Rock island mapp in jail 9mm

[gate76]

Ok I have one is jail,
What do you think about them??
Will I be surprised or unhappy??

Thanks

[munkeeboi]

I think they are a great gun at the right price, but what made you buy a gun you knew very little about?

[gate76]

Mapp

I didn't say I knew nothing about the weapon,
I just wanted to know what owners thought of the weapon.

What they liked and disliked about it.

[Litespeeds]

I think you will be happy with your purchase. I don't have one but since it's made by Rock Island Armory with Tanfoglio parts, I will venture to say it will shoot similarly to a CZ 75B. Probably won't be as good as a CZ SP-01 but only you will know when you take both out and compare them side to side.

When you met the seller and handled the gun, how did it feel in your hand? Is the trigger pull heavier, lighter or similar to your SP-01? Is there any creep? How are the sights?

[osis32]

The only thing I would be concerned about is customization options. I don't know of much aftermarket support. Let us know how it shoots.

[morrcarr67]

I think you will be happy with your purchase. I don't have one but since it's made by Rock Island Armory with Tanfoglio parts, I will venture to say it will shoot similarly to a CZ 75B. Probably won't be as good as a CZ SP-01 but only you will know when you take both out and compare them side to side.

When you met the seller and handled the gun, how did it feel in your hand? Is the trigger pull heavier, lighter or similar to your SP-01? Is there any creep? How are the sights?

It's actually made by Tanfoglio and assembled in the Philippines by Armscor.



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[trigger945]

I like mine. The single action trigger is nice. The double action, not so much. Just from cursory experience with it, it seems like its single action trigger out of the box is better than a CZ SP-01's. One odd thing though - my Streamlight TLR-1 doesn't seem to fit. I tried all 4 adaptors with no success. It could be me though as I just haven't had much time with it and with my guns in general. And oh, the stock sights are serviceable at best, in my opinion.

[BennyAdeline]

The only thing I would be concerned about is customization options. I don't know of much aftermarket support. Let us know how it shoots.

Aftermarket support from RIA is legendary. They will come to your house, bake your family a pie, and fix your weapon while also doing general repairs around your house.

Really though, they are known for top notch customer service. They have a lifetime warranty on their guns even if you're not the original owner.

[3006mv]

Is it like the Baby Eagle? It looks similar. Oh I guess it's more like the Witness. Do they have them in 45 acp? Is it metal or polymer?
Woah I wonder if you can get a 22tcm slide in the future?

[osis32]

Aftermarket support from RIA is legendary. They will come to your house, bake your family a pie, and fix your weapon while also doing general repairs around your house.

Really though, they are known for top notch customer service. They have a lifetime warranty on their guns even if you're not the original owner.

Yeah I know ria customer service is great. I was talking about aftermarket support which means upgrade parts either from the manufacturer or third party companies.

[RedRiderF26]

Cool, how did you find it?

[bsg]

i don't own one, but i believe you'll be shooting this one regularly and liking the cost of 9mm ammo.

[Litespeeds]

Cool, how did you find it?

From the CalGun Marketplace. Here is another one that is for sale but probably too far for you.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1225816

[morrcarr67]

Cool, how did you find it?

Gallery of Guns gets in stock from time to time. So does 2A Zone (aka Baboosh).

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