I have narrowed down my 'handgun search' to these:
1. H&K USP .45
2. Taurus 24/7 Pro .45
3. Walther P99 (no .45 available, so .40S&W)
4. Ruger P345
5. Taurus PT-101
6. Taurus PT1911 .45
It makes no difference if it is Polymer or Steel. I do not, however, want an aluminum gun or aluminum frame and steel slide.
My main concerns are:
1. Ambidexterity. I have to shoot left handed as I am left-eye dominant.
2. Reliability. I want to be able to disassemble it somewhat easily.
3. Warranty. I know Taurus has lifetime, but I hear they are a pain to deal with. Not sure about the others mentioned.
4. Price. Price I would like to stay $300 to $600 roughly, no more than $750 if it is a GREAT gun.
5. Accuracy. This gun will be kept in my vehicle and used when I go hunting/camping.
6. Accessories. Perhaps the ability to put a flashlight on it, as I will be keeping it on me when I go camping and it is much easier to have the flashlight on the gun when having to make a nightly run to the privy.
I think that about sums it up.. With my lack of sleep today, I'm sure I left out a gun or two and I left my list at home =\
Also, if anyone has any real good suggestions then I'd be more than happy to hear them.
Thanks in advance.
1. H&K USP .45
2. Taurus 24/7 Pro .45
3. Walther P99 (no .45 available, so .40S&W)
4. Ruger P345
5. Taurus PT-101
6. Taurus PT1911 .45
It makes no difference if it is Polymer or Steel. I do not, however, want an aluminum gun or aluminum frame and steel slide.
My main concerns are:
1. Ambidexterity. I have to shoot left handed as I am left-eye dominant.
2. Reliability. I want to be able to disassemble it somewhat easily.
3. Warranty. I know Taurus has lifetime, but I hear they are a pain to deal with. Not sure about the others mentioned.
4. Price. Price I would like to stay $300 to $600 roughly, no more than $750 if it is a GREAT gun.
5. Accuracy. This gun will be kept in my vehicle and used when I go hunting/camping.
6. Accessories. Perhaps the ability to put a flashlight on it, as I will be keeping it on me when I go camping and it is much easier to have the flashlight on the gun when having to make a nightly run to the privy.
I think that about sums it up.. With my lack of sleep today, I'm sure I left out a gun or two and I left my list at home =\
Also, if anyone has any real good suggestions then I'd be more than happy to hear them.
Thanks in advance.