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Kind of the same way I feel about my Ruger SR9c, CZ P01, and CZ P07. Great ergonomics, size, and weight along wth having the perfect combination of balance and handling.
Kind of the same way I feel about my Ruger SR9c, CZ P01, and CZ P07. Great ergonomics, size, and weight along wth having the perfect combination of balance and handling.
I have no experience with any of those models, but I haven't found anything that I believe to be more versatile than the mid-sized/compact pistols.
Guess it depends on hand size, and not a sig boi, but p/u a sig p320 RXP just feels really nice. My last sig was 229 like 10yrs ago
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I have a P30SK with a LEM trigger. All three of my HK pistols (currently 2) have been totally reliable and never malfunctioned once. For that reason alone the P30SK gets carried regularly in cool weather. I also have a full size VP9. It is reliable enough and easy enough to shoot that I have it as my bedside gun.
Based on the good experience I've had with HKs being accurate and reliable guns, of the list you posted I'd go VP9SK, no question. But to be honest, I'm just not a fan of the other guns listed and as a result, I do not have experience with them.
Based on the good experience I've had with HKs being accurate and reliable guns, of the list you posted I'd go VP9SK, no question. But to be honest, I'm just not a fan of the other guns listed and as a result, I do not have experience with them.
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CZ D PCR and SR9c
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Just for clarity, which M&P Compact. The M&P Compact, now referred to as the M&P 1.0 Compact is a different size gun than the M&P 2.0 Compact.
M&P Compact https://www.smith-wesson.com/firearms/mp-9c-compact-no-magazine-safety-no-thumb-safety-le
M&P 2.0 Compact https://www.smith-wesson.com/firearms/mp-9-m20-4-compact
HK P30
S&W 6690
SA XDs 40
The HK and S&W feel great in my hand, while the smaller XDs feels good in my hand. They all shoot very well for me. Also, they are not difficult to carry.
If you have a range that lets you draw from a holster then let the guns tell you which one to carry. Get a shot timer and run some drills from this page:
http://pistol-training.com/drills
I’m betting something like the Bill Drill will do a good job finding your winner.
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