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·Here is a question I have been mulling. Para now makes a pistol called the Hawg 9, it holds 13 rounds of 9mm, weighs 24 ounces and its MSRP is $840 (US). HK makes a P2000SK V3, it holds 10 rounds, weighs 20.8 ounces, and has a MSRP of $929 (US). Glock makes a Model 26, its capacity is 13 rounds, weighs 21.73 ounces, and has a MSRP of about $607. Lastly, CZ makes the Rami in 9mm, capacity 10 rounds, weighs 25 ounces, and retails for about $425.
The gun rags recently ran articles on both the Hawg 9 and P2000SK V3. In both cases, they sang the praises of these weapons when I am sure a person would be as well served by either the Glock 26 or CZ75 Rami.
I own a Glock 27 with a 9mm barrel by Bar-sto and a CZ75 Rami 40 S&W, both of these weapons are completely reliable and combat accurate. I have carried both of my sub-compacts and I am here to tell you they both work and work well.
Why would I, as John Q Public, shell out the extra money for either the Para or HK?
Regards,
Richard
The gun rags recently ran articles on both the Hawg 9 and P2000SK V3. In both cases, they sang the praises of these weapons when I am sure a person would be as well served by either the Glock 26 or CZ75 Rami.
I own a Glock 27 with a 9mm barrel by Bar-sto and a CZ75 Rami 40 S&W, both of these weapons are completely reliable and combat accurate. I have carried both of my sub-compacts and I am here to tell you they both work and work well.
Why would I, as John Q Public, shell out the extra money for either the Para or HK?
Regards,
Richard
