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CDN_Stalker · February 23rd, 2008, 10:25

I own the pre-2005 KSC MK23 (meaning it's more rugged than the 2005 version, but harder to find parts for) and I love it. No metal slide (want one it'll cost a good $160US) but it runs fine off propane and fires a 0.28g BB well past 150ft straight.

I fixed some USP mags for Lt. Korv, and I had his FMU KSC full sized USP here to test fire, and I fell in love with the thing, it's like a smaller USP, kicked really hard, really great gun (except never tried it for range, and the accuracy wasn't as good as the "plastic coat hanger, 3-4 hits out of 10 at 30ft accuracy" of my MK23. So I'd scoop up the USP full size (avoid the compact) if I went for another pistol, easier to find parts and holsters for.

BTW, the LAM for MK23 is LAMe.

February 23rd, 2008, 10:25	#13
CDN_Stalker Official ASC Bladesmith Trader rating Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Ottawa, Ont.	I own the pre-2005 KSC MK23 (meaning it's more rugged than the 2005 version, but harder to find parts for) and I love it. No metal slide (want one it'll cost a good $160US) but it runs fine off propane and fires a 0.28g BB well past 150ft straight. I fixed some USP mags for Lt. Korv, and I had his FMU KSC full sized USP here to test fire, and I fell in love with the thing, it's like a smaller USP, kicked really hard, really great gun (except never tried it for range, and the accuracy wasn't as good as the "plastic coat hanger, 3-4 hits out of 10 at 30ft accuracy" of my MK23. So I'd scoop up the USP full size (avoid the compact) if I went for another pistol, easier to find parts and holsters for. BTW, the LAM for MK23 is LAMe. __________________ STKR Knives http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/STK...17036668380871