GSP 500...they do exist.

Well, i decided to be a guineas pig and get one. I've never been impressed with the cost vs performance of the pardini over a 1911 conversion, and while it's no better with the GSP500, I've got a sweet spot for Walther so what the heck

Long story short... its very easy to shoot and accurate. I over did my initial trigger adjustment so it wasn't consistently resetting the hammer I did a quick, rough adjustment and shot one string of slow fire (first target) and then a string of rapid fire on the same target. When I transposed the slowfire hits to a real slowfire target, it scored a 94 with a 99-4 rapid fire. Not to shabby considering i haven't fired a shot in three months...

Once I'm officially cleared to shoot, I'll give it more of a workout

Nice!
FWIW: This gun in socialist New York is considered and Assault Weapon and is illegal.

Well dang it.. now I want one.

Does the GSP 500 have removable weights to customize the pistol weight? Is that available in 32 SWL? Weight compared to the GSP or Pardini? 

THanks!!
Brian

NYKenn wrote:Nice!
FWIW: This gun in socialist New York is considered and Assault Weapon and is illegal.

Looks like they have a point.  Them bullet holes look pretty social

Brian.highstandard wrote:Does the GSP 500 have removable weights to customize the pistol weight? Is that available in 32 SWL? Weight compared to the GSP or Pardini? 

THanks!!
Brian

Yes, yes, not sure..