. They work fine, sticks out the bottom...

Amen. While I had the full size CZ 75B for a short period of time and enjoyed shooting it, I like their polymer pistols better. My favorite gun to shoot now is the P07. Accurate, reliable, good double action trigger and reasonable single action pull. The gun is cheap too.

There is a Delta Force. Chuck Norris was in it.

Wow, very impressive. I've only dabbled a little with .22LR out to 50 yards as I don't have a scope. How much does a .22 actually drop at 100 yds and 200 yards?

Thank you very much sir.

I have an older Browning Buckmark, I think I bought it used around 1985. I need spare magazines. Are the current production magazines compatible with the early Buckmark pistols? The current magazines appear to have a big fat base pad, while my original magazine does not. Thanks.

Good to know that the Xd holster will work with the P07. I've had my 07 since April. Shot about 1000 rounds through it, mostly in training classes. Have not had one single malfunction. I replaced the stock hammer spring with a reduced power competition spring and greatly reduced the DA...

With the scope mounted that low, can you even get your eye behind the scope?

With Vickers sling and Vltor stock (not the Magpul stock in the picture), 7.0 lb. This is light. My girlfriend and other female friends love to shoot this carbine. Resist the temptation to hang heavy stuff on it. A stripped down M4 carbine with the actual M4 profile barrel is light. It's...

I assembled my lightweight carbine, using Daniel Defense upper and lower receiver, BCG, 16" lightweight barrel and Troy Xtreme TRX free float handguard. It is very light. I do not feel that going through the trouble to get a 14.5" barrel and then permanently mount a flash hider give that...

It is unfair to compare the size of the Walther TPH vs. the Ruger LC9. One is a tiny .22 that belongs in the pocket and the other is a 9mm large enough for holster wear.