SIG, S&W, other?

[slicksleeve]

I say go for the Sig 239. I love those things and plan to own one someday. The problem is, every time I get a little money saved up, I find some old Smith and Wesson revolver that needs a home really bad. (I'm a sucker for a homeless pet, excuse me, homeless revolver.)

 

[rellascout]

If you can find one the FNP-9m is a hell of a gun for under $400

Technical Data
FNP9-M DA/SA
• Caliber 9x19mm NATO
• Trigger mechanism DA/SA with decocking lever
• Trigger pull DA : 4.5 to 5.0 kg SA : 1.8 to 2.3 kg
• Trigger travel DA : 12mm SA 4.0mm
• Weight w. empty mag 709 g (2.0 lb)
• Weight fully loaded 885 g (2.0 lb)
• Magazine capacity 15 rounds
• Overall length 180 mm
• Height 130 mm
• Width 34 mm
• Barrel length 101.6 mm
• Safeties Firing pin safety / Locking safety/Manual safety (SA only)
• Options Magazine diconnect - upwards manual safety (DA/SA) lanyard-ring - holsters (duty, concealed, tactical,...)
• Accessory rail
MIL-STD 1913 (Picatinny)
• Fixed sights : standard optional 3-dot white tritium night sights

 

[Armedleprechaun]

I think you're limiting yourself a bit too much. I would also consider something like a Glock 26. However, if you don't feel safe carrying a Glock I would give the XD 9 subcompact a look. The XD has a grip safety along with a trigger safety similar to Glock. Both the XD and Glock are extremely reliable. They also offer conceal-ability along with higher round capacity. Hope this helps, good luck!

 

[JWF III]

Just wanted to give it a bump to hear from anybody else that hasn't weighed in.

I'll let it die after this one bump.

The problem is, every time I get a little money saved up, I find some old Smith and Wesson revolver that needs a home really bad.

My problem exactly.:banghead:

Thanks, Wyman

 

[wow6599]

M&P 45 fs or M&P 357 sig FS

Single stack 9mms......