Freeze and I were playing with a LEO trade-in 5906. Obviously we need to work in that DA/SA transition. But that would come with time. The biggest kick I can give to this gun are the sharp control surfaces.
It’s not like it would rub your hands raw and blister over and extended period? I suspect it would straight up draw blood in less than 100 rounds.
But on the upside, it does seem like a very well built gun. Has a certain tank like quality that isn’t present with today’s striker-fired service pistols.
Sincerely,
Marky
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