I want to say Thank You to all ya'll for your comments and opinions. In large measure, as a result of your comments, I picked up the FEG, which came with it's original box and manual and 3 magazines.My son and I shot it this weekend. We shot all factory loads--S&B FMJ 124 grain (Czechoslovakia), Remington(USA) jacketed hollow points 115 grain, and Herters (Russia) 115 grain FMJ steel cases. It shot all flawlessly. No jambs, stovepipes, or failures to eject. I first shot 12 of the S&B's. Shooting was at 15 yards,offhand. 3 of them were 4" to the right but I blame them on myself ,as I wasn't used to the trigger pull. All the rest were right in line with the bullseye.4 were about 2" below my 6 oclock hold and the other 5 were right at the point of aim +- a half inch or so. So that the best 5 shot group was under 2".
The trigger pull Is heavy but I didn't notice the creep that I have with my Ruger SR-9. The trigger on the FEG just seems Heavy.
I set up bowling pins for my son and He got to where He was hitting them pretty good.
He likes it and so do I.
Afterwards,I checked the trigger pull -It is (ave.) 9 Lb. that is kinda heavy,which verifies what some of you mentioned.
I may try and hone it a little, but my son and I are pleased with it.
I have always liked the looks of the High power and this FEG clone has very nice bluing and checkered wood grips-It looks Good and shoots good!