Which 9mm would you buy if...

[Zgreen1]

You could buy just one? I'm thinking about getting one and the bugdet says only one and only one for a long time. I want it to be full size and high quality first. And look nice secondly. Which is why I'm torn, a lot of people swear by the g17-g19 buy they arnt much to look at. It will be used as range and home protection. I'm not familiar with any of the sig line of guns. Or hk or even cz are they higher quality than glock or springfield ?

 

[Zgreen1]

It also going to be my first semi pistol. So ease of usability might be a factor.

 

[stocks52]

Check out the CZ 75BD. I am saving for one as we speak.

 

[Hopper]

I already have the one I would get - a CZ P-01. It's a scalpel at the range, carries nicely, and can do anything I need it to do. And, being an all-metal gun, it absorbs recoil nicely. With a little bit of care, it will easily be passed down to my son when the time comes.

 

[OutdoorDad]

SIG 226.

 

[Bigtanker]

You almost can't go wrong with any of the big name manufacturers. Glock, S&W, Springfield, Sig, Ruger, CZ and I'm sure I forgot a few. Buy the one you shoot best.

 

[Expat]

If I could only have one and it wasn't going to be carried it would be a Sig P226.

 

[gstanley102]

Browing Hi Power.

 

[Zgreen1]

I guess my follow question is which gun shop on the west-south side of Indy or terre haute would have the best staff as far as being patient with questions and letting me hold multiple guns? I think I know the answer though( bradis always comes up)

 

[BehindBlueI's]

P226, although my only 9mm is a P229.

 

[spencer rifle]

Ruger P94 - old school, but inexpensive, utterly reliable, and will last forever.

 

[BehindBlueI's]

I guess my follow question is which gun shop on the west-south side of Indy or terre haute would have the best staff as far as being patient with questions and letting me hold multiple guns? I think I know the answer though( bradis always comes up)

Beech Grove is on the east side but just off the interstate, and has a very good selection.

 

[Zgreen1]

Beech Grove is on the east side but just off the interstate, and has a very good selection.

would they be friendly to a newbie who wants to play 20 questions and hold 3-4 different guns?

 

[pudly]

I guess my follow question is which gun shop on the west-south side of Indy or terre haute would have the best staff as far as being patient with questions and letting me hold multiple guns? I think I know the answer though( bradis always comes up)

You are in a great location for good gun shops. Beech Grove Firearms, Plainfield Shooting Supply, Indy Trading Post, and Bradis are all excellent shops within driving range.

You almost can't go wrong with any of the big name manufacturers. Glock, S&W, Springfield, Sig, Ruger, CZ and I'm sure I forgot a few. Buy the one you shoot best.

This. All of these manufacturers make high quality full sized 9mms that meet your requirements. You'll want to handle and test shoot them to figure out which is best for you.

 

[bmbutch]

HK VP9, I have never bought 2 of the exact same gun, until the VP9, it has become my goto firearm. I love everything about it, with exception of mag availability & cost.

 

[BiscuitNaBasket]

I guess my follow question is which gun shop on the west-south side of Indy or terre haute would have the best staff as far as being patient with questions and letting me hold multiple guns? I think I know the answer though( bradis always comes up)

US Defense Solutions all the way. They're on US37 & County Line Rd. Any of the guys in there would answer your questions and educate you about the guns.

 

[patience0830]

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Only one for a long time? CZ85 Combat.

 

[EricG]

Aww man...
1. HK VP9
2. Sig P226
3. CZ PO7 Duty

Not in that particular order...

 

[BehindBlueI's]

would they be friendly to a newbie who wants to play 20 questions and hold 3-4 different guns?

I've fondled more than that and they've never thrown me out.

 

[Tomahawkman]

like mentioned above if your not going to carry it a Sig 226. love mine. Maybe an M&P 9? not a sig but its a little nicer lookin than a glock.