Ugh, wanting to pull the trigger.

[armedindy]

looks cool man...i want one....then again i dont think a gun exists that i do not want

 

[BrewerGeorge]

IMO, there aren't may pistols that are as easy to fire accurately. I've seen at least 4 people pick one up as the first pistol they've ever fired and be able to shoot it competently by the end of the first range session.

That said, they're as big as a hockey stick.

 

[Stschil]

I was active duty when uncle Sammy switch over to them.

Believe me, I had man tears in my eyes when my 1911 went away and I had to carry that boat anchor!
Didn't like them then, and probably never will. But hey, that's what personal choice is all about.

 

[cluznar]

Ugh, wanting to pull the Trigger

Try a Stoeger Cougar 9mm for about $400 new... very nice shooting gun with low recoil, accurate and dependable.

 

[handgun]

They are very nice guns. Dont own that model. Joy to shoot. And just one sexy gun to look at!

 

[J_Wales]

Ive got a 92G that I use as a frequent carry.

Excellent gun.

 

[JonProphet]

I'm not a fan of the 9mm either. I have a 96 and love it. Not much recoil and the ammo isn't quite as cheap... but it feels like butter in my hand.

 

[mainjet]

Here's mine.

It is a sweet weapon. It shoots really nice. The gun is heavy and big but I like that for this gun. This gun for me is more of a range gun as I would never really carry it.

The grip of large also. I added the rubber grip and it made it even larger but I also like that.

 

[minx]

Went to my LGS, felt it up, and put it down. Picked up A CZ75 liked it, but held off. Picked up and put down a Glock 17. Had the cash on hand, but could not decide. Then I see a FNH 9mm, Yum. So many good choices.

The boat anchor comment rang loud. Still reading INGO daily and watching Youtube reviews. With only a .380 as a carry gun, I want a something for home defense, and OC.

With $ burning a hole in my pocket, it is a very hard decision.

Guns I do not want - Glock, XD's, Ruger, S&W Sigma, High-point , Sig - a bit pricey for me.

 

[duffman0286]

Italy or nothing for me the American models just arent as good... not saying there bad but not as good.... i wouldnt own one just because of the two worn out models that where issued to me in the marines i was lucky to get the weapon to empty a mag with out jamming.... both of mine had bad issues of slide drag and one had a extractor issue .... but those are worn out military models who know how many thousands of rounds have been through them i will say they are very tight grouping weapons but man i hate the sights on a m9 worthless in low light

 

[mainjet]

With $ burning a hole in my pocket, it is a very hard decision.

Guns I do not want - Glock, XD's, Ruger, S&W Sigma, High-point , Sig - a bit pricey for me.

Your passing up some great guns there. If you want a night stand gun then you may want to think about having a light rail on it. If your going to carry it then you might want to consider something lighter weight.

The Glocks, XD's and Rugers all have some good choices for plinking, carrying and using as a home defense weapon with the option to add a light.

 

[netsecurity]

If you have big hands, buy a 92fs, and you'll probably cherish it dorever. If you have small hands, think twice. It is an excellent target gun, but not good for concealed carry. Not having a rail and removable sights is odd for this day and age, but the 92a1 corrects that deficiency. My 92fs is the one gun I'd choose to take on a desert island.

 

[MikeDVB]

I don't really like the exposed barrel design myself but you can't really tell unless you're an enthusiast or staring .