He laments people buy a great pistol at a price point so low that they rebel at spending money on it on aftermarket parts. He goes on to say the same people pay 50% more for a ....shall we say similar gun...no names...initials CZ ...and are happy to spend money to make them better. Incidentally he carrys a T-100.
Actually, I kinda understand. I bought my B6P cos I wanted a beater range gun, and something that could double as a truck gun. It's a TOOL. Still, I didn't set my sights so low that I would settle for something that wouldn't let me shoot to my potential. The B6P filled the bill, and I liked it out of the box well enough, I haven't considered another range gun. Besides, when I go to the range, I just step out my back door. I have a 100 yard range back there.
Same deal with the P100. I wanted an EDC I could actually shoot, not one that was so small it flopped around in my hand, and I wanted it in steel. I actually bought it with the idea of modding it, but it does everything I want it to do, better than I expected, and I KNEW what to expect. Again, it's just a tool, and one I carry every day. but no one ever sees it. I am going to break down and get grips for it after the first of the year, but if I improved it, I would probably never notice.
Now, next year, after I finish remodeling my house, I plan to buy a P120, and the fun begins. I am getting a P120 cos I love my P100 THAT much, but there is an ulterior motive. If I spend that much less on the
gun, I have that much
more to really explore the possibilities, and really make it my OWN
