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08-13-2012, 06:44 AM
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Next purchase.
I have two pistols under my belt. A .45 1911, and a 9mm Px4. My plan is to have a gun in every caliber. My next one will be a .40 cal for a conceal carry. Looking at an FNX-40 or a CZ P-07. But my fiancé won't let me get one till after we're married. So I have ten months to save up and make my decision. Since new guns are constantly coming out, my mind is likely to change. Just want to get some opinions from everyone on different guns. Some I may not have looked at or even thought of.
Any experiences good and bad will be much appreciated. Please let me know.
PS. Pictures would be good to. I like to combine quality with looks.
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08-13-2012, 07:33 AM
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My next gun will probably be a G22 followed by a S&W M&P or a revolver. Just bc of how simple they are to convert. Along with that I plan to get 9mm,.357sig,.22lr conversion for it. My op glocks are ok but not really my first choice. I just can't ignore how easy it is to convert. 4 guns in 1 how can you not love that. I have however fell in love with the XD's. Just got my xd45 about a month ago and wont give it up fore the world.I do need to throw in a AK at some point.
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08-13-2012, 02:21 PM
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My first pistol was a Bersa .40 & I have become a Bersa fan because of it. I don't think you can beat them in reliability, feel & balance. Their finish is not the best, but that's why I'm not concerned about them showing holster wear. My wife & I have Bersas in .22LR, .32ACP, .380, 9mm, .40S&W & .45ACP, including their new BP9CC striker fired polymer pistol, but I prefer the DA/SA platform.
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08-13-2012, 02:36 PM
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Sig, you can't go wrong with a Sig!
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SIG 1911 .45 ACP
SIG P229R E2 SRT 9mm
Beretta BU9 Nano 9mm
Beretta 84FS .380 ACP
PWS (Primary Weapons Systems) MK114 5.56 NATO
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08-13-2012, 04:16 PM
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I like to take a few days and go to all of the LGS, fondle er handle as many as I like and then do some research on said choices. This is how I found the wife's and daughters pistols as they were with me. Window shopping is fine as long as guns are involved, this is also how I found my next gun to purchase. The Colt Commander Wiley Clapp, I almost didn't put it back down and I surely didn't have the cash to buy it at that time.
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08-16-2012, 07:27 PM
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SIG Saur P226.
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08-16-2012, 07:28 PM
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Either some reloading equipment or a single six if i get lucky and find a used one.
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08-17-2012, 03:15 AM
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P-06 or P-07 would be great. Both very nice!
By the way, I love the plan of "one in every caliber". I thought about that. The problem becomes "Ok, mow it's time for .38 super, .44 Super, 9.25 Dillon, .22 TCM, etc." It's an admirable goal. One I appreciate but my wife despises...  
Last edited by B5Dan; 08-17-2012 at 03:17 AM.
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08-17-2012, 03:39 AM
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Originally Posted by B5Dan
P-06 or P-07 would be great. Both very nice!
By the way, I love the plan of "one in every caliber". I thought about that. The problem becomes "Ok, mow it's time for .38 super, .44 Super, 9.25 Dillon, .22 TCM, etc." It's an admirable goal. One I appreciate but my wife despises... |
Haha yeah my fiancé is the same way. Absolutely hates guns... I've looked at the P-07 a few days ago. Didn't really like it, I thought it was to bulky. I'm still interested in looking at the P-06 though. Today I looked at a M&P 40 compact. I liked it a lot. I was also looking at the Glock 27, but I found the handle to short. The M&P 40 compact with the pinky grip on the mag definitely makes me lean more towards it. Plus I think it looks better
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08-17-2012, 03:49 AM
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The P-07 is weird feeling. It's got a sweet trigger. A pawn shop bear me has a P-01 for sale for $430, and it feels awesome. Same thing as the P-06. I not care for Glock pistols at all...
I'm lucky. My wife loves guns, just not paying for them lol! I guess it doesn't help that I ALWAYS have money going into one. I'm going to get that SAR ST10 next. Mostly Sig/H&K clone, but it's in 9mm. I have .380, 9mm, .40S&W, .45 ACP, 10mm (the Boss! Lol), and Tokarev-chambered pistols. 10mm is the ruler, but I enjoy the 9mm. A complaint I had with the .40 was that with my bigger hands it felt crappy to shoot in compact or sub-compact pistols. So if you are going to get a smaller pistol in .40, you might consider trying it first... YMMV
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