I assume if I get a MA compliant VP9 it'll have a ten pound trigger, are there kits out there to change it?
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I assume if I get a MA compliant VP9 it'll have a ten pound trigger, are there kits out there to change it?
I assume if I get a MA compliant VP9 it'll have a ten pound trigger, are there kits out there to change it?
There is no shit trigger for a VP9, as well as a half dozen other handguns on the market you can buy in MA.
That affectation is pretty much stuck with S&W, Walther, and a *few* Sig products (like theres a special P250 MA extra shitty version) more than anything else.
-Mike
dare I ask why?
Because the AG issues no open determinations on CMR940 compliance, this means the legal counsel of each manufacturer is more or less left to its own devices on how to interpret the regulations. Some go full retard, some don't. Some have smarter lawyers than others.
-Mike
dare I ask why?
Because the AG issues no open determinations on CMR940 compliance, this means the legal counsel of each manufacturer is more or less left to its own devices on how to interpret the regulations. Some go full retard, some don't. Some have smarter lawyers than others.
-Mike
Because the AG issues no open determinations on CMR940 compliance, this means the legal counsel of each manufacturer is more or less left to its own devices on how to interpret the regulations. Some go full retard, some don't. Some have smarter lawyers than others.
-Mike
VP9 is by far the best striker fired pistol trigger available in mass IMHO.
I assume if I get a MA compliant VP9 it'll have a ten pound trigger, are there kits out there to change it?
VP9 is by far the best striker fired pistol trigger available in mass IMHO.
H&K offers a "match trigger" kit which reduces the trigger pull to about 3 lbs. The kit is basically one spring. The HK web site carries info and installation instructions.
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Some say the Walther PPQ is the best. I have tried both and find them just about equal.
This is like the second or third thread on this subject