Rob,
I have had two ASP's the first was a steel frame model and I purchased it from A San Diego County Police Officer who had purchased it as new complete with the Glaser 9mm Black Tip rounds and Seventrees hoslter they were enclosing with the pistols at the time.
I sold it to the manager at Archery Otufitters in Mongomeryvile PA and he still has it.
My second ASP was based on the alloy frame and I had it Black T finished by Walter.
It was extremely accurate and Mark Garrity reproduced an excellent Seventrees IWB for me. I actually carried this pistol for a time
and it saved me from a particuarly nasty attack by a 90lb dog. Ken Null also made me
an ankle holster for it.
A few years back I fully researched the Seventrees company and assembled a large amount of print on the ASP including several cover shots, gun tests and background on the project.
Fully enough for a full dossier and I debated releasing a book on the history of the ASP.
I submitted the material to LFP Publications at the time and I was informed that interest was not high enough and the documents could not be used without my having obtained the releases.
I believe the gentleman I sold the pistols too still has all of the original information and I kept a copy of my manuscripts, perhaps if interest is high enough I may self publish the book.
I have had two ASP's the first was a steel frame model and I purchased it from A San Diego County Police Officer who had purchased it as new complete with the Glaser 9mm Black Tip rounds and Seventrees hoslter they were enclosing with the pistols at the time.
I sold it to the manager at Archery Otufitters in Mongomeryvile PA and he still has it.
My second ASP was based on the alloy frame and I had it Black T finished by Walter.
It was extremely accurate and Mark Garrity reproduced an excellent Seventrees IWB for me. I actually carried this pistol for a time
and it saved me from a particuarly nasty attack by a 90lb dog. Ken Null also made me
an ankle holster for it.
A few years back I fully researched the Seventrees company and assembled a large amount of print on the ASP including several cover shots, gun tests and background on the project.
Fully enough for a full dossier and I debated releasing a book on the history of the ASP.
I submitted the material to LFP Publications at the time and I was informed that interest was not high enough and the documents could not be used without my having obtained the releases.
I believe the gentleman I sold the pistols too still has all of the original information and I kept a copy of my manuscripts, perhaps if interest is high enough I may self publish the book.
