briansp82593
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thanks for the help u just made my next purchase
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briansp82593
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thanks for the help u just made my next purchase
tydephan
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Brian,
The best piece of advice I can give you is do your best to try before you buy. If you have a range that rents, try out all you can.
Some people do not like the DA/SA trigger on the Sigs. I'm not sure how familiar you are with the different trigger types, but the DA/SA trigger means that the first pull of the trigger is very long (unless the hammer is manually cocked - not recommended). Once the round has left the chamber, the action of the slide cycling automatically cocks the hammer for the next shot, which leaves the shooter with a much, much shorter trigger pull on the follow up shots.
Some people prefer the constant trigger pull of the striker-fired weapons over the DA/SA triggers. Thus the guidance to try before you buy. You may find that you are much more accurate with one style of trigger than another.
All of the options that you have listed are good ones.
Good luck with your purchase.
The best piece of advice I can give you is do your best to try before you buy. If you have a range that rents, try out all you can.
Some people do not like the DA/SA trigger on the Sigs. I'm not sure how familiar you are with the different trigger types, but the DA/SA trigger means that the first pull of the trigger is very long (unless the hammer is manually cocked - not recommended). Once the round has left the chamber, the action of the slide cycling automatically cocks the hammer for the next shot, which leaves the shooter with a much, much shorter trigger pull on the follow up shots.
Some people prefer the constant trigger pull of the striker-fired weapons over the DA/SA triggers. Thus the guidance to try before you buy. You may find that you are much more accurate with one style of trigger than another.
All of the options that you have listed are good ones.
Good luck with your purchase.
usp_fan
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I agree, got to get the one that fits. Some other's for your list: H&K usp compact and H&K P2000. Should be able to get either for well inside your price range from CDNN.
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hrgrisso
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BRIAN: WARNING
BRIAN (and anyone else falling for those sexy pics of the sigpro)
WARNING:
These pistols are highly addictive. My first gun that I bought from a shop was a SigPro 2340 in .40 S&W. Since then I've gone out and bought several more sigs. They are truly addictive and make you want to carry/own more of them.
Just something everyone should know..
If your considering other Poly guns consider the Berretta Px4. I have one in 9mm and I really like it. I've shot the Walther P99 and I haven't bought one yet, the same with the H&K USPC but not because I don't want to but because I keep buying SIGS!
ARG!!! I've fallen into their Euro Suaveness and Can't get out! BE WARNED!!
BRIAN (and anyone else falling for those sexy pics of the sigpro)
WARNING:
These pistols are highly addictive. My first gun that I bought from a shop was a SigPro 2340 in .40 S&W. Since then I've gone out and bought several more sigs. They are truly addictive and make you want to carry/own more of them.
Just something everyone should know..
If your considering other Poly guns consider the Berretta Px4. I have one in 9mm and I really like it. I've shot the Walther P99 and I haven't bought one yet, the same with the H&K USPC but not because I don't want to but because I keep buying SIGS!
ARG!!! I've fallen into their Euro Suaveness and Can't get out! BE WARNED!!
If you like the grip angle and trigger of the Glocks they`re great guns,really can`t go wrong. If you like a DA/SA trigger the SigPro and Beretta PX4 are obvious choices. If you like striker fired guns but don`t like the grip angle of the Glock,the plastic sights etc. an XD of M&P is a great choice. The M&P had a few minor issues when they were first released which S&W quickly fixed. All the M&Ps currently shipping are Rev.N and fully updated. I recently bought on in 40 and I haven`t been this impressed with a new handgun in a long time. In fact I`m carrying it as I type this. 
Marcus
MarcusAutolycus
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Get yourself an HK USP or USPc. If your lucky you can find a good deal on a P2000 as well.
tbreed725
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have you shot or held any of the guns mentioned maybe you should try shooting them and seeing which one you like before you buy
briansp82593
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ok no daos execpt a p99... i would like a sa/da with a decocker... i really like the sig pro but then there is the p2000 and the p99
briansp82593
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well ive decided to wait on getting a new gun im having some car trouble and i think this time its gonna cost me
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