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Tom B · August 16, 2002, 04:40 AM

What is "everything else"? Ease of maintenance? No way! Accuracy? Maybe in some examples. "It is no harder to hold the squeeze cocker than anything else"? What else has a squeeze cocker? If you are saying that the squeeze cocker is no harder to hold than a Glock, Browning etc... without one then sorry but I have owned a NIB HKP7 and I know better. I have been through two different handgun training courses and one student in each course used a HKP7. Neither HK made it thru the course. One went to the locker room due to feed problems (owner said he felt it was a bad mag) and the other had a broken part of some type (owner was way down the firing line from me so I don't know the details but he finished the course with a Glock). By the way these were the only two handguns that failed during the courses! Coincidence? Maybe. Both these HK owners are members here at TFL by the way.

August 16, 2002, 04:40 AM	#58
Tom B Senior Member Join Date: February 16, 1999 Location: GA Posts: 1,836	What is "everything else"? Ease of maintenance? No way! Accuracy? Maybe in some examples. "It is no harder to hold the squeeze cocker than anything else"? What else has a squeeze cocker? If you are saying that the squeeze cocker is no harder to hold than a Glock, Browning etc... without one then sorry but I have owned a NIB HKP7 and I know better. I have been through two different handgun training courses and one student in each course used a HKP7. Neither HK made it thru the course. One went to the locker room due to feed problems (owner said he felt it was a bad mag) and the other had a broken part of some type (owner was way down the firing line from me so I don't know the details but he finished the course with a Glock). By the way these were the only two handguns that failed during the courses! Coincidence? Maybe. Both these HK owners are members here at TFL by the way.