My new P2000 LEM 9mm arrived today.
Initial impressions are very favorable.
Second best feeling pistol I own (P99 is #1) very ergonomic, and has 4 backstraps for adjustment.
While very close in size (the P2000 is 1/2" shorter in the slide than a P99) the P2000 has a more compact feel to it.
The P2000 definately has more mass up high than a P99, but the unique H&K recoil spring system may balance out the muzzle flip that usually accompanies a higher bore axis.
The LEM is very nice, not as good as the std. trigger P99, but far nicer than a P99QA especially in the reset. It feels like a cross between a P99QA and a Glock. It has the QA's longer initial pull, but a reset similar to the Glocks. Like a Glock NY1 trigger with more take-up.
I haven't been to the range yet so a side by side firing comparison will have to wait until tomorrow. I have 1000 rounds of Winchester just waiting to get shot.
I'll post more after getting to the range.
Initial impressions are very favorable.
Second best feeling pistol I own (P99 is #1) very ergonomic, and has 4 backstraps for adjustment.
While very close in size (the P2000 is 1/2" shorter in the slide than a P99) the P2000 has a more compact feel to it.
The P2000 definately has more mass up high than a P99, but the unique H&K recoil spring system may balance out the muzzle flip that usually accompanies a higher bore axis.
The LEM is very nice, not as good as the std. trigger P99, but far nicer than a P99QA especially in the reset. It feels like a cross between a P99QA and a Glock. It has the QA's longer initial pull, but a reset similar to the Glocks. Like a Glock NY1 trigger with more take-up.
I haven't been to the range yet so a side by side firing comparison will have to wait until tomorrow. I have 1000 rounds of Winchester just waiting to get shot.
I'll post more after getting to the range.