Saltwater60
20×102mm Vulcan
Don’t know much about sccy and never even held one. This looks like it could be interesting. Anyone think it’s worth a look at?
Optics ready SCCY pistol for around $400
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Elwood
.223 Rem
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
I have a CPX2 and like it a lot. My only criticism is that the trigger has to be released almost to the end before it will reset, almost like shooting a revolver. Its probably my 2nd most often carried gun, after my P3AT.
nortatoga
.338 Win Mag
M CARBO make a trigger spring kit that is supposed to reduce the pull from 7 to 4lbs, for $19.95. That may help some ?
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
I'm ok with the trigger pull. Its just got a long reset. It took a little to get used to, but I have enough rounds through it that I don't really notice it unless I've been shooting something sportier before it.
Acer-m14
20×102mm Vulcan
my friends wife has a SCCY 9mm in muddy girl .. and she lets me touch it .. and shoot it shhhhh .. i like it .. but loading the mag is finger pain ..
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
Don't tell anyone, but if you loose count loading the 10 round magazines they go to 11.
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Saltwater60
20×102mm Vulcan
Something to think about then. I don’t even know that I’ve seen one recently around me. If it’s everything they say it is looks like it could be a nice cheap carry gun.
Thanks guys.
Kev I respect your opinion and you seem to have a good amount of background on the gun maker.
Thanks guys.
Kev I respect your opinion and you seem to have a good amount of background on the gun maker.
They are a knockoff of the KelTec P11 that has been out for ages. Made in Florida not too far from KelTec . . . Long double action only trigger, about 9 lbs. with a long reset as mentioned. Not going to be a target gun but an interesting platform. That is for the CPX Series. It's been around for a while.
They now have a new one, the DVG Series that is striker fired, that reduces the trigger pull to around 5.5 lbs. My guess is that it's aimed (see what I did there?) at the Sig P365 because of its straight trigger and 10 round capacity. At under $400 retail, with a Crimson Trace red dot it should be a very interesting gun for the money.
I wouldn't buy the CPX series with the red dot because of the trigger and trying to align the red dot . . . Gonna be tough.
They now have a new one, the DVG Series that is striker fired, that reduces the trigger pull to around 5.5 lbs. My guess is that it's aimed (see what I did there?) at the Sig P365 because of its straight trigger and 10 round capacity. At under $400 retail, with a Crimson Trace red dot it should be a very interesting gun for the money.
I wouldn't buy the CPX series with the red dot because of the trigger and trying to align the red dot . . . Gonna be tough.
Saltwater60
20×102mm Vulcan
I’m hoping to find one to see the trigger pull and ergonomics of the gun. Sure should be j retesting for the price. 1” width too. Lots to offer for that price.
They are extremely sub par low level guns that are known to fail. Then on top of it they are tossing on a horrible range use only red dot
GoodGuywitha9mm
.45 acp
Love my SCCY CPX2. Nice compact footprint that holds 10 rounds. Never had a failure, accurate, but not a target gun for sure. The trigger reset thing isn't hard to get used to. Once you do you have a good carry firearm with 10 instead of 8 or 7!
I'd be interested in that spring kit though - any links to this person?
I'd be interested in that spring kit though - any links to this person?
GoodGuywitha9mm
.45 acp
DVG-1 $289 for iron sights, $389 with Red Dot (MSRP) Striker fired vs. Hammer fired (CPX1-4)