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Wanting a new 9mm
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I don't know if the sale is still going on but you could pick one up from Bradis for $399.00 I believe was the recent sale price.
The one I picked up from Bradis also came with 5 mags.
A Sig Sauer SP2022 is a compact sized double stack with a true DA/SA trigger that is as smooth as any I have used.
For a striker type, the XDM 3.8 also fits the bill.
Another Sig that will fit your budget is the compact P250, a DA trigger that is very accurate as well.
For a striker type, the XDM 3.8 also fits the bill.
Another Sig that will fit your budget is the compact P250, a DA trigger that is very accurate as well.
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pocketpistolpete
Plinker
M&P 9 for the price and quality right now
Check out Midwest in Mishawaka. Their current ad has several good brands in 9mm under $500. Just check it out. Brand new under $500.
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CZ-75??
I haven't seen it mentioned yet, but you would be hard pressed to buy a better gun than a CZ-75.
They can be had NIB in the higher range of your price point. Check a few of them out before you buy--I think you will LIKE...Bill.
I haven't seen it mentioned yet, but you would be hard pressed to buy a better gun than a CZ-75.
They can be had NIB in the higher range of your price point. Check a few of them out before you buy--I think you will LIKE...Bill.
I would recommend you look at a Bersa. You can get a Bersa Ultra compact 9mm for around $400. They are double stack, 13+1, and all metal.
I would put it up against any other gun in the price range and even higher.
They are ultra reliable and great shooters.
Thanks
I would put it up against any other gun in the price range and even higher.
They are ultra reliable and great shooters.
Thanks
+1 for the CZ, the 75 compact would be closer to the size you're looking for I think though. I have a S&W M&P and two CZ75 compacts, I like the CZs better. I was shooting one of them today, shooting off hand had no trouble hitting some sporting clays I had set out on the 25 yard berm. One of my CZs is factory stock, the other I converted to single action only.
P95 reliability
I had a P95 for years and never had a problem with it. (I got it when they first came out and sold it a few years ago to my regret) As far a 9mm pistols go, it is a tank ... large and almost unstoppable.
Back when it came out, I thought I remember one of the gun mags had a big article on how amazingly well it did in some extended torture tests, but I cannot find a link to the article now. (I did find this 2005 GunWeek.com article, however)
The only real downside I remember was that I was never as accurate with it as I was a Glock, 1911, or even a S&W 640.
I had a P95 for years and never had a problem with it. (I got it when they first came out and sold it a few years ago to my regret) As far a 9mm pistols go, it is a tank ... large and almost unstoppable.
Back when it came out, I thought I remember one of the gun mags had a big article on how amazingly well it did in some extended torture tests, but I cannot find a link to the article now. (I did find this 2005 GunWeek.com article, however)
The only real downside I remember was that I was never as accurate with it as I was a Glock, 1911, or even a S&W 640.
