Victor Pistol - Polymer Striker Fired 32ACP
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Mohit Ji,
Any plans to introduce pistols with barrel length more than 2.5 inch?
Any plans to introduce pistols with barrel length more than 2.5 inch?
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I have recently got and tested victor. It is top class pistol as good as any international brand. Its accurate over 10 to 12 meters and shots are with in 6 inches diameter. Works very smoothly and recoil is also slightly better managed in polymer body. recommend to everyone.
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Congratulations Mr Dhillon, Pls do share the pics of your victor pistol.kps_dhillon wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2024 7:23 pmI have recently got and tested victor. It is top class pistol as good as any international brand. Its accurate over 10 to 12 meters and shots are with in 6 inches diameter. Works very smoothly and recoil is also slightly better managed in polymer body. recommend to everyone.
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Dhillion Sahib the attachments aren't attached. Please do share again.
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Congratulations! And Thank you for sharing your experience. I am waiting to get this one. And expecting to fire at least around 300 shots in first few months to get accustomed myself. Was wondering if we all could see with more such reviews and it's durability with more number of shots.
With the new MSD prime coming, I am waiting some more time to see.
With the new MSD prime coming, I am waiting some more time to see.
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Thanks for sharing. The picture states "Made in USA" . Do you know if the entire gun is made in USA or is it just the grip? Would you mind sharing how much you paid for it?
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I have tried shooting the victor pistol from a distance of 12-13 meters and its been very accurate producing groups within 10 cm × 10 cm. Posting a link of pic for reference.
https://ibb.co/HzcchjC
https://ibb.co/HzcchjC
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Congrats on your purchase. There is some chatter about IOF rounds jamming the pistol. Did you fire imported rounds? Many thanks.kps_dhillon wrote: ↑Wed Dec 25, 2024 5:00 pmI have tried shooting the victor pistol from a distance of 12-13 meters and its been very accurate producing groups within 10 cm × 10 cm. Posting a link of pic for reference.
https://ibb.co/HzcchjC
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No i have fired only iof rounds. If very old rounds are fired from victor it may be a misfire as strike on cartridge is there but it does not fire. I have not had a problem with jamming. But its better to fire new iof rounds.
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It is a good pistol no doubt, but to carry every day its quite cumbersome and large, even taurus is very bulky, for that matter MSD elite, Ranger and Atal EDC are better options...
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100% agree. I was almost finalizing Atal Gen 2 just because of its size and EDC practicality, but nobody is being able to give any feedback of it. Though they claim to have made a lot of changes to the new gen, I'm still unsure how good the pistol is going to be in the long run, pretty sure they are not importing the barrel. I am now leaning towards Victor on the assumption that they may have manufactured it in the US (mature market from a manufacturing/quality POV) and just assembled it here in India.casual shooter wrote: ↑Fri Jan 31, 2025 7:17 amIt is a good pistol no doubt, but to carry every day its quite cumbersome and large, even taurus is very bulky, for that matter MSD elite, Ranger and Atal EDC are better options...
On the side, I was also considering Kiehberg 1911 SC but dropped the idea because of a) ammo availability b) in hopes of M&P launching sometime soon c) general feedback that .45 is better managed in full size (recoil wise)
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Have you seen Elite and Ranger, though copies of ancient models, but fresh made ?