How To Paint My Phoenix Arms Hp25 Grips

I made Holsters for a customer that brought his in, loves the guns.

He has a standard barrel and a Long Barrel Model.

I bought 1 merely for grins.

For $120.00 for a semi auto I thought information technology could stay in tool bag or tool box and non take upwardly much space without breaking the bank.

Purchased it several months ago and have been to busy to go to the Range until a couple weeks ago.

It shoots actually well. (I am no adept shot!) I did striking the paper target which is pretty standard for me! lol!!

I read the Web log Mail service Linux_author posted today, not before going to the range. As stated in the blog post, the gun seemed very dry out and gritty so I did disassemble, clean and lube. This also gave me a chance to read the instructions and effigy out some of the safety features and how they work.

I volition use the info from that postal service and purchase some of the spare parts and make the "modification" to bypass one of the safety features

Mine is the black finish and the front sight does "disappear" and then something needs to exist painted on that to get in more than visible.

Overall, my idea is, it's worth the $120.00 to $130.00 you can find them priced for. With the info on the Blog Postal service Linux_author provided you tin keep them running and knowing where their weakness' and potential failure points are located cuts down on surprises.

Information technology appears they have a good warranty and customer service, that is a plus as well.

The gun is a piddling different than others so the learning curve may take a few extra minutes. YMMV

I would definitely recommend the gun for a "extra" (to keep in a tool pouch, bag, pack) like for a "GO" bag. It will not be your "main gun" or even a BUG, but information technology could exist a " B.U.K., B.U.G.!"