My Girsan MC 28 actually arrived Monday night at 5pm after winning the auction on Sat around noon ,came all the way from Arizona , great shipping time. I got to shoot it on Election Day first thing after voting put 130 rounds thru it without a hiccup. It was accurate ,reliable and well accessorized , nice case that even has a spot for your carry ammo ,three mags, a loader ,manual ,oil and cleaning tools. It did shoot well,cost with shipping was $343.00 so overall its a great value only negative is the trigger feel,pull and reset ,a long reset. By the end of my shooting session I was okay with it. The Sargun arrived this afternoon , trigger is outstanding for a striker fired pistol ,very short reset, nice clean pull , I will get to shoot it first thing tomorrow morning. Mag release is paddle style ,its not my preferred choice ,but it works, all controls are ambi ,but this one in typical Sar fashion came with the cheap case and one mag no mag loader either. I will call EAA tomorrow and inquire about additional mags. Mags are on the cheap side same type of plastic that the Scorpian CZ mags use. It is a fullsize pistol ,not too heavy at 30 ounces, fits the hand well and points well. Cost with shipping was $376.00 . The Girsan is a better deal as far as what you got with the pistol. I do believe I will like the superior trigger on the Sar will make it the better choice of the two. I can also buy the 45 ACP kit for my Sar and now have a two caliber pistol. I will shoot it tomorrow and report back with some info on the trigger. I will also get the mag costs and availabilty from EAA. Saturday we shoot some photos of the two pistols so I can post them. My gut tells me I will like Sar better,but to out fit it how I like it will cost more. The Girsan would however still be a good extra house gun or truck gun because it's a reasonably good value and performed reliably with different ammo.
