StrategicFS

Handled one today. The grip texture is very aggressive but not horrible. The grip angle is great. I like the feel of it. Feels built like a tank. Weight does not seem to be noticeable over polymer. Wish they had installed night sights from factory. They did include plates to match almost every red dot out though. Love the looks of it. The color with the cerakote is spot on for this pistol. Time will tell but this is a sharp looking gun.

Had it since May. What's your thoughts? How many rounds down the pipe?

How's it shoot?

HKs about 20 years late to the game on these but better late than never I suppose. SF integrated forend is a must IMO and gives these thing the iconic look. Consider getting one of the mag couplers for those fast reloads!

Honestly don't know how brick & mortar gun shops do it with some of the folks coming in these days. My hats off to gun shop employees.

McMaster-Carr is cheap but not always the best for this. Surefire or Geissele is the way to go if you have multiple rifles you are installing cans on. Always better to be safe rather than sorry IMO...

You should play the lottery. Pretty sure they file 13 everything we send them. Won't reply to emails or return calls. 0 accountability in the NFA branch. Worthless government at its best.

Full Auto - FN P90, FN SCAR 16, Sig MCX & MPX, Colt M4A1 & SMG, B&T APC9K, HK MP5, UMP & G36, TommyGun, Arsenal Milled Ak47 and maybe some beltfed stuff... Already have every can and SBR I want.

Glock has convinced most LE agencies to switch to 9mm since it "almost" performs as well as .40. Their words... Many agencies have switched to the 17s. Not sure why as it seems the 45 would be the perfect duty handgun length for patrol so the muzzle isn't digging into the vehicle seat putting unneeded torque on the officers spine. Speaking of manufactures, it was interesting that LAPD went with the FN 509 handguns.