New k100 - can't wait to test it

ilikegunspdx · Mar 11, 2026

Looking forward to testing this head to head with the grand power q1 and x-calibur, along with some other pistols if there is time.

$248 shipped for this gun with 3 mags is insane. I should have bought 3 of them. Great trigger.

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ilikegunspdx
Mar 11, 2026

Alexx1401 · Mar 11, 2026

ilikegunspdx said:
Looking forward to testing this head to head with the grand power q1 and x-calibur, along with some other pistols if there is time.

$248 shipped for this gun with 3 mags is insane. I should have bought 3 of them. Great trigger.

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ilikegunspdx

Mar 11, 2026

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Looking forward to hearing how it shakes out. Looks damn nice at that price point!

1911Fanatic · Mar 12, 2026

OP, do you have a SAR9 as well? And if you do, how do these compare?

ilikegunspdx · Mar 12, 2026

1911Fanatic said:
OP, do you have a SAR9 as well? And if you do, how do these compare?

I haven't shot this gun yet but do have its clone in .22 (same frame and trigger).

I have the Sar 2000 and Sar k12 sport (shown below).

I would say in general Sar is in a different class than Grand Power rotating barrel handguns. Grand Power guns are used in competition in Europe a lot. They are an extremely simple design and have great triggers. The low recoil and smoothness from the rotating barrel system is what sets them apart.
My GP Q100 (striker fired version of the k100) outshoots both Sars when shooting targets fast.

My GP X-calibur outshoots the Q100. They are kinda in the league of competition pistols imo. They are very well made and one of the few guns where the individual maker still initials the gun he made. The k100 is a $600+ gun but if you get the old version (non optic ready) it's $479. The $245 sale is just crazy. One of the 2 best deals on a new gun I've seen in the last 15-20 years or so. Stepped chamber like Hk uses and almost no moving parts means likely to super reliable long term. Ive never had a malfunction with them.