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Firearms => 10mm semi-auto handguns => Topic started by: shootz on December 06 2014 05:53:20 PM MST

Title: Omega in the house
Post by: shootz on December 06 2014 05:53:20 PM MST
So far the 140 Falcons shoot very well. 180gr HP next.

(http://home.pipeline.com/~shootzf/omega-f-6.jpg)

Title: Re: Omega in the house
Post by: Wolfie on December 06 2014 06:40:21 PM MST
Sweeeet
Title: Re: Omega in the house
Post by: Zephyr on December 06 2014 08:36:22 PM MST
Very nice Springfield 'Omega' pistol, shootz.  For those unfamiliar with the 'Omega', it pre-dates the 'Springfield Linkless'.  The Omega, was a joint-version between West German firm:  Peters-Stahl GmbH and Springfield Armory. The 'Linkless' was completely an American effort, from the various articles I've seen written about the 10mm 'Omega'.  Here is a link to an article describing the gun's evolution, and a video of 'Big Daddy' Hoffman doing a 'range-test' on the weapon.  As you can see, the accuracy was amazing, even with 200-gr. Blazer ammo.  Reminds me somewhat of Les Baer's Monolith in the same caliber.

http://www.springfieldforum.com/The-Omega-Man-Springfields-Lost-German-10mm.html (http://www.springfieldforum.com/The-Omega-Man-Springfields-Lost-German-10mm.html)
Title: Re: Omega in the house
Post by: The_Shadow on December 06 2014 08:37:14 PM MST
Very Nice!  May she serve you well for years to come... :D
Title: Re: Omega in the house
Post by: 4949shooter on December 10 2014 03:36:42 AM MST
Quote from: Zephyr on December 06 2014 08:36:22 PM MST
Very nice Springfield 'Omega' pistol, shootz.  For those unfamiliar with the 'Omega', it pre-dates the 'Springfield Linkless'.  The Omega, was a joint-version between West German firm:  Peters-Stahl GmbH and Springfield Armory. The 'Linkless' was completely an American effort, from the various articles I've seen written about the 10mm 'Omega'.  Here is a link to an article describing the gun's evolution, and a video of 'Big Daddy' Hoffman doing a 'range-test' on the weapon.  As you can see, the accuracy was amazing, even with 200-gr. Blazer ammo.  Reminds me somewhat of Les Baer's Monolith in the same caliber.

http://www.springfieldforum.com/The-Omega-Man-Springfields-Lost-German-10mm.html (http://www.springfieldforum.com/The-Omega-Man-Springfields-Lost-German-10mm.html)

I thought the slide looked a little thin for am Omega. The "Linkless" feature explains it.

Good post!
Title: Re: Omega in the house
Post by: DenStinett on December 19 2014 05:40:05 PM MST
The Omega is SO nice
Wish I had the funds to make one mine
But even then, I'd have to add a few "Embellishments"   8)