Hi-Cap 9mm
- Thread starter JCook5003
- Start date
- Status
OK, I guess I have to put in another plug for a Hi Power.....and you don't have to drop $750 on a T-series. Just two weeks ago I found this on auctionarms:
This is an FEG PJK-9HP, which is basically a HP clone. It was NIB with two 13 round mags for under $250. Heck, with the money saved you can buy lots of ammo....or maybe even another GUN
This is an FEG PJK-9HP, which is basically a HP clone. It was NIB with two 13 round mags for under $250. Heck, with the money saved you can buy lots of ammo....or maybe even another GUN
Deanimator
Member
I got one from Summit Gun Broker a couple of years ago. I'm very satisfied with it. I prefer the 2nd Generation guns since I don't like the rail or the finger grooves.
yhtomit
Member
volfandan:
Great deal on that FEG! I have never caught the Hi-Power bug, but at that price I could see justifying the experiment at least. And the mags alone might run a lot higher if so-called-AWB II comes to manifest.
Tim
Great deal on that FEG! I have never caught the Hi-Power bug, but at that price I could see justifying the experiment at least. And the mags alone might run a lot higher if so-called-AWB II comes to manifest.
Tim
yhtomit
Member
wrt the idea of a used Glock 19, Deanimator wrote:
I don't care (much) about a rail, and am indifferent to the finger grooves but are there any internal changes? (And now watch me misspell) Metallalurgical?
timothy
I don't care (much) about a rail, and am indifferent to the finger grooves but are there any internal changes? (And now watch me misspell) Metallalurgical?
timothy
Last edited:
With the CZ-75 you can also put a Kadet kit or the EAA 22 kit on it and shoot .22's out of your main carry to make your training as efficent as possible.
Also, want to plug EAA Tangfolio. Its a CZ75 for $100 less and lots of upper options to choose from.
Also, want to plug EAA Tangfolio. Its a CZ75 for $100 less and lots of upper options to choose from.
You need to see what fits best. glocks are good guns but they don't like my hands. Rugers give you a lot of bang for your buck. Springfield XD another very good choice. But the S&W M&P has been making a lot of noise and with a $50 rebate and 2 free mags it is hard to pass up. I have owned all of the above and the only one I simply love to shoot in my m&p. It has done very well for me the past year. One other thing to look at is S&W and Springfield have some of the best costumer service dept. in the handgun industry. I just comes down to how they feel in your hands!
go to the range, rent what feels good in your hand and shoot, shoot, shoot...i owned a glock 19, cost me 450 bucks new. liked it at first, but wasnt really a big shooter at the time. after going through a few all day classes with it, i felt like i needed something more comfortable to shoot. after alot of trial (and some good advise) i ended up w a sw m&p 9..couldnt be happier. picked it up online for 419 (plus shipping) and will someday get my $50 rebate and 2 more mags from sw....its a greta gun and a great deal, however YMMV so go see what works for you before you plunk down your hard earned loot on something that someone else likes
newkahrman
Member
How about s&w m&p. I had one and loved it. I sold it because I needed something I could conceal easier (the hand grip on the m&p is bulky). Its a great shooter and they have a $50 rebate and 2 free mags until april. You could probably end up right around $400, a bargain for that gun. I ll get another one soon, but no mag safety on my next one.
- Status
