Despite my dislike of single action .45s I had forgotten how much I like shooting full sized .45s, especially traditional double action which I totally adore, because other than my CS-45 I have not owned a large .45 ACP pistol in years. I couldn't resist buying this Turkish pistol when I saw it on Classic Firearms and I am glad that I did.

We shot a lot of guns yesterday on my friends' farm so I didn't give this pistol the workout it deserved but it was fun to shoot. It shoots a little low and to the left so I'll adjust the sights next time I take it out but, nonetheless, it performed very well and it just felt so great to have a big ol' .45 pistol in my hands again.

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I went looking for a replacement for a Para Ordinance P-14 I should not have let go, and I ran across a SAR K2 45acp. It also holds 14 rounds and will actually use the P-14 mags!

It's a bit heavier that the Lightweight P-14 (which had an alloy frame), but being all steel, it should be. Mine had a few hiccups in the first 75 rounds or so, but has worked itself through them. I'm really pleased with it's performance & accuracy. Mine was originally owned by someone else, so I'm assuming that person put the wood grips on it, which I like quite well.

Betwee the weight of the gun and it's rotating barrel, the recoil is very mild. I'm going to do my best to hang on to this one.

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looks rather CZ'ish. I like the looks of it but am betting the hi cap mag makes the grip larger than my Hobbit hands would find comfortable

Unless they've changed the design since I bought mine, the action is just like a CZ-97 with a tiliting barrel. The Grand Power P45 and the Beretta PX4 in 45 are the only ones I know with rotating barrels.

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Love the wood grips, kraynky!!!!

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