More rudder trim was required when transitioning to climb, cruise and descent than in an unmodified P All power controls are moved full forward at the beginning of the takeoff roll and left there until leveling off in cruise. Other than a greater need for rudder, handling is pure Cessna P—well-behaved and harmonized in all axes throughout the envelope, but heavy. The airplane is utterly predictable and will handle impressive crosswinds.
The controls are effective—it just requires effort to displace them. That solidity and predictability may be one of the reasons the airplane has long been popular. Performance Once the gear and flaps were up, a cruise climb of knots was set. I did not see less than FPM all the way to FL, even though the airplane picked up about a quarter inch of rime ice between and feet. The time to FL was just over 20 minutes.
In my experience, an unmodified P would take twice that time. At FL, I made cruise speed in runs in opposite directions. TIT was degrees F; the hottest cylinder was degrees F. Vitatoe said that when the OAT is above standard, the CHTs will run at what he considers to be max— degrees F—and it may be necessary to partially open the cowl flaps. I also did a check at feet, as it is often asserted that turbos are a liability below 10, feet. With the lower exhaust backpressure of turbonormalizing versus ground boosting, I am not convinced that cruising at lower altitudes hurts economy.
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Menu aside, it is no turkey. This model became the most common of the P variants being standard Swiss military issue. This pistol was also sold commercially. It is important to realize that Switzerland believes in having a population of armed citizens. At the time the P was introduced all males were required to do three years compulsory military service and then remain in the Army reserve until they were in their fifties.
Military weapons, including automatic rifles and pistols were kept by each man at home, the rifle typically hung over the mantelpiece in the living room. The P was a limited order police pistol for police of Basel, Lausanne, and Glarus.
Some sold to private individuals. Only made. Note that, like the P made for the German border police, the lanyard ring is omitted.
Picture courtesy swisswaffen. The P was a limited order police pistol made for the police forces of Basel, Lausanne and Glarus. These have small differences by comparison with the Model 49 P having no lanyard ring and being finished in polished blue.
These are a rare version of the P there having been only made. They were made in both 7. This model omits the lanyard ring and has a loaded chamber indicator. The pictured pistol is for sale by Rock Island Auction at time of writing.
Picture courtesy Rock Island Auction. Note: the pistol pictured above serial number D is for sale by Rock Island Auction on February 16th, To see the sale page click here. This model omits the lanyard ring of the Swiss pistols and has a loaded chamber indicator. Picture courtesy simpsonltd. Note: You can find the above pictured pistol for sale by Simpson Ltd.
Simpson Ltd have a number of P pistols for sale as well as other makes. The P could be purchased with either plastic or wood grips. SIG P This was the sports model with bead blasted finish and was available with fixed or adjustable target sights. Plastic grips were standard whilst wood grips were optionally available. The P was a sports model with bead blasted finish and most usually seen with adjustable target sights.
Usually fitted as standard with the plastic grips, wood grips were an optional extra.
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