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For what they are, they shoot surprisingly well!

I have a Console safe that I've barely ever used. I should probably sell it and be done with it.

>>Do people REALLY need such aggressive texturing on a 9mm gun?<< Well, like so much in the firearms industry (and life in general), it's much ado about very little.

I have them on all my plastic guns. Why...because I like 'em! Oh, and nobody's suggesting you put them on cocobolo or any wooden grip for that matter.

Another vote for Galloway!

I had one for a while, and it was the perfect size for carrying. However, the point of aim was so low I had to raise the front sight up so high it obliterated the target. Since I was never going to put an optic on it I ended up trading it off toward something else. In general, I do like Rugers...

>>I bought a box of Mag Tech steel cased 9 MM<< Works just fine for me, and the best buy out there right now.

>>I added a Talon grip to mine<< And I added a Talon "slide" grip to mine as well, and it does give you more "purchase" when racking the slide.

>>This guns are finicky make sure that the magazine lips are perfect or you will have feeding issues<< Which is why I wouldn't buy a High Standard anything! I went through the H.S. phase some years ago and learned the hard way.

Let's just say...they'll outlast you or me.

I've has a few in the past, and while the trigger is quite smooth, DAO just isn't my thing.

>>I love the red dot sites on my range guns but have no interest in having one on a carry gun or even a home defense gun<< Ditto the above.....

>>I installed this on my MKIII (Hammer strut)<< I had these on all my MK's before I switched over to the MKlV. Many poo poo it as being unnecessary, but it's very inexpensive fix and makes life just that much easier.

>>If it gets shot, it gets cleaned<< This......

I prefer flatties, but it clearly falls into the "whatever floats your boat" category.

Sorry, but I don't see how some consider it a virtue not to clean their guns.

>>The mk4 is stupidly overpriced<< Perhaps so, but the PITA factor of the earlier models may negate this, as is evidenced by the popularity of the MKlV. Just saying.....

What he said........

I've had several MKll's and enjoyed them all. However, I finally got tired of the disassembly/assembly process and went the 22/45 Lite route. However, since the 22/45 is out for you I'd just go with the MKlV "Target" and be done with it. I will say this...if you want it to be truly a good...

Mine is coil, so I'm good to go.