Comments on: The Grand Power P1: Rotating Barrels? Yes, Rotating Barrels

By: John Sotiridy

John Sotiridy — Fri, 27 Sep 2024 16:13:37 +0000

Big fan of Graham Bates also And would love to get to K100 model grand power pistols are definite sleepers. Another sleeper you should check out is the Sar nine more specifically is there 45 caliber all steel version K2 45. It’s kind of a CZ takeoff but more of a tanfolio I have a K2 45 compact with Cajun Gun Works Pro packaged done to it. It is quite the shooter for the money got expensive quick but you can still find good deals on these guns, but the prices are starting to go up.

By: .40 cal Booger

.40 cal Booger — Thu, 26 Sep 2024 11:32:49 +0000

“The rotating barrel works quite well in reducing recoil”

Its not really reducing the recoil energy, its just redirecting more of it in a more straight line back along the arm into the shoulder and this (traveling more back along the arm to the shoulder) dampens the energy making it ‘reduced felt recoil’. The same recoil energy is there as is there in the tilt-barrel, one (the rotating barrel) uses your body to dampen it and the other (tilt barrel) doesn’t.

By: Tec's Dad

Tec's Dad — Thu, 26 Sep 2024 01:10:42 +0000

The rotating barrel is not new, I have a Ruger KP345, as well as a few Beretta PX4s that all have a rotating barrel. The PX4 is an excellent pistol that has a proven record. The Ruger KP345 is another gem that time forgot! The Ruger uses modified 1911 magazines which is a bonus…many years ago I had a czech .32 caliber pistol that was a rotating barrel, too; I sold it to a collector as he wanted it for his collection and I really had no use for it at the time. I appreciate the workings of a good machine! The GP line of pistols looks outstandingly well made. I certainly would like to shoot one or more of their offerings

By: JC

JC — Wed, 25 Sep 2024 22:09:15 +0000

A nice looking pistol. Obvious not optics ready. I guess I’ll have to find their website if I desire specifications.