MICHAEL T
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Bersa 9mm compact around $400 for the alloy frame 13 shot . Their is a new poly 9mm but I haven't saw on or know street price yet.
Asking for advice in Helping A Family Member Chose an Autoloader
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Martowski
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Personally I do not find the CZ-75b to be similar in fit/feel to the Hi Power, and I do own both. The CZ's trigger reach is much longer even in SA mode compared to the Hi Power, and the Hi Power's grip is much more slender; the CZ to me is even more of a handful than the Beretta 92fs. Just one man's opinion.
3KillerBs
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I'll put in a word for the S&W M&P 9.
The only flaw DH has found with it is that its a bit big to carry in light clothing during hot NC summers. It gets handed around at the range a good bit and with the right choice of backstraps nearly everyone can shoot it.
The only flaw DH has found with it is that its a bit big to carry in light clothing during hot NC summers. It gets handed around at the range a good bit and with the right choice of backstraps nearly everyone can shoot it.
Skylerbone
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If you're feeling generous, you might consider selling that Mod. 66 and "Pony" up $200 for a nice SS Colt 1911. Sure he'd be shooting more expensive ammo but he'd be shooting something he likes. Heck, you'd have a few bucks left over yourself.
If that idea doesn't float there's always the RIA for around $400. I've not fired one but I have shot a Citadel (its twin cousin) and it was a solid performer.
I stand by my original suggestion of a Beretta 92 or variant for an easy to shoot, reliable, inexpensive to feed and accurate pistol; at least worth a test drive.
If that idea doesn't float there's always the RIA for around $400. I've not fired one but I have shot a Citadel (its twin cousin) and it was a solid performer.
I stand by my original suggestion of a Beretta 92 or variant for an easy to shoot, reliable, inexpensive to feed and accurate pistol; at least worth a test drive.
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