First Centerfire Handgun

[Nater]

I have narrowed it down to three makes and models.

Tuarus 24/7 Pro
Walther P99 A/S
CZ 75 P0-1

This will be my first centerfire pistol. I like SA/DA triggers. I own a little Walther P22 I like it alot. I have shot Glocks, 1911, xd's, and a cz-75 P0-1. I have not shot a Tuarus 24/7 or Walther P99. I was wanting you guys input on these. I already told myself to get all three, but which one first? I am think the first one will be chambered in 9mm. I sure like how the 24/7 and P99 feel in my hand. I thought the cz grip was a little wider then I would like, But then again i spend most of my time shooting my little p22. Thanks I know yall know your stuff!!!

Nathan

 

[Walkalong]

Tuarus 24/7 Pro.

Merely an uninformed opinion here.

 

[James NM]

Thats easy. Walther P99 AS.

 

[Nater]

walkalong what made you chose the 24/7?
James what made you chose the Walther?

Initially I was going to get the Walther P99 a/s, but then a friend of mine bought the Cz. Then I started doing some more research and I can't seem to make my mind up. What do you guys think about the 24/7 oss ds? Is it even out for the public yet?

Thanks
Nathan

 

[strat81]

I have a 24/7 Pro 9mm and love it. Have well over 1k rounds through, pretty much all cheap ammo (Blazer, WWB, S&B) and haven't had any problems. Feels great in my hand and is relatively inexpensive. You also get a transferable lifetime warranty and a 1-year NRA membership when you buy a Taurus.

 

[MPanova]

Check out www.taurusarmed.net there are lots of people over there who have and love there 24/7's myself included

 

[evan price]

Strictly from a practice viewpoint, if you already have a Walther P22, the P99 will be an easier transition firearm for you, and you can shoot the .22's for cheaper target practice and get the same feel and action of the P99. On the other hand if you want something completely different that's not important.