cslinger
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You have been warned. You see, there is this thing that lives there called the IMPulse purchase. This little IMP will sneak up on you and sepearate you from your money so fast you will think you just went through a divorce. Devilish little creature the IMPulse purchase. Alas I was a victim today.
Walked into the local gun monger to pick up some 06 ammo for the Garand and started to browse the pistol case. That must have been when he struck because the next half hour or so is a blurr. I woke up at home with a new box sitting next to me and a much thinner wallet.
Hmmm what pray tell could this be.
Argghh he struck again.
That little IMP victimized me into buying this HK P2000. I feel so violated.
Seriously though, I have eyed the P2000 series for a long time. It just fits my little girly hands like a glove and I have wanted to try out one of those new LEM triggers so here is what I ened up with.
HK P2000 .40 S&W
LEM trigger module
3, 12 round magazines
Night sights
4 backstraps (although the standard one fits me perfectly)
Fired case (because its for the children dammit.
)
Paperwork etc.
I will of course provide a range report as soon as possible but I do have a couple of observations.
1)The P2000 series fits me perfectly. I am on target with sights aligned very naturally.
2)HK charges more then any plastic pistol has any right to command. Damn IMP.
3)The trigger is butter smooth. Think VP70Z, not picture the exact 180 degree opposite.
4)The gun is much lighter and more svelte then my SIG P229 .40 which is the closest thing I have for comparison.
5)It is well made and machined.
6)Dis-assembly DOES not require pulling of the trigger which is a pre-requisite of mine.
7)NO MAGAZINE DISCONNECT (Screw The Children) Just kidding about the kids. I just don't like mag disconnects.
There you have it folks the latest addition to the stable. As I sit here writing this I find myself chuckling at the anti gunners. I am a very stable, law abiding citizen, who buys guns as much as a hobby as anything. They are my toys so to speak (In a responsible way). I am no danger to society, hell I am just a big, albeit responsible kid. But I digress.
Walked into the local gun monger to pick up some 06 ammo for the Garand and started to browse the pistol case. That must have been when he struck because the next half hour or so is a blurr. I woke up at home with a new box sitting next to me and a much thinner wallet.
Hmmm what pray tell could this be.
Argghh he struck again.
That little IMP victimized me into buying this HK P2000. I feel so violated.
Seriously though, I have eyed the P2000 series for a long time. It just fits my little girly hands like a glove and I have wanted to try out one of those new LEM triggers so here is what I ened up with.
HK P2000 .40 S&W
LEM trigger module
3, 12 round magazines
Night sights
4 backstraps (although the standard one fits me perfectly)
Fired case (because its for the children dammit.
)Paperwork etc.
I will of course provide a range report as soon as possible but I do have a couple of observations.
1)The P2000 series fits me perfectly. I am on target with sights aligned very naturally.
2)HK charges more then any plastic pistol has any right to command. Damn IMP.
3)The trigger is butter smooth. Think VP70Z, not picture the exact 180 degree opposite.
4)The gun is much lighter and more svelte then my SIG P229 .40 which is the closest thing I have for comparison.
5)It is well made and machined.
6)Dis-assembly DOES not require pulling of the trigger which is a pre-requisite of mine.
7)NO MAGAZINE DISCONNECT (Screw The Children
) Just kidding about the kids. I just don't like mag disconnects.There you have it folks the latest addition to the stable. As I sit here writing this I find myself chuckling at the anti gunners. I am a very stable, law abiding citizen, who buys guns as much as a hobby as anything. They are my toys so to speak (In a responsible way). I am no danger to society, hell I am just a big, albeit responsible kid. But I digress.
I feel your pain brother...at least it was another HK finding a good home! 
