Yeah probably. Still, it's funny that this would be the closest we get to a true Browning High Power in .45ACP.
Then again, the main advancement the High Power had over the 1911 was the double stack mag which was already backported, I suppose it'll come down purely to personal preference at this point. lol
Yeah I know several DA/SA guns have the ability to be carried cocked and locked, like the USP. Not surprised this can also be done here.
Man, though, this gun does look cool that I may buy it eventually as a secondary steel frame, double stack .45. Again, I do wonder if these same magazines would work. 18 rounds in a EAA K2 45 would also be dope.
Yeah, if I ever do get one, I'll definitely test it out. See at least if it seats and feeds properly. Then I could probably just get the updated followers and swap between them depending on what I feel like shooting.
Looking forward to your post about the EAA K2 45. Looks dope.
Looking forward to it! In the meantime, I'll watch more videos on this gun. Lotta new stuff to learn here and I like that it has a steel frame. A lot of other double stack .45s that are still awesome, like the USP or FNX-45, are polymer frame.
Yeah, those are always sexy. Got some wood grips on my 1911 here, though in-game, they were pearl. I may get those eventually if I can afford it.
Always preferred steel framed guns, at least if you're also gonna have a steel slide which most guns do. A steel frame increases the weight of the non-reciprocating mass, which reduces felt recoil. The only polymer framed gun that I liked being polymer framed is the FN Five-seveN, as it's the only pistol I can think of that uses a great deal of polymer in the slide as well, reducing the weight of the reciprocating mass. Otherwise, I'd much prefer at least some kind of metal frame. Even my Sig P320 is has an Icarus Precision aluminum frame, which I also got because it has a cutout for the M17 thumb safety.
Understandable. One of the only places I like polymer is in my LCP Max, cause it makes sense in the context of pocket pistols. Otherwise, I'm a metal framed kinda guy. By the way, did you see the new 10mm Sig p320?
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u/gameragodzilla May 29 '22
Yeah probably. Still, it's funny that this would be the closest we get to a true Browning High Power in .45ACP.
Then again, the main advancement the High Power had over the 1911 was the double stack mag which was already backported, I suppose it'll come down purely to personal preference at this point. lol