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From: DM on 1 Dec 2009 17:51 Arie Bresser wrote: > Tom wrote... >> >> have you tried the SA xd xdm series? >> wow a really nice pistol and IMO the only so far that can compete with >> the glocks (at least for smooth shooting and fit) > > I do not like the way that Glocks feel. > I do however like my XD40 and would > like to get an XD45. I've never liked the feel of a Glock. My wife's got an XD40 sub-compact, very comfortable and easy to shoot although not as accurate as I'd like due to the very short barrel. I've got a CZ-75B in .40 that shoots very well after I changed all the springs. Love the way that one feels. Picked up a SW1911 last year that shoots well but isn't as comfortable as my CZ. -- Fins BS#221 AH#135 2007 FLHTCU Confuse a liberal. Use facts and logic.
From: Arie Bresser on 1 Dec 2009 20:21 Tom wrote... > > , the XD's point more like the 1911 in my hand, have you done a full > trigger job on one yet? M U C H better! taking out the over travel > was the best part of it!, and a much shorter reset, pull and at about > 3.5 lbs I haven't messed with mine at all. And it does shoot more like a 1911, that is one of the reasons I like it.
From: Arie Bresser on 1 Dec 2009 20:30 "DM" wrote... > > I've never liked the feel of a Glock. My wife's got an XD40 sub-compact, > very comfortable and easy to shoot although not as accurate as I'd like > due to the very short barrel. I've got a CZ-75B in .40 that shoots very > well after I changed all the springs. Love the way that one feels. I've heard many good things about the CZ-75. Specifically about the SP-01. > Picked up a SW1911 last year that shoots well but isn't as comfortable as > my CZ. Well, the 1911 isn't for everybody. I'm lucky that they work well for me. Even the Para Ordnance P14-45 fit my hand well. But it is now somebody else's. But I have had a few different models and they have all worked for me.
From: Arie Bresser on 1 Dec 2009 20:34 "Aitch" wrote... > > Ah, I know of a shop near Greensburg that has an indoor range. > Think I might have to pop down there next trip. If you ever make it down to Florida on one of your trips over here, I'll take you to the range and let you shoot my Sig Sauer P220. And my Kimber and my Springfield and my Rugers and...
From: Dean on 2 Dec 2009 12:30
"Aitch" wrote: >AH#104 wrote:- >> Hoppy sed: >>>Thanks for the review Len. >>>The 250 looked like an interesting >>>concept, but hadn't heard any first hand reports. >>>Sigs are a little too rich for my blood though. ;-) >> >> They are not cheap, but are American made! >> Also, I got what I thought was about the best price I was gonna get >> (without buying at a gun show or auction online and then having to pay FFL >> fees) $575 and no sales tax. The extra 40 caliber was $275 (which the >> dealer said was just about his cost). I don't know enough about the costs >> to really know, other than the best price I could find was $525 for an >> online auction. Would have been the same price as the dealer after all >> the rig-a-ma-role of getting it in my hand. Also, I have a pretty good >> dealer here in SC and I would rather give him the business. >> >> But if ya ever come East, it's here for you to give it a try. > >Sadly, thanks to the gun laws in this country, all I can do is sit and >dribble over the keyboard while looking at the Sig website. Nice pistols. Next trip buy a one way ticket. If my gran hadn't caught a boat out of Southampton I might have been riding the Swansea hills today instead of the lower 48. <g> > >Ah, I know of a shop near Greensburg that has an indoor range. Think I >might have to pop down there next trip. > >Cheers > >Aitch Dean EKIII '06FLHR |