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What's Your Favorite 9mm Pistol to Shoot?
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Brian Williams
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While I like my Glock 19, my converted S&W 642 is one of my favorites. The same 940 cylinder fits in my 60-4. The 60-4 is where the 9mm shines in a small revolver.
BushMaster-15
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My H&K Walther and Canik ,I'm still getting used to MY new Mrd . I've been told to turn down the intensity ,so as to fine tune POA ,which is difficult IMO ,with a Dot covering said point of aim . Have Never run an electronic sight on any of My weapons . Iron or scopes Yes .
The Griffon is .45 and I immediately crap canned that aim point ,talk about a Bulk load . That was decades ago .
How embarrassing I can't find photos of My H&K or PPQ M2
I'll have to take some .
The Griffon is .45 and I immediately crap canned that aim point ,talk about a Bulk load . That was decades ago .
How embarrassing I can't find photos of My H&K or PPQ M2
I'll have to take some .Attachments
mrray13
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I love shooting my 39-2
But, the best 9mm in the safe is Turkish…
That thing has an amazing trigger and is a laser beam!
Special mention to the Steyr and Masada in the safe. And the 5906, who’s weight makes the 9mm even more controllable. My RIA .22TCM/9mm combo is also pleasant to shoot in 9mm, but the TCM is such a lil rocket, that barrel hardly ever comes out.
But, the best 9mm in the safe is Turkish…
That thing has an amazing trigger and is a laser beam!
Special mention to the Steyr and Masada in the safe. And the 5906, who’s weight makes the 9mm even more controllable. My RIA .22TCM/9mm combo is also pleasant to shoot in 9mm, but the TCM is such a lil rocket, that barrel hardly ever comes out.
tightgroup tiger
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My PPQ Q5 Match Steel Frame Pro is without a doubt my favorite 9mm of all time.
Jimfern
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Current fav is a Sig P226 Legion I bought from a fellow member on this board.
BushMaster-15
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That looks just like Mine ,as I have both PPQ's M2 ,steel match and polymer frame . How about those Triggers ,huh are they the Best ever
I love mine . Admittedly My Canik has far to much travel for my liking and I need to see about rectifying that problem .other than it's trigger I've NO complaints . Those are a superb pistol and shoot WELL .
Ignition Override
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First - I’ve had a somewhat moderate exposure to 9x19 handguns.
Upon more reflection, my CZ PCR might still be no. 1.
I had forgotten about the Beretta PX4 Compact.
Even the DA trigger was nice, and it would be easier to conceal than the Beretta 92 @@@ whatever, which a friend owns.
For a striker-fired gun, possibly the Walther PPQ or CZ P10C.
Upon more reflection, my CZ PCR might still be no. 1.
I had forgotten about the Beretta PX4 Compact.
Even the DA trigger was nice, and it would be easier to conceal than the Beretta 92 @@@ whatever, which a friend owns.
For a striker-fired gun, possibly the Walther PPQ or CZ P10C.
With a purpose and practicing I liked shooting my older school S&W 6690 back in the day...
With a purpose and practicing nowadays I like shooting my HK P30
And for just pure fun or otherwise enjoyment I like shooting my old Beretta 92FS with an original SGS compensator...
With a purpose and practicing nowadays I like shooting my HK P30
And for just pure fun or otherwise enjoyment I like shooting my old Beretta 92FS with an original SGS compensator...
Dudedog
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My Springfield PI9134, like all my 9s though, after the Springfield maybe my P226 Dark Elite
#1 Springfield is on about 70K rounds (maybe time for a barrel soon)
Recoil springs, firing pin springs (normal wear and tear) but otherwise no issues at 70K.
I liked the first one so much I bought a spare before it goes off CAs stupid "Approved Handgun" list.
#1 Springfield is on about 70K rounds (maybe time for a barrel soon
)Recoil springs, firing pin springs (normal wear and tear) but otherwise no issues at 70K.
