MaterDei
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Bersa Thunder 9
Another very good recommendation. Not sure why so many people are recommending over $400 pistols. Come on people, get creative and stick to the rules! It is easy to suggest a Rohrbaugh.
Bersa Thunder 9
So I'm still looking for a good budget 9mm like the two above. Money isn't an issue, I just get some sort of weird satisfaction using a cheap handgun that works just as well as more expensive models.
I get the same weird satisfaction. Unfortunately, that doesn't keep me from also buying 9mm's OVER $400. Some options:Hey guys. So I went to my LGS a few days back, looking at their inventory. I was hoping to find a Ruger SR9E or perhaps a S&W SD9VE... They had neither, and I wound up leaving with a new Glock 19 for $455 OTD. I really don't want the Glock though, and I'll probably wind up selling it in the future. So I'm still looking for a good budget 9mm like the two above. Money isn't an issue, I just get some sort of weird satisfaction using a cheap handgun that works just as well as more expensive models. Any other recommendations other than those? Perhaps the Canik TP9?
The thickness and weight will eclipse most mid size guns as well.Get a HiPoint c9. At about $150, the satisfaction level for a cheap gun that works will eclipse all others.
If that is the goal, $400 mark won't give you the satisfaction! Polymer frame 9mms can be found at less than $300 and several at around $200 when go on sale. I set a line at $300 couple years back and all my handguns are metal frame, actually only my Taurus 92 and Sig P6 are aluminum frame and the rest are steel frame and majority were bought new!I just get some sort of weird satisfaction using a cheap handgun that works just as well as more expensive models