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Beretta 92FS.
High Capacity 9mm under $600
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Hard to sell reloads to someone else. I'd be leery of buying someone i didn't knows reloads.
Reloads are a tough sell, whatever the source (and to sell reloads a person/business needs a license to do so)
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http://www.diamondbackfirearms.com/product?id=69
My sons girlfriend picked up one of these a few months ago for a little less than $300.00 . I have been helping her to train with it. So far it has been a consistent and accurate firearm. Only complaint I have is it does not have a manual safety but for some that's a plus. Worth a look.
My sons girlfriend picked up one of these a few months ago for a little less than $300.00 . I have been helping her to train with it. So far it has been a consistent and accurate firearm. Only complaint I have is it does not have a manual safety but for some that's a plus. Worth a look.
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Many of the Springfield offerings can be had in their "essentials" kit which is just the pistol and one magazine. But for around $400 bucks, that's a steal considering the quality of the guns. With the extra dough you can outfit yourself with extra mags and a holster.
The XD subcompact can use 16 rounds mags with or without a mag extension. The XDm line has 19 round mags. Check into them.
http://www.springfield-armory.com/products/
The XD subcompact can use 16 rounds mags with or without a mag extension. The XDm line has 19 round mags. Check into them.
http://www.springfield-armory.com/products/
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Hi cap under $600, you could spend a week looking at pistols that meet that criteria, there are a bunch of em. Glocks, not a big fan, but I have one, Beretta, love mine, very accurate and reliable, CZ, Taurus 24/7, I have 2, both are accurate and also 100% reliable, XD & XDM I have one of each, both are solid pieces, very accurate, 100% reliable, S&W's, ect, ect, holly cow, the list goes on and on.
Your best option would be to either rent some, or go out and handle a bunch of them, then buy the one that scratches your itch, or maybe buy 2 used one's that keep you close to the $600 budget.
The nice thing about AL's, is that even the decent one's aren't terribly expensive, and there are a lot of them to choose from.
If it were me with that budget, my first choice would be the XDM. I just put about 500 rounds of my full tilt JHP Longshot reloads through mine last weekend. I had trouble putting it down, it just shoots so comfortably and accurately in my old small hands. It feels very refined, that same feeling you get when shooting a super clean S&W revolver.
GS
Your best option would be to either rent some, or go out and handle a bunch of them, then buy the one that scratches your itch, or maybe buy 2 used one's that keep you close to the $600 budget.
The nice thing about AL's, is that even the decent one's aren't terribly expensive, and there are a lot of them to choose from.
If it were me with that budget, my first choice would be the XDM. I just put about 500 rounds of my full tilt JHP Longshot reloads through mine last weekend. I had trouble putting it down, it just shoots so comfortably and accurately in my old small hands. It feels very refined, that same feeling you get when shooting a super clean S&W revolver.
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