I liked the first one so much I bought a spare before it goes off CAs stupid "Approved Handgun" list.
jaysouth
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My favorite 9mm is an STI Trojan. I bought it from Dawson Precision with his trigger job. I have shot thousands and thousands of 120 gr. Cast bullets through it. Here is my granddaughter shooting the gun. I have a sinking feeling that she may get this gun on her 21st birthday
Dragonfly
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Hmmmm…I’ve got a ton of 9mm pistols, but if I had to pick one it’d probably be my slightly-Legionized West German P226.
SP5
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Out of what I own, tough call, but I think it is my Canik Whiteout right now
Mine has to be my Shield+. Mainly because it's my only 9mm, an issue I'd like to fix.
Ks5shooter
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Favorite nine issue is my third generation Smith 5906 with adjustable sights. All my Glocks come in a close second.
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And for just pure fun or otherwise enjoyment I like shooting my old Beretta 92FS with an original SGS compensator...
Jean Reno in “The Professional”. Just watched this movie again this week.
jrmiddleton425
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How I Fell down the Rabbit Hole- by jrmiddleton425
I was 31 years old before I noticed something. One day I said to myself, "Self, you don't have ANYTHING that shoots 9mm. You need to fix that."
I came close to buying a Beretta and calling it good, but the grips were just a little too fat to be comfortable.
I have two Glocks already. I wasn't feeling the need for a third. SiG pistols cost a little more than I wanted to spend. Browning Hi-Power? New ones were made of unobtainium, even before they were discontinued.
As I remember it, I was digging around and found an old article on the CZ-75 written by Stephen A Camp. After doing some more reading, I decided to give them a try, and bought one from Bud's Gun Shop, sight unseen, in October of 2014.
"Hmm," says I. "This is a good gun."
During the pandemic, I spent some stimulus money on a CZ Custom SP-01. A couple of months ago I spent some MORE money on a 75D PCR, which I needed like I need a hole in my head, but given the way things are going, I bought it while I still could.
Does the rabbit hole get deeper, or can I eventually buy enough of these Czech wonder-nines that I can stand on them and climb out of the hole?
I was 31 years old before I noticed something. One day I said to myself, "Self, you don't have ANYTHING that shoots 9mm. You need to fix that."
I came close to buying a Beretta and calling it good, but the grips were just a little too fat to be comfortable.
I have two Glocks already. I wasn't feeling the need for a third. SiG pistols cost a little more than I wanted to spend. Browning Hi-Power? New ones were made of unobtainium, even before they were discontinued.
As I remember it, I was digging around and found an old article on the CZ-75 written by Stephen A Camp. After doing some more reading, I decided to give them a try, and bought one from Bud's Gun Shop, sight unseen, in October of 2014.
"Hmm," says I. "This is a good gun."
During the pandemic, I spent some stimulus money on a CZ Custom SP-01. A couple of months ago I spent some MORE money on a 75D PCR, which I needed like I need a hole in my head, but given the way things are going, I bought it while I still could.
Does the rabbit hole get deeper, or can I eventually buy enough of these Czech wonder-nines that I can stand on them and climb out of the hole?
Ignition Override
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This is a correction / amplification :
Any 9mm handgun with what are considered good ergos and a smoothish trigger.
But practice for carry? Any compact in DA/SA if the DA's stacking (increase in tension) is fairly gradual, And smooth.
I would have Loved an HK P30 or USP (Especially the 9mm Compact), but didn't understand whether just a "regular guy" could change the trigger components to reduce the DA's 'stacking'.
Too late now because the main interest is rifles.
Any 9mm handgun with what are considered good ergos and a smoothish trigger.
But practice for carry? Any compact in DA/SA if the DA's stacking (increase in tension) is fairly gradual, And smooth.
I would have Loved
an HK P30 or USP (Especially the 9mm Compact), but didn't understand whether just a "regular guy" could change the trigger components to reduce the DA's 'stacking'.Too late now because the main interest is rifles.
Pretty partial to CZ’s these days. A toss up between the CZ75 and the shadow. And the P07 just hits where I aim so it goes out quite a bit too. Really like sig’s tac ops too but I’m more accurate with the CZ’s.
Would like to find a good 1911 9mm, and it would probably become my favorite because I like the platform so much. Another shooter to buy!!
KcAce
Would like to find a good 1911 9mm, and it would probably become my favorite because I like the platform so much. Another shooter to buy!!
KcAce
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