A bit about the pistol.
PROS -
- nicely done anodized finish (OD in my case)
- feels solid
- user swappable right/left ejection
- barrel swaps easily
- can swap calibers (but expensive)
- rails, can attach quite a few rails
- Glock mags
CONS -
- cheap poly flip-up sights
- KCI G17 mag
Took it to the range today. Temp was in the low 30's. Shot it right out of the box. No cleaning whatsoever. Ran the KCI mag - flawless 15 rounds. Pop a 33 round Glock OEM mag in and . . . failure to feed every few rounds. Pop'd 3 more 33 round Glock OEM's. Slow fired then rapid. No more FT feeds or any other types of failures. Pop in a couple of 17 round Glock OEM - flawless. Ammo was UMC target loads - yellow box bulk. Off-hand accuracy was typical of a heavy pistol mag forward grip design. All shots were off-hand with my cheek resting on the buffer tube (not shouldered 'cause it's really too short) from about 15 yards. All shots in the black of an 8" Shoot N C. As an aside, shots were dead on when using the Streamlight laser shooting from the hip.
Trigger's a single stage. Nothing special but broke clean. I think the specs says 4 lb. Too lazy to break out the scale. I replaced the poly sights with steel.
One thing I did notice was that cases were ejecting only about 1 foot from the pistol. Probably buffer spring overly stiff, buffer is too heavy for 9mm or just needed to be cleaned and lube.
Overall, decent pistol that provides a few options. I paid $700 which included shipping and transfer. A little expensive for a plinker, but there aren't many of options out there if one wants to stick with 9mm Glock mags; AR patterned, JRC, Sub2000, ASP. The good thing is that it's 9mm. It can double as protection, especially with the 30-something round Glock mags.