egads! multiple SW SKU's -
11806 - ? Plain
11807 - Mass compliant
xxxxx - CA compliant....
I'm in PA, no chance ever I will move to Mass or CA.
but what in the heck is all the differences about?
looking for a 9mm conceal (I'm licensed in PA...) with a thumb safety, carried mag+one in the chamber, personal defense.
I have a Walther PPK/s double/single action, with safety.
works for me. if I have to draw a weapon, little doubt the threat is going to be ahem.... "neutralized" - and range shooting DA/SA shows I can handle that.
I see the 1108x 'version' listed as 'double action only' - no hammer . . so a striker fired double action? every shot/round is double action?
the PPK/s is double/single action with a thumb safety - I like. . . not much chance of a 'too excited' discharge as the initial double action is quite distinct. but at the point I draw a weapon, there will be multiple round fired at center mass.
what in the marketing hoo-haa blazes am I missing?
sorry - but SW is not especially helpful in this regard....
per initials 'gun safety' instruction - when you feel it necessary to draw a deadly weapon, you have already made the decision to shoot the threat.
the 11806 version appears to be the basic point&fire weapon.
I am not Dirty Harry - I will not be engaging targets tens of meters away . . .
clarifications/explanations appreciated.
11806 - ? Plain
11807 - Mass compliant
xxxxx - CA compliant....
I'm in PA, no chance ever I will move to Mass or CA.
but what in the heck is all the differences about?
looking for a 9mm conceal (I'm licensed in PA...) with a thumb safety, carried mag+one in the chamber, personal defense.
I have a Walther PPK/s double/single action, with safety.
works for me. if I have to draw a weapon, little doubt the threat is going to be ahem.... "neutralized" - and range shooting DA/SA shows I can handle that.
I see the 1108x 'version' listed as 'double action only' - no hammer . . so a striker fired double action? every shot/round is double action?
the PPK/s is double/single action with a thumb safety - I like. . . not much chance of a 'too excited' discharge as the initial double action is quite distinct. but at the point I draw a weapon, there will be multiple round fired at center mass.
what in the marketing hoo-haa blazes am I missing?
sorry - but SW is not especially helpful in this regard....
per initials 'gun safety' instruction - when you feel it necessary to draw a deadly weapon, you have already made the decision to shoot the threat.
the 11806 version appears to be the basic point&fire weapon.
I am not Dirty Harry - I will not be engaging targets tens of meters away . . .
clarifications/explanations appreciated.
