Buying new pistol, need advice

[MarineHawk]

My fav (in .40; also has a decocker):

[PARAGON]

My personal carry is HK P2000sk LEM (no decocker), bobbed hammer. best of both worlds

[PARAGON]

That and a G22

[MarineHawk]

Originally Posted by PARAGON

That and a G22

Interesting. We both like Glock and H&K the best, but you have the little HK and the big Glock, while I have the little Glock (27) and the big HK (USP).

[PARAGON]

Originally Posted by MarineHawk

Interesting. We both like Glock and H&K the best, but you have the little HK and the big Glock, while I have the little Glock (27) and the big HK (USP).

Yeah, I never liked firing the 27. For me it was the typical small pocket gun that was hard to handle for 100 rounds.

The sk is pretty easy to shoot although I don't think it has quite as small a footprint as the 27.

I think my next handgun purchase will probably be a the regular P2000 also with the LEM. You can get one with the decocker if you want, I just like the LEM setup.

EDIT: next handgun purchase AFTER the springfield XD in .45

[Andy C]

I do like 357 - I took this shot yesterday - quite cool.

[Andy C]

Spooky - I just noticed that my 357th post on this forum was a pic that I took of a 357 - whooooooooo.

[MarineHawk]

Originally Posted by PARAGON

My personal carry is HK P2000sk LEM (no decocker), bobbed hammer. best of both worlds

I've heard great things about them, but have never shot one. How do you like the LEM trigger? The P2000 is also intriguing to me.

[PARAGON]

Originally Posted by MarineHawk

I've heard great things about them, but have never shot one. How do you like the LEM trigger? The P2000 is also intriguing to me.

I really liked the LEM as soon as I picked it up.

It's got a little travel on the first pull like a Glock, but I'm comfortable with that for a carry weapon. The pull is smooth and precise though as compared to the Glock and the reset is very very short so the second can almost be before it's finished with recoil.

I like it because it has the hammer feel but no fumbling with a safety and/or decocker plus if you snap on the the round you can pull the trigger again to hopefully fire the round before having to do a clearance drill.