I recently switched my carry gun too. I had a CZ P07 Duty, then went back to a compact .45. I began to miss my high-cap 9mm and a more shootable pistol that
was still easily concealed. After lots of deliberation, I purchased an FNP-9. I prefer a SA auto. The FNP-9 can be carried cocked and locked, or as a DA auto like a SIG 226. After a couple hundred rounds, I give the FNP-9 high marks. It is accurate, reliable, and a versatile design. I like the modular grip, which I choose the flat panel insert. It gave me a shorter length of draw for DA shooting. The FNP-9 gives me an accurate and reliable pistol, with high capacity in 9mm. It is dimensionally a fairly compact pistol compared to some other 9mm servise pistols. It comes with 3 stainless steel mags also. The only thing I don't care much for, is the tendancy for the mags to stick and not drop free when empty. I suspect that will improve after firing more rounds through it. Give it some consideration. I intend to stick with my FNP-9 as my go to CCW pistol for a long time. Good luck!
was still easily concealed. After lots of deliberation, I purchased an FNP-9. I prefer a SA auto. The FNP-9 can be carried cocked and locked, or as a DA auto like a SIG 226. After a couple hundred rounds, I give the FNP-9 high marks. It is accurate, reliable, and a versatile design. I like the modular grip, which I choose the flat panel insert. It gave me a shorter length of draw for DA shooting. The FNP-9 gives me an accurate and reliable pistol, with high capacity in 9mm. It is dimensionally a fairly compact pistol compared to some other 9mm servise pistols. It comes with 3 stainless steel mags also. The only thing I don't care much for, is the tendancy for the mags to stick and not drop free when empty. I suspect that will improve after firing more rounds through it. Give it some consideration. I intend to stick with my FNP-9 as my go to CCW pistol for a long time. Good luck!
