Anyone here own or ever shoot a Grand Power pistol? Most Grand Power pistols use a rotating barrel like the Beretta PX4 Storm. It has a noticeably lower bore Axis than the PX4 Storm.
I'd love to shoot one someday.
I'd love to shoot one someday.
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I, too, would like to shoot one. I've watched Sootch00's demonstration videos of them with interest.
Well they seem to be very popular over in Europe with shooters in competitions, so I say that speaks to their accuracy, shootability, and durability. I just wonder how they do in harsh condition. I have a Beretta Cougar in 40 S&W and a PX4 in 9mm. So I like the idea of a non tilting barrel.
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Well they seem to be very popular over in Europe with shooters in competitions, so I say that speaks to their accuracy, shootability, and durability. I just wonder how they do in harsh condition. I have a Beretta Cougar in 40 S&W and a PX4 in 9mm. So I like the idea of a non tilting barrel.
How is the cougar? Its been on my "spontaneous buy list" for a while. Seems like a solid little pistol.
As to the op's post they seem to be well respected from what I can tell, and I'd love to get my hands on the competition model.
Well they seem to be very popular over in Europe with shooters in competitions, so I say that speaks to their accuracy, shootability, and durability. I just wonder how they do in harsh condition. I have a Beretta Cougar in 40 S&W and a PX4 in 9mm. So I like the idea of a non tilting barrel.
How is the cougar? Its been on my "spontaneous buy list" for a while. Seems like a solid little pistol.
As to the op's post they seem to be well respected from what I can tell, and I'd love to get my hands on the competition model.
Well you can get the Stoeger branded ones now and I have shot them as well. They are every bit the equal of the Beretta marked guns and a heck of a gun for the price. Shooting them is odd. Much like the Px4 they have a torque to their recoil. But mine has never given me a malfunction, even with junky Russian ammo.
good guns.
good guns.
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Roger, I'm just going to have to get one. I believe I was told the stoegers were still made on the original Beretta tooling.
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Roger, I'm just going to have to get one. I believe I was told the stoegers were still made on the original Beretta tooling.
You are correct, they simply transplanted the line to Turkey. It was to make room for the PX4 in Italy. Same tooling, it was set up by Beretta, and they trained the workers.
Roger, I'm just going to have to get one. I believe I was told the stoegers were still made on the original Beretta tooling.
You are correct, they simply transplanted the line to Turkey. It was to make room for the PX4 in Italy. Same tooling, it was set up by Beretta, and they trained the workers.
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