best poly 9mm

[spencer rifle]

Ruger P95DC. Built like a tank, eats anything, always ready, easy to work on, up to 19 round capacity (with RamLine 18 round mags), accurate enough, frighteningly reliable.

 

[pokersamurai]

IMO the best 9mm polymer gun is the Beretta PX4 Storm.

 

[Mike.B]

Anyone have any experience with one of these

I have the FNS, striker fired version. I really like it and plan on keeping it permanently.

 

[gunman41mag]

H & K USP

 

[Interloper]

SIG SP2022

Love mine! +1 Sig SP2022

 

[voodoo304]

Walther PPQ hands down. Pick one up, fondle it, shoot it and you will understand.

 

[kwatters]

Glock...yes if you have big hands/and or don't mind 2x4 like grips.



And crappy plastic default sights.

I guess you haven't picked up a Gen4? And who by chance ever sticks with the factory sights? To each his own.
There is another Glock bashing thread going on, you better jump in.
https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/handguns/235008-attention_glock_owners.html

 

[joshualee49]

FNP-9

Anyone have any experience with one of these

Awesome guns. As mentioned, very under appreciated. I had a bi tone for several months. They are nice, balanced, hammer fired polymer pistols. Shipped with 3 mags! (two hi-cap and one standard). Very nice single action trigger. Very reliable with all types of ammo. I highly recommend them. McDonald's Guns in Marion has my old FNP-9 pistol for sale - I want to say it's around 400....

 

[TAT7]

HKp30 V3

 

[tatic05]

The one that fits your hands the one that you shoot great and the one you feel most comfortable with.

 

[breas1]

Smith and Wesson M&P. I love mine great gun.

 

[WebHobbit]

I guess you haven't picked up a Gen4? And who by chance ever sticks with the factory sights? To each his own.
There is another Glock bashing thread going on, you better jump in.
https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/handguns/235008-attention_glock_owners.html

Yes I have. I just put 100 rounds through a G19 4th gen the other day. It's a BIG improvement but still 2x4 like compared to an XDm. The problem is the odd square thickness right where the web of your hand goes. The XDm (and M&P for that matter) curves inward right in that spot which really helps a small handed shooter.

 

[7.62]

A Glock.



Save yourself the trouble and just get the Glock.

G19...I trust my life with it 100%. I own a lot of handguns and if I had to only keep one this would be it.

 

[10-32]

The one that fits your hands the one that you shoot great and the one you feel most comfortable with.

This....

The Walther P99. A quality gun and If it doesn't fit your hand, you can make it fit!

 

[Mglii]

+1 for the beretta storm

 

[kwatters]

Yes I have. I just put 100 rounds through a G19 4th gen the other day. It's a BIG improvement but still 2x4 like compared to an XDm. The problem is the odd square thickness right where the web of your hand goes. The XDm (and M&P for that matter) curves inward right in that spot which really helps a small handed shooter.

That's cool, like I said, to each his own. I am by no means a Glock Fan boy but I do own several, all Gen 4's.

 

[Alricon]

My vote goes to the PPQ.

 

[DustyDawg48]

Unfortunately there is no 'Best Polymer Gun' out there. Buy what you like and like what you buy and you'll have what is best. Find what is best for you when you take in the appropriate factors like reliability, availability of accessories like holsters and extra magazines and what you like to shoot. You can have 'one of the best' pistols out there like an M&P or Glock or whatever else, but you if hate to shoot it, then it's doing you no good to own it.

 

[Birds Away]

You might look into the CZ 75 P07. One of the most accurate guns I have ever fired.

 

[Bushwookie]

Love mine! +1 Sig SP2022

+3 great pistol