Recent content by AZGlock13

Old Dog, you got me beat and I thought I had quite a few P series Sigs. Very nice collection!

I like my APX as well. I don't think it looks ugly like some do. Mine's held up just fine (finish and such), but I don't carry mine and I have only shot about 200 or so rounds through it over a few range trips. I would like to see Beretta come out with a version of it that is maybe a tad...

The only thing I can think of to trouble-shoot it down further would be to find someone in your local area that has a P225 or P6 willing to go to the range with you (or just loan it too you for a while). You could then fire both first from a rest. You could then swap complete uppers next and...

Yep, I've been eyeing both Sig's 10mm type platforms (their all black P220 SAO and also their TacOps railed 1911). Both are all steel, both have 5" barrels, and both have 8rd mags (though you can get 9rd and 10rd mags from Tripp for the TacOps). The TacOps comes with 4 mags, instead of the 2...

That is a very very nice Sig P226 for sure! If it was $1,000 dollars less, I would be all over it. $2,400 is just a little too rich for my blood. Yes, talk about having a Sig affliction, I just recently purchased a new Sig Legion P226 SAO (cost me a little over $1,100), but I have no...

I second what "Gary A" already said. I have the P290RS ORB model and love it. Though, my favorite pocket 9mm pistol I own is my Ruger LC9 (original hammer version), but I like my P290RS a little over my Kahr PM9 and even more over my S&W Shield 9.

I have had two P220s and two P220 Compacts, two different P226s, a P229, a P239, and a P232 in the past. The only two that I came back to and still own is my P229 SAS Gen 2 and my P239 SAS Gen 2 (well I also do currently own a P224 and a P320 Compact in addition). The P229, IMHO, is one of the...

I own a P239 SAS Gen2 9mm and really enjoy the way it looks, feels, and shoots. I also really like the looks of the new P225-A1 pistols with the black G10 grips and with the SRT trigger system to boot (haven't got a chance to hold one yet). I didn't realize Sig had a version with very nice...

I think I'm leaning more towards the larger M&P45c (nice pics DHart!). I currently have a M&P Shield 9 that I pocket carry some. I used to own a M&P9 Pro 5" (Range use) and a M&P40c (carry use). I think the compact duty staggered stack sized M&P (in .45) is what I'm really looking for.

I have been looking at both lately for another carry pistol. I would strictly be carrying either one IWB (3 o'clock). Was wondering if any on the board own or have had any experience handling both pistols. Are the triggers (feel and pull) about the same on the two. Obviously, the M&P45c is...

X-Rap, I also have a USP40c (LEM, "AA" (2000) date code). The USP compacts are nice carry pistols. You can get both the 9mm and .40S&W USP compact mags on CDNN for about $30 each. A little high as mags go, but not too bad. What's bad are the cost of 9mm/.40 USP Expert/Jet Funnel mags...

I just wished Beretta also released an all black model of the M9A3. Though the tri-color scheme is pretty cool that they went with. AZGlock13

A G26 in raspberry? Didn't you hear, Glock is going to team up with SCCY.:p Is there a color in existence that they haven't come up with yet for the CXP-1/CXP-2?

That Ruger looks great. I have a birthday coming up in October. Might have to causally mentioned this to my wife in the next few months.:D I used to own a 4" STI 9mm Ranger 1911 (with a bull barrel) years back and sold it (don't know what I was thinking back then). Oh well. AZGlock13

If you are talking about the Walther P99 Compact AS (Anti-Stress DA/SA trigger system), then yes they are very nice pistols. I had a full size P99 AS and also a SW99c (S&W's clone of the Walther P99c AS that they don't make anymore). Both were great pistols. Very accurate and the trigger...