I am laying down the coin on a earth color FN tactical and would like to here range reports from FN 45 owners and people who have shot one. Are they as nice as the write ups? I guess I got caught up in the hype I want one bad. At 967.00 is not a cheap but not to high price too. I want the step on the slide for the red dot site and the earth color but the treaded barrel was nice to have a comp on it also. So lets hear what you guys have to say about the FN,s
Suppressors Buying a FN FNP 45 tactical
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Re: Buying a FN FNP 45 tactical
My brother has one and really likes it. It feels a bit like a cordless drill to me but it does shoot well.
My brother has one and really likes it. It feels a bit like a cordless drill to me but it does shoot well.
Re: Buying a FN FNP 45 tactical
Absolutely love mine although its a big one for carry. One of the most accurate handguns I've ever fired. I can drop 12 6" plates from 15 yards in an average of 14-16 seconds.
Absolutely love mine although its a big one for carry. One of the most accurate handguns I've ever fired. I can drop 12 6" plates from 15 yards in an average of 14-16 seconds.
Re: Buying a FN FNP 45 tactical
I am holding off until FN does another military rebate. A friend of mine has one and it is really, really impressive. Very accurate, great trigger, good ergos (for a DS .45) and the sight are excellent, too. It is definitely on my short list for handguns to buy.
I am holding off until FN does another military rebate. A friend of mine has one and it is really, really impressive. Very accurate, great trigger, good ergos (for a DS .45) and the sight are excellent, too. It is definitely on my short list for handguns to buy.
Re: Buying a FN FNP 45 tactical
That is a lot of coin for a relatively new set up (The red dot on the slide). Have you shot one yet? I have shot the pistol with factory sights and while it does feel to a certain extent, like a cordless drill (Good analogy), it is a fine gun to shoot, accurate etc. Surprisingly,the grip is well designed for such a big pistol. I personally have been tempted to buy one and have also tried the whole HK USP MK 23 line as well as the SIG P220 line and I keep coming back to my Glocks.
FWIW....
That is a lot of coin for a relatively new set up (The red dot on the slide). Have you shot one yet? I have shot the pistol with factory sights and while it does feel to a certain extent, like a cordless drill (Good analogy), it is a fine gun to shoot, accurate etc. Surprisingly,the grip is well designed for such a big pistol. I personally have been tempted to buy one and have also tried the whole HK USP MK 23 line as well as the SIG P220 line and I keep coming back to my Glocks.
FWIW....
Re: Buying a FN FNP 45 tactical
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: HAVOC615</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Have it and love it. Recently did a 2 gun shoot and did pretty good. </div></div>
Of the 6-7 folks I have spoken to about this gun (who own and shoot one), only one was shooting it in a tactical application, most were "playing the game" with it.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: HAVOC615</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Have it and love it. Recently did a 2 gun shoot and did pretty good. </div></div>
Of the 6-7 folks I have spoken to about this gun (who own and shoot one), only one was shooting it in a tactical application, most were "playing the game" with it.
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