It looks like it now is set up for an attached side-folding stock, rather than the SPP's detachable auxillary stock-- definitely an improvement. Also it does indeed appear that that goofy bi-directional trigger has been eliminated.
But what is "bling"?
M
Yup, the fittings for the stock are there, but I suspect that it will be more than a quick attachment. No matter, once the stock is on I think that it will probably be staying on.
Bling? As in all of the flashy jewlery that some rap stars wear. I'm referring to all of the add-on stuff that I would never shoot the gun with as a pistol. I own an HK light and a Glock light (gifts) and I have never used one to shoot with. The knockoff Aimpoint is occasionally used on my AR and a few other rifles and carbines and would not be what I'd use for the TP. The new Aimpoint Micro T-1 would be my choice, or an Eotech. I'm not really a tactical kind of guy so this gun is something new for me. I shoot my battle rifles mostly stock, and pistols iron sight, so all of the add-ons are kind of fun with this one.
As to the trigger, the DS Arms rep said that the SPP trigger got a
lot of complaints so it was one of the major improvements. It was a big issue. I'm still a little confused as the SHOT guns and the G&A guns appear to have the new trigger, but all that matters is that I find it (at this point without having shot the gun) to be acceptable.
By the way, thanks for raising your concerns regarding about the SPP. It got me to look into this gun more closely than I might have, and I think I made a better informed choice for it. That's the most that I've ever paid for a gun (edged out my PTR91K by a nose) and probably will be until I someday find the right HK P9S in .45, so all of the info was useful and appreciated.
Q