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Glock 17 for HD/range
Glock 43 for ccw. Come tomorrow when I get my CZ P10c - maybe that once I get a case of ammo through it this weekend or next weekend. |
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https://fnamerica.com/products/pistols/fns-9/
and the new FN which I haven't shot yet: https://fnamerica.com/products/pistols/fn-509/ Why? I don't know really, I just love FN! |
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You don't need a different gun, you need a good holster. View Quote |
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This is clearly not about the gun; it's about how you carry it. Start there.
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What's better than a Glock? Lot's of things: SIG, HK, FN.... Most customers like/ask for Glocks because that's the only gun they know or have heard of. When you start explaining the features and benefits of other firearms, it opens up a whole new world of gun choices. View Quote |
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SIG P229.
I shot them side by side with the same ammo and both were close. The glock had a lot snappier of a recoil cycle. Even the tool who owned the Glock looked disappointed in it. |
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I'm currently trying to figure out weather to get a G19,VP9 or Sig P320 for carry.
I would agree on getting a quality holster and a nice rigid belt. A lot of guys like Magpul belts. I have a Beltman belt that I really enjoy. It's stayed quite stiff and I've been wearing it daily for a year now. |
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Sig P229 is the answer to everything. View Quote If i could only have one gun, it would be a P229. Glocks are the Honda Civic of the gun world. Gets the job done okay, but so many better options. Additionally check this Sig P320 compact , CZ PCR or P-01, and the Walther PPQ gen 2. All superior to the Glock. |
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Especially in the "9mm that recoils like a .40" department. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Walther PPQ does everything a G19 does, only better. You must have very feminine wrists |
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Really this. If i could only have one gun, it would be a P229. Glocks are the Honda Civic of the gun world. Gets the job done okay, but so many better options. Additionally check this Sig P320 compact , CZ PCR or P-01, and the Walther PPQ gen 2. All superior to the Glock. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Sig P229 is the answer to everything. If i could only have one gun, it would be a P229. Glocks are the Honda Civic of the gun world. Gets the job done okay, but so many better options. Additionally check this Sig P320 compact , CZ PCR or P-01, and the Walther PPQ gen 2. All superior to the Glock. |
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Been a dedicated Glock guy for a while, but I just flopped down into my chair and the G19 dug into my hip. For a few seconds I thought, "Damn this thing, I really need to find something better". What would it be? https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/117892/84532.JPG View Quote If you had a real holster you wouldn't have a black glob of belly button lint behind the trigger. Seriously, you'll have a hard time finding something better than a 19. The new Beretta APX or the FN 509 may be at least equal. I've only handled both at NRAAM. They look promising. |
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Been a dedicated Glock guy for a while, but I just flopped down into my chair and the G19 dug into my hip. For a few seconds I thought, "Damn this thing, I really need to find something better". What would it be? https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/117892/84532.JPG View Quote glock 26 for concealed, glock 17 for not concealed. |
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I love my 19, but the Shield is much more comfortable to carry concealed. If you want even more comfort, a Taurus 85 CIA is great. The 85 does offer only 5 shots, but you can shoot through your jacket pocket if necessary.
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and the new FN which I haven't shot yet: https://fnamerica.com/products/pistols/fn-509/ http://truthaboutguns-zippykid.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/FN-509-right-side-courtesy-thetruthaboutguns.com_-600x472.jpg Why? I don't know really, I just love FN! View Quote |
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What? not even true. You must have very feminine wrists View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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I'm perfectly happy with my gen4 G19 carry gun but if I were in the market today, I'd really look at other options. Given my like and ownership of Sigs, likely I'd start/end my search with a 320 Carry but would look closely at the VP9, CZP10 and M&P 2.0 guns. IMO Glocka are no longer the best polymer, stricken fired gun on the market.
Again, I have no reason to switch out but if I were to do so, I highly doubt I'd end up with another G19. |
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SIG P229. I shot them side by side with the same ammo and both were close. The glock had a lot snappier of a recoil cycle. Even the tool who owned the Glock looked disappointed in it. View Quote |
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I've been using a clip draw for going on 11 years. Everyday. Without the silly trigger block. Am I going to die? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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If you like the 19, get a 43 for carry - thats what it was designed for. If you're use to the 19 it'll be familiar as well.
Just my $.02 |
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I dropped by some shoe stores to ask about boots and belt and 2 said mold is impossible to get out and the 3rd said throw them in the washing machine. Anyone have better ideas? I stored my holsters in a plastic bin with some belts but the lid cracked and somehow moisture got in the garage View Quote |
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I've been using a clip draw for going on 11 years. Everyday. Without the silly trigger block. Am I going to die? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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