FNX9

[MikePaiN]

I was looking for a larger size .45 a few weeks ago and ended up trading for a FNP45 USG. I had many .45autos from Glocks to 1911s this damn FNP was an unbelievably good shooter in my hand, the best for me of any .45. I loved it so much I grabbed an FNX9 today to go with it.
I have not shot it yet, but I get that same "FN Feeling" when I hold it as with the .45...I know its going to be good
I report back as soon as I shoot it.

 

[Get R Done Guns]

Congrats on the new guns. Both are fine weapons that should shoot great for you.

 

[wow6599]

I was looking for a larger size .45 a few weeks ago and ended up trading for a FNP45 USG. I had many .45autos from Glocks to 1911s this damn FNP was an unbelievably good shooter in my hand, the best for me of any .45.

Mike, I feel the exact same way. I try to get people to check out the FNP/X lines, but it's either "I want a Glock......M&P........XD. The 45 USG is the BEST.

BTW, congrats on the FNX9. I want one too.....

 

[TYFOOON]

The FNP is the most under rated fire arm in the history of firearms!



Just kidding.

But for what I paid for it in 2010 new with 3 - 16 round mags and Trijicons.


.....$360.


Un freakin believeable.

Smooth and sweet, a 100% wicked-wonderful weapon. I adore it. Smooth as silky skin on on a newborne's ****.

Never shot the .45 ACP. Nor a FNX.

Reviews are mixed on the FNX ergo's next to the original FNP but who knows.

 

[MikePaiN]

I agree.....FNs pistols are totally under rated or more to the point "under the radar" compared to other name brands. For the price, they are one of the best firearm values available .
I have to work late tonight, but I'm hoping to have enough time to get the 9mm out for a few rounds.

 

[gearhead]

I have the FNP-45 Tactical and an FNP-9M. I've fired the FNX-9 and other than what feels like slightly more aggressive texturing on the grip sides they do feel very similar to the .45. My .45 Tactical is by far the most accurate handgun I own. Every barrel FN makes is hammer forged to what other manufacturers call "match grade".