I had a P7 for some time. It was a carry gun along with a 1911 full size.
It is fairly easy to switch back and forth. However, I'm now a firm believer that your carry guns should all be the same in manual of arms because under stress you don't want to be fumbling.
One bad P7 habit picked up from using 1911's is to rack the slide by placing your left hand on top of the slide with thumb towards the rear sight. Works OK on a 1911 but on a P7 your thumb can trip the take down button and you'll end up with the your pistol in a least two pieces.
I evenually sold my P7. Nice craftsmanship, accurate, reliable. However, it is too heavy and large for a 9 mm carry gun. There are lots of more size efficient pistols on the market for concealed carry.
That's my opinion any how.
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When the world is at peace, a gentleman keeps his sword at his side.
It is fairly easy to switch back and forth. However, I'm now a firm believer that your carry guns should all be the same in manual of arms because under stress you don't want to be fumbling.
One bad P7 habit picked up from using 1911's is to rack the slide by placing your left hand on top of the slide with thumb towards the rear sight. Works OK on a 1911 but on a P7 your thumb can trip the take down button and you'll end up with the your pistol in a least two pieces.
I evenually sold my P7. Nice craftsmanship, accurate, reliable. However, it is too heavy and large for a 9 mm carry gun. There are lots of more size efficient pistols on the market for concealed carry.
That's my opinion any how.
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When the world is at peace, a gentleman keeps his sword at his side.