Recent content by edwardcii

No question for me. Gen 4. I've had several from each, and both have been reliable. Gen 4 has some small improvements. Also an extra mag for non LE. For instance, on a 40, the gen 4 has noticeably less recoil imo. Probably because of the recoil spring. All of mine have had at least 1000...

beretta 92 is worth getting just dont know about that price

I love the 75B by the way. Beautiful gun. and it fits better in my hand than any other pistol i own. if it's for home use, the downside is it doesnt have a rail. but hard pick between that and a 92A1. It was $200 cheaper for me, but i still think i prefer the 92A1 over it slightly.

I own a 92A1 and a SP-01. Both are fine pistols with solid reputations. IMO, I prefer the 92A1 much more than the SP-01 for several reasons. 1) It seems much more refined, especially when I disassemble it. The SP-01 looks fine on the outside, but internally, it looks a little rough. Mine...

I have a 92a1 and it is my favorite at the moment. Got it for $650 plus tax, brand new, with 3 17 round mags. Fine quality, seems sturdy, and I shoot it as accurately as any pistol I own. I would say your price is steep. Have you looked at a 92a1? Easier option if you want night sights...

I love Ruger's customer service. Unfortunately, I do not find some of their firearms reliable enough. But their customer service is top notch. If your firearm has any issues, in my experience they send you a mailing label right away, fix it, and send it back to you at no cost. Because of...

For reliability, G26. Like others, the G26 is bulky. When I carry it IWB, I never forget it's there. I am on the look for an alternative carry that's thinner. Thinking about the Kahr CM9 - but it's reliability and customer service (at least from what I've read) is a little concerning...

this is a little long winded, so what I am really asking is: Kahr CM9 (or any Kahr) - give it a try, or stay away due to reliability or customer service issues? I carry either a G23 or G26 IWB wherever it's lawful to do so. However, when I have to sit against a chair for a while, the...

Oh yea, it's especially worth selling if you can use the cash to buy a gun you like even more.

I agree with Shipwreck. I have liked all the guns I have owned. Had a beautiful stainless steel USP Compact 45. But I couldn't justify owning it. Too big of a gun for only 8 rounds, and it became a safe queen. Still one of my favorite guns, but never regretted selling it (only thing I regret...

BTW - I do like having a light on my HD gun. It's convenient, frees up one hand, and lights up a room. As a bonus, my TLR-1 has a spot beam where I aim, so I dont have to aim down the sights from 7 yards away. Better than a laser IMO. Also, a good flashlight is a good investment as well...

IMO you cant go wrong with a glock 19. meets all your criteria, and is one of the most reliable 9mms out there. The best all around 9mm IMO.

yea, its a good deal. Just depends on whether or not you want the gun, but you're not likely to find better pricing (in fact, I think that's cheaper than LEO pricing). That said, I passed on a Like New Gen 4 27, 4 mags, and night sights for $450 all in yesterday. As good of a deal as that...

thickness is very noticeable. that said, you are getting a 45 vs a 9mm. However, for CCW, I feel that a 26/19 is about as wide as I would like to carry.

CP Shooter - exactly what I was thinking. In 9mm, I think I actually prefer the 26 over the 19. In 40, I prefer the 23 over the 27. The grip extensions on the 26 make the difference for me.