S.W.A.T. December 2007 - McKeesport Police Department
S.W.A.T. December 2007 - McKeesport Police Department
S.W.A.T. December 2007 - McKeesport Police Department
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M’S<br />
TY PISTOL<br />
to their specifications. As Hilton Yam<br />
(a custom gunsmith himself) said, “We<br />
kept seeing their guns pop up in the right<br />
places.” As they examined the various<br />
Nighthawk guns, they were sufficiently<br />
impressed with the workmanship<br />
and ideas expressed in the guns. While<br />
Nighthawk is a relatively new custom<br />
shop, its gunsmiths have over 50 years<br />
of combined experience, so 10-8 felt very<br />
Surefire X200 weaponlight<br />
equipped with DG switch on<br />
the NightHawk pistol.<br />
(Photo: 10-8 Performance)<br />
DEPENDAbLE, ACCURATE<br />
comfortable having Nighthawk Custom<br />
build their gun.<br />
Nighthawk uses forged frames and<br />
tunes each part to the gun.<br />
Mechanically speaking, the 10-8 pistol<br />
for the most part stays true to John<br />
Browning’s original design of a steel<br />
frame, five-inch barrel gun, with all the<br />
parts being properly fitted. They use a<br />
standard length guide rod and hand fit<br />
above: While properly fitted, this bushing<br />
can still be removed by hand for fieldstripping.<br />
(Photo: 10-8 Performance)<br />
below: 10-8 Performance rear sight:<br />
deep U-notch and 40 lpi serrations<br />
offer good sight picture, while high<br />
profile eases one-handed malfunction<br />
clearance. (Photo: 10-8 Performance)<br />
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