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SAR9
- Thread starter Nathan
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wild cat mccane
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It's a rip of the P99. Lay it against a P99 on handgun hero. Exact copy. When you align on finger groves, all differences disappear. https://www.handgunhero.com/compare/walther-p99-as-vs-sarsilmaz-sar-9
Also,
https://www.hkpro.com/threads/vp9-clone.463338/
Walther's sear housing fell out of copy protection a while ago. I think Canik does a great copy of the Walther. I think the Sar9 flopped a bit. I kinda keep my eyes on the pricing and chatter on the walther copies and this one flashed fast.
This is the beauty of the Walther:
https://lanzerbot.files.wordpress.com/2015/02/dsc057093.jpg
Also,
https://www.hkpro.com/threads/vp9-clone.463338/
Walther's sear housing fell out of copy protection a while ago. I think Canik does a great copy of the Walther. I think the Sar9 flopped a bit. I kinda keep my eyes on the pricing and chatter on the walther copies and this one flashed fast.
This is the beauty of the Walther:
https://lanzerbot.files.wordpress.com/2015/02/dsc057093.jpg
reynolds357
New member
I almost bought one last week. $330 out the door. Dealer had a bunch of them. Triggers seemed to range from pure garbage to quite smooth and nice. That is why I didn't buy. If there is that much q.c.neglect in the triggers, wonder how everything else works. Having NATO approval is what first interested me in the pistol. I can be pretty confident they prepped the NATO test pistols better than the ones in my LGSAnybody have one of these? What are your thoughts. Might get one to test out.
I picked one up last year for $240 shipped to my FFL. I would describe the SAR9 as a Glock slide on an H&K VP9 frame. Mine came with 2 17-round mags and the 3-dot sights glow in the dark after exposure to light. It's very comfortable to shoot, and mine came with several different backstraps and palm-swells to customize the grip. My SAR9 has been 100% reliable so far.
The only real downside is that extra magazines are pricey (around $40) and can be difficult to find. It probably isn't as well-machined and constructed as a Glock or Walther, but it's much better than a comparably-priced Taurus. The SAR9 is probably the best $300 gun on the market, but you can do better if you're willing to spend $500-$600.
The only real downside is that extra magazines are pricey (around $40) and can be difficult to find. It probably isn't as well-machined and constructed as a Glock or Walther, but it's much better than a comparably-priced Taurus. The SAR9 is probably the best $300 gun on the market, but you can do better if you're willing to spend $500-$600.