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I like BCM myself. Great rifle for the price.

I carry my P30 chambered and decocked. I carry my Glock 19 chambered.

They're $529 in my area brand new. $589 with night sights.

Beretta 92. :)

I can only carry a 19. A 17 (or similar) is just too much for me/my size. I'm 5' 9" and about 145lbs. My 19 disappears in my Comp-Tac Minotaur though. I love that holster.

I carry Hornady Critical Defense in an HK P30 and a Glock 19. Both feed with 100% reliability and are accurate with it.

I hit a .22LR casing with my Savage Arms MkII and a BSA 3-9x32 scope at about 50 yards once. Probably coolest thing I've done, haha.

I know the shop I go to here in VA has Glock 17's for 509. I'm not sure about the ones with the fish gill serrations. I personally don't like them so I haven't looked into them too much.

I think the 9mm Glock is THE Glock. Now... between 17, 19 and 26? I think the 19 is the PERFECT size, so the 19 is my choice.

I wish I could shoot like that... I need to practice more. :(

What's drawing you to the P30L? The P30 is available in .40sw now. Just a thought...

I know I already posted in this thread but I can't help myself... I love my P30!

I always thought it was the same reason the military/NATO went with the 115gr 9mm... shot vs. hit probability. I couldn't tell you where I saw it (I think it was somewhere on THR forums here) but I remember seeing the results of a study that determined that, "on average", the ratio of shots...

I have a P30 (non-L) and I am very happy with it. The groove under the trigger has never bothered me, even when I think about it while I shoot. I guess it's just a non-issue for me personally (small fingers maybe?). I don't have any issues with the backstrap/side plates wiggling either. I have...

Either you own the gun or the gun owns you, I say shoot it! They're mean't to be shot. Even old guns. It's like firing a piece of history.

Hk p30

Just got back, some good stuff there. Lot's of handguns, not very many used ones though from what I saw.

In my opinion, the Glock is an excellent performer, very reliable. It does seriously lack ergonomics though. I was at a gun show today and saw someone buy a brand new in box HK P2000 9mm for $600 out the door. Put that on the list, they can be found for good prices sometimes.

Hmm.... hogleg? I'm assuming hogleg means my firearm correct? Sorry for the ignorance :(