What modern carry optic wiz bang pistol would you pick up today. Few hours left to decide (Page 3 of 3)
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Originally Posted By BB: Just get the M9A4; you know thats what is gonna scratch that itch. https://cdn-fastly.thefirearmblog.com/media/2024/05/19/14746384/potd-setting-up-a-new-beretta-m9a4-rdo.jpg?size=720x845&nocrop=1 Originally Posted By BB: Originally Posted By chase45: Kind of tempting I just wonder if Id be able to find a holster for it Then again it maybe kind of tough finding a holster for the M9A4 all rigged out too I moved my glocks today so I have the funding to make something happen now Thinking pretty hard about that M9A4. Looked at it again today I have a 92FS so it would be neat with stocking mags Just get the M9A4; you know thats what is gonna scratch that itch. https://cdn-fastly.thefirearmblog.com/media/2024/05/19/14746384/potd-setting-up-a-new-beretta-m9a4-rdo.jpg?size=720x845&nocrop=1 Having owned a plain jane 92FS for quite a while I don't see why an M9 is anyone's choice over a 92xi or one of the other SAO variants. |
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Originally Posted By 03RN: Or how about one of these? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/433221/1000005747_webp-3832248.JPG I would love to see how long that light remains functional on that gun. Or even remains attached |
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PSA is selling the CZ P10 competition optic ready pistol for $550. CZ goodness for $550 |
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You guys get a few more hours to sway me off the M9A4 Because otherwise Im gunna end up with somethign like this Maybe skip the mag well and comp. But maybe not skip the comp too Who knows. Brave new Space Blaster world out there for me to explore Theres a 250 dollar rebate on them that Ill use to snag more mags and higher sights to do the below 
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Originally Posted By StevenH: Overrated guns. Chonky slide, not at all soft shooting, no over insertion stop for extended mags, plastic adjustable sights. Nice trigger though. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/128204/IMG_9388_jpeg-3831859.JPG I’ll probably sell mine I recently Demod the full size and the compact. Both with there performance trigger both with Magwells and Acros. The compact was a far better shooting experience. I believe as a result of the magwell and short grip locking the gun in the hand. The full size slid around a lot just not a lot of traction. |
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Originally Posted By Gunnie357: I recently Demod the full size and the compact. Both with there performance trigger both with Magwells and Acros. The compact was a far better shooting experience. I believe as a result of the magwell and short grip locking the gun in the hand. The full size slid around a lot just not a lot of traction. |
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Are you bored with Polymer? M&P9C Aluminum Frame Attached File |
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Originally Posted By NVCapCop: Are you bored with Polymer? M&P9C Aluminum Frame https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/130695/IMG_1492_jpeg-3832693.JPG Putting an aluminum frame on a lightweight polymer pistol is not an upgrade. A heavier steel frame can reduce felt recoil by increasing mass. Aluminum is more rigid, without mass and is the worst of both worlds |
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Originally Posted By dogtired: PSA is selling the CZ P10 competition optic ready pistol for $550. CZ goodness for $550 |
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Originally Posted By cj3waker: Putting an aluminum frame on a lightweight polymer pistol is not an upgrade. A heavier steel frame can reduce felt recoil by increasing mass. Aluminum is more rigid, without mass and is the worst of both worlds Originally Posted By cj3waker: Originally Posted By NVCapCop: Are you bored with Polymer? M&P9C Aluminum Frame https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/130695/IMG_1492_jpeg-3832693.JPG Putting an aluminum frame on a lightweight polymer pistol is not an upgrade. A heavier steel frame can reduce felt recoil by increasing mass. Aluminum is more rigid, without mass and is the worst of both worlds What magical AL do you know of with no mass? If a polymer frame weighs 10oz and steel weighs 30oz. Typically AL splits the difference and makes for a good all around frame. |
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