That sure sounds like a really great price. Can't find a P2K .40 around here and the P2KSK.40 is priced at $815 with plain sights.

Congrats. Show us pics

I almost bought one a while back - but I shoot better w/ guns with barrel's at least 4" long - and the P2000 is not quite 4 inches. The P30, when it comes out, is supposed to fix that.

But, the P2000 is a great carry gun

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Congrats on a new pistol. Good pictures too. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks

Thats a really nice looking HK also the others. question what Camera was used for the pictures?

Originally Posted by Flanker

Thats a really nice looking HK also the others. question what Camera was used for the pictures?

Sony DSC-H1

Let us know how it feels with the hotter 40 cal bullets when U shoot it

Congrats on the new HK!!!!!

Originally Posted by Shipwreck

Let us know how it feels with the hotter 40 cal bullets when U shoot it

I shot it with the Winchester Rangers 180gr. ; hardly any recoil at all, sight picture stays pretty much on target. haven't shot any +p's yet tho.

Looks awesome! Have fun with it!

you're killing me..those are exactly the gun i wanted to get for my ccw..that or the p2000 sk..(subcompact)...i even like it beter now that i saw your pic with the tlr1 applicablility.....

how many rounds does the p2000 hold?????

why did u pick that over the subcompact version..thanks.

Originally Posted by jason0007

you're killing me..those are exactly the gun i wanted to get for my ccw..that or the p2000 sk..(subcompact)...i even like it beter now that i saw your pic with the tlr1 applicablility.....

how many rounds does the p2000 hold?????

why did u pick that over the subcompact version..thanks.

the P2000 in .40 holds 12 rds, the 9mm 13 rds. I've owned a P2000SK in the past and I liked it but I wanted a little bigger grip, also the longer slide pushes the grip closer to your body which makes it a little easier to conceal imo.

Congratulations. That's a great price on a terrific pistol. My wife and I both have it in 9mm. I carry it about 1/2 the time - the other half being the Kahr P9.

I do like the Walther, though. My wife has the QA version in .40 S&W and it shoots well. Very ergonomic grip.

nice. i can't find one locally anywhere. one shop had a p2000sk but was telling me it was a normal p2000.. he didn't know what he was talking about.

he also had a usp compact with the lem trigger and night sites and he didn't know what the lem trigger was or that the gun even had night sites on it

maybe i'll just wait for some news on the p30

http://www.hkpro.com/p3000.htm

Originally Posted by Shipwreck

Let us know how it feels with the hotter 40 cal bullets when U shoot it

You feel nothing Ship. It's a great gun. When are you going to pick one up?

Originally Posted by RUGER45

You feel nothing Ship. It a great gun. When are you going to pick one up?

Nah, I don't think I will. It looks nice, but I'm good for handguns. Plus, it has under a 4" barrel.

Really, the only handgun that has me interested now is the FNP-9.

Originally Posted by Shipwreck

Nah, I don't think I will. It looks nice, but I'm good for handguns. Plus, it has under a 4" barrel.

Really, the only handgun that has me interested now is the FNP-9.

Ship, I just recently put in some serious range time with my FNP40, and I have been very very pleased with it. You might want to call Ray at Tanners gunshop when you're ready to buy one.
http://www.tannerssportcenter.com/

He has the FNP9s for $350. or the stainless for I think $394.

Anyway, it was the best price I could find. Just thought I'd let you know.

Ok, appreciate it

An AR is next on my list, but then maybe that

I was at Bass Pro the other day... I checked out a FNP9 because I heard good things about it..but it had a "cheap" feeling when I held it. When I say cheap I mean that I felt like a plastic toy gun. It didnt feel as solid as a P99 or XD. Is the gun supposed to be designed like that... minimum metal? Wonderful design though.

Not sure what U mean - it has the same amount of metal as any other polymer gun.

The FNP9 is actually my 2nd fav 9mm - after the P99. I was surprised after the 1st range trip with it...

Well.. thats how it felt. But shooting its a whole different game. I would love to try a whole bunch of guns to give accurate accounts but the ranges here in Southern California are horrible...only Glocks..a few XDs and thats it :-(

Originally Posted by junkit_boy

I would love to try a whole bunch of guns to give accurate accounts but the ranges here in Southern California are horrible...only Glocks..a few XDs and thats it :-(

That's totally incorrect. I have been to several ranges that offer multiple guns for rent including HK, CZ, SIG, S&W, etc. etc. etc.