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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: NEW JERSEY
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Join Date: Jun 2009
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Smallet 45 Ive shot is a kahr PM 45, recoil wasnt nearly as bad as i thought it would be, wasnt as accurate as I thought it would be either. Worst small compact/pocket pistol was a Keltec PF9, recoil was horrid, nearly bent my thumb off, nearly.
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: FLORIDA
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The HK45c is just about a full size pistol. The photo below is my HK45c compared to my full size Glock 21 SF. The Glock is just slightly larger and a bit more hard to conceal but 14 rounds of .45 compared to 9 rounds of .45 more than makes up for it. If HK did make a true compact .45 like the SK models it would probably be only 5+1 capacity plus cost a lot. I love the .45 but rather have 11 rounds of 9mm instead of 6 rounds of .45.
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Join Date: May 2007
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I would buy one, but I would still carry my P2000SK in .40 S&W.
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Saint Louis
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i dont shoot idpa and if i did, i wouldnt be using a .45 subcompact pistol to do it. this pistol would be for carry reasons. what i dont understand is how 6 rounds isnt enough for a cc weapon. almost 100% of the time you would never need more... unless your a horrible shot. some poeple want a cannon to carry and a 9mm is certainly not that just personal pref really |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Southern NJ
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HK45 Compact - V1 (German) Hk P2000 LEM - .357SIG (LE) Hk P2000 LEM - 9mm Sig Sauer P226 - 9mm (W. German) Rossi R462-R2 2" - .357 Magnum Hk -Fabarm FP6 12 ga. pump Saiga 7.62 (AK100 series variant) Saiga .308 (AK100 series variant) |
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: BURNS HARBOR, IN USA
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Oh, I would most definately buy one of those!!!!!
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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I would absolutely buy one! All HK....all day!
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Auburn, Ithica NY, currently NAS Pax River MD
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nice work on that photoshop quikz. But I think that a setup would be too hot for that size, and not really controlable. Plus what could a hk45sk offer you that a hk45c couldn't get done. But I am buying a p2000 in 40 and a p2000sk in 9mm so I don't have too much room to talk, but I think a 45 would be too much in that size....or they would have done it already.
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