Nice finish, butter smooth, can't give a the best description. WHAT A NICE GUN!!!!!!!!!
Mr. Camp, please attempt a review. Folks need to know what a nice firearm this is. No, it's not a "First production" model. It is a new one with all the good stuff
Hello. If I find that a friend near me has one and will let me shoot it for such a review, I'll be tickled to do one. I don't own one. The reports I do are with my own guns, those of folks I know, or friends.
If you are unable to find one, I might be able to loan mine. I currently carry it ccw, but I also have my Bersa which would hold me over during testing.
Just an idea if one is unobtainable in your neck of the woods.
From what I have read the recoil spring doesn't hold up as well as a full sized P35. If my memory is correct you have to change the recoil soring every 1,000 rounds. Regards, Richard
Hello, Richard. I don't remember the count but you are correct that for whatever reason the small HP cut down ("chopped & channeled" as used to be written) by Mr. Laughridge at C&S went through recoil springs pretty quickly.
I'm not sure of the size of his gun's dimensions compared to the Detective, but they appear very visually similar.
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