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VP9 vs. P-01
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Yes they will. When they sub the 10rd mag for standard mags you will be good to go. The CZ P-01 is on the roster and CGW is indeed selling you a P-01 as it shows on the slide.
EDIT: When CGW sells you a P-01 it is still a CZ P-01 which is on the roster until 1/1/2016. It does not become a CGW P-01.Last edited by JackRydden224; 01-05-2015, 9:21 AM.Comment
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Pretty much. I've told people, if they own a PPQ M1/M2, Gen4 Glock17/19, then there really isn't any reason to get a VP9 and vice-versa.
That being said, if you want a VP9, there are over half a dozen VP9s in the market place being sold for somewhat over MSRP.
The Second Amendment ex-tends, prima facie, to all instruments that constitute bearable arms, even those that were not in existence at the time of the founding. - The United States Supreme CourtComment
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From people who have taken them apart, I believe the VP9 seems to be slightly more ruggedly built with beefed up parts than the PPQ. Probably not necessary but nice to know. The slide finger grippers at the end are profoundly ugly but also profoundly useful. They really are advantageous in giving you an excellent grip when your hands are covered in gun oil, sweat, or just mud/water. I don't know why other makers haven't done this, it's legit useful.
I love the P-01, it's extremely well tested and proven. It comes Rough from the factory but with enough break in or a trigger job, it's quite nice. The interior is what it is, it's a little Soviet in finish but it works like a T-55 tank.
Size wise though, the HK is in my opinion, in a different size class from the P-01 which felt much smaller and more concealable.Comment
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The HK is definitely smaller and a better CCW gun (though I don't think either are the best for conceal-ability).
I haven't seen the P-01 broken down, but I have broken down the HK, and can attest to the internal quality of the parts (though the trigger assembly has given people problems on the HK Forums).The Second Amendment ex-tends, prima facie, to all instruments that constitute bearable arms, even those that were not in existence at the time of the founding. - The United States Supreme CourtComment
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Ah you're right. For some reason the image of the CZ-75 kept popping into my head.The Second Amendment ex-tends, prima facie, to all instruments that constitute bearable arms, even those that were not in existence at the time of the founding. - The United States Supreme CourtComment
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Thank you very much. Just making sure.Yes they will. When they sub the 10rd mag for standard mags you will be good to go. The CZ P-01 is on the roster and CGW is indeed selling you a P-01 as it shows on the slide.
EDIT: When CGW sells you a P-01 it is still a CZ P-01 which is on the roster until 1/1/2016. It does not become a CGW P-01.Comment
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The P01 is smaller vs a VP9 or PPQComment
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A slicked up P-01 is an amazing pistol. I've not fired the VP9 but I'd find it hard to believe that it could be quite as good out of the box, or that the aftermarket will even exist for it to come up to the same level as a fully tuned CZ.
Let's wait and see if H&K decides to really flesh out the VP series, or if all they ever do is make a single model.Comment
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I think we'll see a VP9L, VP40 and VP45. 5" polymer guns seems to be quite popular these days.A slicked up P-01 is an amazing pistol. I've not fired the VP9 but I'd find it hard to believe that it could be quite as good out of the box, or that the aftermarket will even exist for it to come up to the same level as a fully tuned CZ.
Let's wait and see if H&K decides to really flesh out the VP series, or if all they ever do is make a single model.Comment
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The P-01 is heaver because of the metal frame.Comment
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