[squidbilly]

From the horses mouth.... Ohio Valley Firearms in Lancaster Ohio has approx. 100 or more NEW STYLE 995's in stock. This comming from the staff of the store! Apparently the new style is just an experiment, if they sell well they will continue to make it, if not were back to the old style. Im not that big a fan of the ones posted on the hi-point site right now, after holding a new one Im in love.

 

[keby]

Yeah they've had them at Vance's in Columbus for a while now. What are prices at Ohio Valley? They're usually way overpriced on everything there.

 

[rdillon7872]

Still has the plastic trigger. To gain respect durability is needed. I own a 995 w/ati stock and it works good. I doubt I will buy this till they at least upgrade product function not looks.

 

[theqbn]

Seconding the earlier request for pricing... I'm in Ohio and wouldn't mind making a trip to get one at a good ($200 or less) price.

 

[9mmXfactor]

they are around 260 here at the local ohio valley here in athens/nelsonville stores... i'd bet its similar up there.

although they claim to run independently of each other.

 

[keby]

Yeah that's about what they are at Vance's. $249

 

[squidbilly]

Ill run over tomorrow and check the prices for you all.

 

[squidbilly]

Bout $250

 

[theqbn]

That seems fair. I may be going to the Dayton gun show on sunday, and I'll see if there are any there at reasonable prices.

 

[panoz77]

Still has the plastic trigger. To gain respect durability is needed. I own a 995 w/ati stock and it works good. I doubt I will buy this till they at least upgrade product function not looks.

What does a plastic trigger have to do with durability? I can name about 50 handguns right now that come with plastic triggers (plus the fact thar I have never heard of a trigger failing in the first place). Second, they did upgrade the function with a new charging handle, new more rigid stock material, adjustable cheek rest and a bolt hold open. :rolleyes2:

 

[theqbn]

Still has the plastic trigger. To gain respect durability is needed. I own a 995 w/ati stock and it works good. I doubt I will buy this till they at least upgrade product function not looks.

What does a plastic trigger have to do with durability? I can name about 50 handguns right now that come with plastic triggers (plus the fact thar I have never heard of a trigger failing in the first place). Second, they did upgrade the function with a new charging handle, new more rigid stock material, adjustable cheek rest and a bolt hold open. :rolleyes2:

No kidding... I'd better sell my XD, it has a plastic trigger OH NOES!