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Yup. The polymer is too top heavy for me. I had the steel version and sold it to my closest friends at the time I wanted to experiment. Jericho's are well made and the steel is like it came from the railroad tracks or some tank. The slide is so smooth compared to the Cz's. In the 90s when...

I prefer the balance of the steel version.

Exactly. Thank you for the clarification. And for the Beretta 92X performance, I haven't seen or handled it in any gun stores I've visited. I've only seen the videos. Might be an exciting addition to your favorite metal framed 9mm.

Let's see Jericho 941 - like the smoothness of the action, the weight of the steel, and it's accuracy BUT disliked the finish and the heavy DA trigger pull CZ P01 - like its lightweight but performs like a full sized pistol and also accurate BUT dislike the curved trigger and if you have big...

no gun is redundant. keep on accumulating

Issues? Might be hard installing a red dot sight on the PPK/s.

Cz shadow 2 and Sp01. The Beretta 92x seems tempting too.

CZ pistol Colt 1911 or Dan Wesson 1911 Beretta 92x or 92F variant by Langdon tactical and Wilson combat Benelli shotgun Ar rifle Ak 47 Springfield M1

Would love to have it in 22 lr. Should be a fun gun at the range.

Since I have big hands, I'll take the one with no manual safety. Smith for me. But if I were to carry, I'd rather carry the smallest 9mm versus the 380.

I prefer the Target version. If you intend to add a comp or suppressor, get the Target version with the threaded barrel. The target version may be heavy but it does soak up any more perceived recoil. I also liked the way it balances on the hand.

I'd still go for the Glock 17. If you want some more fun, grab an extra Glock 34 slide.

Great pistols. Now go grab your bricks and bricks of ammo. I had mine with a Vortex Venom and some parts from Tandemkross. Life is so sweet!!!

One of the best pistols you can buy. If you send them at Cajun Gun works or CZ custom, you will forever love it even more.

Wanted the Kimber K6 sweet and smooth action. But I would still go for the Ruger SP101. A little heavier but really built like a tank. Kick it, throw it on the floor and what have you. Oh well, it shoots nicer with the magnums.

Best red dot for the money. Their customer service and warranty need to be emulated by more manufacturers.

Never loved those Remingtons in my Ruger. Try cci's first.

All i can say is a big LOL. Maybe he thought the trigger was installed backwards and decided to compensate with the scope mounting.

Throw in the Overwatch Precision tirgger and never look back. As of today they are probably the only manufacturing an aftermarket trigger for the Glock that has never failed the safety. Feels nice too.

I made things simple. I use Glock's 3.5 connector and Overwatch Precision's TAC trigger. No safety issues. No guesswork. Not too expensive nor too cheap.