View Full Version : Anyone interested in GAP floorplates for the PM9?
dirksterg30
02-25-2011, 12:55 PM
GAP Industries, makers of the abbreviated magazine floorplates for subcompact Glocks, is working on a version for the Smith & Wesson M&P Compact. I inquired about them making one for Kahr pistols. Their reply was that they are considering it, but they do not get that many requests for it. Personally, I think it would be a great idea.
If you are interested, please contact GAP Industries and let them know: http://www.concealablecontrol.com/contact.html
The GAP floorplate on a Glock:
http://www.concealablecontrol.com/images/homepage_ad_shot.jpg
mudfish
02-25-2011, 06:12 PM
How is that different than Kahr's polymer floor plate kit gor the PM9/PM40?
http://i920.photobucket.com/albums/ad43/DiRTYDOG223/8de3c7a5.jpg
JodyH
02-25-2011, 07:54 PM
Not interested at all.
In fact I just removed the pinky protrusion baseplates from my H&K P2000Sk magazines and replaced them all with flat smooth front baseplates.
There's no way I'd want those things on my PM9.
Rotorflyr
02-26-2011, 03:16 PM
How is that different than Kahr's polymer floor plate kit got the PM9/PM40?
The difference is the GAP plates extension protrudes a bit more, but other then that, really isn't much difference.
Personally I'd rather see someone come out with true flush fit mags for the entire PM series (9/40/45)
Mr. S
02-26-2011, 05:36 PM
Not interested at all.
In fact I just removed the pinky protrusion baseplates from my H&K P2000Sk magazines and replaced them all with flat smooth front baseplates.
There's no way I'd want those things on my PM9.
These are a great product for compact weapons.I think they would be great for a PM or MK series Kahr.
They don't make the grip longer ,they make it better as the extension locks your hand in place.Hard to explain but if you get a chance to handle a gun with them you will understand.
JodyH
02-26-2011, 09:39 PM
They don't make the grip longer ,they make it better as the extension locks your hand in place.Hard to explain but if you get a chance to handle a gun with them you will understand.
Did you miss the part where I said I removed the exact same style floor plates from my H&K and went with smooth front floor plates?
Mr. S
02-27-2011, 01:35 AM
Did you miss the part where I said I removed the exact same style floor plates from my H&K and went with smooth front floor plates?
I wouldn't call "pinky potrusion" the same thing as "exact same style floor plates" but if you do thats great.
I had to find a picture of one to see that they do look similar.It looks like the H&K ones add some length as well.
What didn't you like about them?
RONDO
02-27-2011, 09:00 PM
Mudfish, is that your PM40 with the polymer base plate? Looks great, ... did you have to mill the base plate to fit it? :confused:
OldrSlowrSGT
02-27-2011, 10:09 PM
I'd like to see a far better solution for the 7-round magazine that protrudes out of the PM9. It's got the black plastic wrap-around that looks like a Roman chariot, and severely pinches the finger when it fires.
kahrseye
02-27-2011, 10:23 PM
I think it looks nice, I'd buy one.
mudfish
02-28-2011, 02:56 PM
Rondo, it took very little work to get the polymer mag base kit to fit, like 5 minutes with just a piece of sandpaper. EASY! Here's the thread with pics from last week, there wasn't much interest...
http://kahrtalk.com/showthread.php?t=5549
Recycooler
02-28-2011, 04:13 PM
The GAP plates are a great addition to the G26,until you use them you really don't know how good it is.As for the H&K SK2000 I would have removed them too,it was too small for a whole 3 fingers and too big for 2 ,with your pinky under it.I have since sold the G26 and G36 and got the CW45.
JodyH
02-28-2011, 07:56 PM
I wouldn't call "pinky potrusion" the same thing as "exact same style floor plates" but if you do thats great.
I had to find a picture of one to see that they do look similar.It looks like the H&K ones add some length as well.
What didn't you like about them?
They are about as close to being the same product as two products can be.
The problem with the extension is that it adds torque at the bottom of the grip during recoil which will slow down your aimed follow up shot times due to inconsistent sight tracking.
With the extension my A zone splits at 7 yards are in the .25 sec. range, without the extensions I'm in the .17 range.
That's the difference between 4 shots per second on target and 5-6 shots per second.
http://lh4.googleusercontent.com/public/7Y9v8e--I5wzKECNuBJXLRDmBa19NfBeSEcpnc0BqETYXVcIz-bvvS2b0_BYgZJiQAeOnroIf39Ia2XGVdYTMd4OPJgoSEXaa_mo i6SZ9w-HlNiaaz8T_KNUfYlj8fTyqTMHUkWis6uwNrqDk6bRYAPNhttp://www.concealablecontrol.com/images/product1.jpg
Ninjatarian
03-01-2011, 04:21 AM
I would like to wait and try one on my M&P compact before telling them to make one for my PM40. I like the Idea though.
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