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        Oupa wrote: The vektor CP1 looked like a toy gun. Dit was nou n stukkie kak om mee te skiet.
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        Oupa wrote: The vektor CP1 looked like a toy gun. Dit was nou n stukkie kak om mee te skiet.
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        Oupiel wrote:
Oupa wrote: The vektor CP1 looked like a toy gun. Dit was nou n stukkie kak om mee te skiet.
I even think there was a factory recall on the CP1 - def. plastic kak!!!
But the SP1 is solid as a rock.
They're basically a Z88 with a closed slide and the Z88 is basically a Beretta.
Although, you need a fair sized pair of meat hooks to handle it well, its got some chunky grips.
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        Francois13 wrote: i have three handguns, and a place for all three
my first one is the vector SP1 General model, LOVE this 9mm
second one is a walther 6.35, you carry it in your pocket
third, cz po7
the po7 is awesome and I would recommend it....
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        VXM wrote: I found that I tend to pull a bit left with the poly frame compared to metal, but you just have to practice it away.
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        l1qu1d wrote:
VXM wrote: I found that I tend to pull a bit left with the poly frame compared to metal, but you just have to practice it away.
Have a look at your trigger control, shooting left is usually an indication of the trigger finger not being far enough over the trigger.
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        l1qu1d wrote:
Francois13 wrote: i have three handguns, and a place for all three
my first one is the vector SP1 General model, LOVE this 9mm
second one is a walther 6.35, you carry it in your pocket
third, cz po7
the po7 is awesome and I would recommend it....
What license do you have for the 3 handguns?
 
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        l1qu1d wrote: Here's a nice breakdown of the time frame of the application, remember by court order they have to give you a 'Yes' or 'No' within 90 business days.
The letter circulated 29.05.2012 hereunder.
The 90 days period is unpacked as follows:
Station Level
The applications received by various stations must be forwarded to the Provincial Office within six (6) weeks after being captured on the system.
Provincial Level
After receiving of applications from stations the Province must conduct a quality check and the applications must be forwarded to Central Firearm Register within two (2) weeks after receipt from the station with a forwarding schedule.
Central Firearm Register
Applications received at Central Firearms Register must be finalized within four (4) weeks after receipt from the Province.
Approved applications - Card Printed
Refused applications - Refusal Letter (Typed)
All printed cards must be collected from the Central Firearms Register within two (2) weeks after being finalized by Central Firearms Register and the cards must be collected or delivered within two (2) weeks after being finalized by Central Firearms Register or Provincial Office.
All refusal letters must be posted within two (2) weeks after being finalized by Central Firearms Register.
Where an applicant or non-official institution collected his/her card(s) from Central Firearms Register, the relevant Section Commander from Central Firearms Register must be notify the relevant Provincial Commander in writing in order to close off the SAPS 86 register.
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        Rhino wrote: Did you get your license l1qu1d ?
Life got in the way but I eventually went with the po7 gen 2. I shot everything imaginable but liked the look and feel of that best.

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        PraetorivsXII wrote: My CPF chairman het gese dat as jy hom nie dood skiet nie maak net seker dat hy kan nie skryf of sien of praat nie...
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