I made a promise to myself almost a year ago that if I quit smoking for one year I could buy any gun I wanted. I would like to get a compact 9mm for CCW and I have been lusting after either a FNP-9M or a CZ 75 PCR. I could use either gun for IDPA SSP. I already carry a lightly customized FEG PJK-9HP that I love. It's a sweet shooter and I may shoot ESP with it. I guess my normal criteria for a weapon is:
1. Reliable. It must go bang everytime.
2. Accurate. I'm a stickler for accuracy. Combat accurate to me means that it sucks at anything past a stones throw. I shoot my FEG into six inches easily at 50yards. Trust my, it's really good at close range and that's what I like.
3. Comfortable. Both guns fit my hand well but the PCR gets the edge for having a really small grip. The FN on the other hand has a nice grip and a SWEET trigger.
4. Pointability. I think the FN and CZ seem about equal on this one too.
5. Support. Both factory and aftermarket. I hate businesses with poor customer service and I know very little about either of these companies. What about aftermarket sights, mags, holsters, etc....
I would love to know your opinions if you have tried both or either of the weapons. Thanks.
1. Reliable. It must go bang everytime.
2. Accurate. I'm a stickler for accuracy. Combat accurate to me means that it sucks at anything past a stones throw. I shoot my FEG into six inches easily at 50yards. Trust my, it's really good at close range and that's what I like.
3. Comfortable. Both guns fit my hand well but the PCR gets the edge for having a really small grip. The FN on the other hand has a nice grip and a SWEET trigger.
4. Pointability. I think the FN and CZ seem about equal on this one too.
5. Support. Both factory and aftermarket. I hate businesses with poor customer service and I know very little about either of these companies. What about aftermarket sights, mags, holsters, etc....
I would love to know your opinions if you have tried both or either of the weapons. Thanks.