[Sobel]

To have another pistol in a caliber I already own, or should I branch out and try something else? This isn't a caliber war, but I have a 9 should I try a .45 ? In the plastic s&w9ve I find the 9 to be quite unpleasant it feels slippery and really light. Both contenders are aluminum frames with what appears to be some form of plastic grip I'd probably buy a good rubber grip for it anyways. In case your wondering the 9 is the zigana m16 and the zigana c45. I like the way they both look. Just a little unsure of what caliber to choose any advice is good advice.

[ZGunner]

I'd say it depends on where you're goin from here as far as a collection. If you know you'll buy more .45's in the future go with a .45. If you just want to have one caliber for cost saving purposes go with the 9.

[tomrkba]

What is your primary carry gun? Buy another one of those, add night sights and tune it appropriately. Don't forget to buy a spare holster, two mag holders, and a few extra magazines. The purpose of the exercise is to have an identical spare if and when the first breaks, malfunctions, or disappears. I owned only one gun for a long time and it became a big deal when I had to send it to the gunsmith.

[9mmepiphany]

You might have a problem getting alternative grips for a Zigana as it is an original Turkish design rather than the more common Browning or CZ copy.

I'd personally go with the 9mm as it was the original design chambering for gun and will likely be more reliable

[rcmodel]

If you don't already have a real good .22 RF practice gun, you don't need another centerfire gun yet.

Lots of cheap .22 RF practice will enable you to become an accomplished handgun shot.

Another bigger CF gun you can't afford to practice with won't.

rc

[berettaprofessor]

Stop thinking about it so hard...just buy another gun. And then another. Pretty soon the whole thing works itself out.

[Sobel]

You might have a problem getting alternative grips for a Zigana as it is an original Turkish design rather than the more common Browning or CZ copy.

I'd personally go with the 9mm as it was the original design chambering for gun and will likely be more reliable
another question is why are they importing these firearms and not accompanying them with extra magazines or holsters? On their website they have mags but you can't buy them this seems a bit confusing.