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cz75 9mm-without question. had mine for 14 years and no jams! extreme accuracy too.
1 jam with my glock 19 in 2,000 rounds.
1 jam with my glock 19 in 2,000 rounds.
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Most accurate and reliable 9mm under $500
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I second the Ruger P94DC for reliablility and my Sig P6 is a also a very good option, I just picked up a Taurus 24/7 compact, I can't quote for reliablilty (haven't shot it yet) but for price, capacity and ergos, I give it top marks.
MisterNoisy
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I can recommend the CZ75B without hesitation.
PX15
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Ghost Walker:
Respectfully, in my experience the HK P7 IS also both accurate and reliable.
Actually, amazingly accurate, and absolutely (as much as a pistol could be) reliable.
No offense.
Jesse
Respectfully, in my experience the HK P7 IS also both accurate and reliable.
Actually, amazingly accurate, and absolutely (as much as a pistol could be) reliable.No offense.
Jesse
Hokkmike
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+1 on the Stoeger Cougar...I love it and it's rock solid
Seems to be a nice gun but I can't get past the "Made in Turkey" on the gun.
Seems to be a nice gun but I can't get past the "Made in Turkey" on the gun.
armoredman
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Actually, Turkey has had a fine firearms making tradition for hundreds of years. Now if it said "Made in Khyber Pass" I might be a little worried.
jeffmoline
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+1 for the Glock 17
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One more vote for the CZ 75b. I bought one in June as my heavy, steel, house/car/range pistol, and I have definitely not regretted the purchase. I try to go to the range every 1-2 weeks, and lately I have caught my self thinking that its not really worth packing up many of my guns for every trip, I know the CZ is going to be in my hand most of the time. I wound up buying my CZ from Bass pro for $545, but there is a local gun store here that has a new one for $489 :banghead:
As an added bonus, if you get the CZ, later on you can get buy the excellent Kadet kit for .22 plinking. The second time I took the kadet kit to the range I wound up keeping my target, it was the best shooting I had ever done with a pistol, and I wanted proof to show my shooting buddies. Best of luck with your purchase.
As an added bonus, if you get the CZ, later on you can get buy the excellent Kadet kit for .22 plinking. The second time I took the kadet kit to the range I wound up keeping my target, it was the best shooting I had ever done with a pistol, and I wanted proof to show my shooting buddies. Best of luck with your purchase.
DougDubya
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They're just as good as the Italian made Cougars.
I have a Beretta 92 Compact I paid less than $320 for A Beretta 92 FS for 400 ans a Sig P6 less than $340. All used guns reliable and accurate. The Berettas are both Italian made too. I have a soft spot for used police guns. I also have 2 9mm shorts by Beretta and Sig I paid less than $400 each. These are used police guns. The great side to buying used is they are very unlikely to lose value
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cz 75b sa (single action)
rellascout
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No problem Otto. Post pics when you get it!
searcher451
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The Walther P5 is my pick every time. I've never found another handgun that was as accurate, reliable, dependable, or easy to care for, and like most here I've handled a lot of firearms through the years. SOG was selling German police trade-ins not long ago for $379 or thereabouts. In my view, it's still the best buy out there -- by far.
DougDubya
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+1 on the Walther P5.
RoyalScam
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Turkey isn't the third world country you might think it is. Learn more at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Turkey .
Snakum
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If you own a G17 you already have one of the most "reliable" and "accurate" 9mm ever produced. A Glock will always fire and will be more accurate than most of us can shoot anyway. If you just want to spend money, buy another Glock. Maybe a 19?
rellascout
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Glock 17 is combat accurate and very reliable. It is not even close to the most accurate 7 reliable 9mm ever produced.... I agree that they are more accurate then most shooters but then again so is
Bersa thunder 9mm
Bersa thunder 9mm
+1. I bought these two last December. The 459 was $330, and the 5906 was $339. The plastic was flying off the shelves, but not these S&W 2nd and 3rd generation autos. It seemed that nobody wanted them. It's fine with me if the trend is to pay $500+ for the latest plastic fantastic pistol. I have fun shopping around for these S&W guns that are built like a brick s*** house. Even with the buying craze, with some looking around at gun/pawn shops, gun shows, etc., they can still be found for under $400.
DougDubya
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+1 on the Model 59's.
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