ASP sold on RIA

[gmborkovic]

Mr. Chad, nice complete gun and accessories as shipped. Paris had his shop located at 315W,39th St. NYC. He later sold the rights to Kevin Parson whose shop was in Appleton, WI. I have no idea how many guns were modified by Paris and Kevin. I guess their log books are long gone.

 

[snw19_357]

Im looking for some feedback on carrying and shooting the ASP.
If any Forum members shoot, what load did you use? Or are the prices getting to high to just retire to the safe.

Not sure if this will help at all, since it's an Austin Behlert, not an ASP but mine does not like my 124gr plated target loads, it will not cycle them, at all, when all of my other 9mm will. It does thrive on 115gr and 124gr +P and is the most accurate pistol I own.

 

[Redcoat3340]

Just out of curiosity, I google earthed the store address, it's now The Joyce, some sort of posh pub, just south of the Port Authority.

 

[THE PILGRIM]

'It's always good to see a big spender.'

 

[koz5614]

Im looking for some feedback on carrying and shooting the ASP.
If any Forum members shoot, what load did you use? Or are the prices getting to high to just retire to the safe.

When I owned my ASP, I did carry it. Thin profile and rode nicely in its original K. Null strong-side scabbard. Unfortunately, the Guttersnipe was not my cup of tea, so I carried my Devel 39 and 59 far more frequently. I used our duty ammo - Remington 115gr JHP. Our agency then went to 124gr Gold Dot. The ASP and Devel ran fine with those as well. I ended up selling the ASP, and retired the Devels due to value.

 

[gmborkovic]

Mr.koz, thanks for info on ammo. I have read the rear sight was either loved or hated. Do you remember what Paris charged you for the conversion. best, Mike