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alex0535 · November 9, 2012, 11:49 PM

^I call the Five-Seven innovative.

Its the only 5.7x28 handgun (wish it wasn't the only one)
Completely ambidextrous safety and mag release (as a left handed shooter that is major bonus)
Huge capacity for a handgun with a 20 round clip
Under barrel rail for laser or tac light
Disassembles into 3 main parts
I have never heard of one jamming
30% less recoil than 9mm
Hits almost as hard as a .357 magnum

What more could you ask for in a handgun? I get it that some people like big heavy slow moving bullets from their hangun. But I know what a fast moving 40 grain v-max does when it impacts flesh and it should only take one well placed shot to dispatch a threat with it. If it doesn't you have 19 more chances before you have to reload.

November 9, 2012, 11:49 PM	#5
alex0535 Senior Member Join Date: November 4, 2012 Location: Georgia Posts: 908	^I call the Five-Seven innovative. Its the only 5.7x28 handgun (wish it wasn't the only one) Completely ambidextrous safety and mag release (as a left handed shooter that is major bonus) Huge capacity for a handgun with a 20 round clip Under barrel rail for laser or tac light Disassembles into 3 main parts I have never heard of one jamming 30% less recoil than 9mm Hits almost as hard as a .357 magnum What more could you ask for in a handgun? I get it that some people like big heavy slow moving bullets from their hangun. But I know what a fast moving 40 grain v-max does when it impacts flesh and it should only take one well placed shot to dispatch a threat with it. If it doesn't you have 19 more chances before you have to reload.