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From: Dean on 2 Dec 2009 13:22 >>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 like to shoot the glock in glock matches, I do not like they way a >glock points > > >>I do however like my XD40 and would >>like to get an XD45. > >, 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'd tie a can to all those brands and go with a Kahr. I've had a department approved PM9, with Tritium night sights & 6,7,8 capacity mags., for 5 years IMHO: Double stacked autos are fine duty weapons or for plinkers. But as concealed weapons; they suck unless you are wearing bulky clothes, a jacket, coat, or can wear an inside the trouser holster without the weapon poking your fat gut or love handles without mercy. For you fat asses who want a really concealable, reliable, firearm in 9mm or .40 cal., get a Kahr. For $209.00 they have a compact laser sight that mounts ahead of the trigger guard also. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kahr_Arms http://www.auto-ordnance.com/AO-4.html#09chicagoPD Crimson Trace Sight for Polymer Frame Kahr Pistols http://www.kahrshop.com/cgi-bin/itemdetail.asp?itmid=1985 ymmv Dean EKIII '06FLHR
From: JD on 2 Dec 2009 13:44 Dean 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 like to shoot the glock in glock matches, I do not like they way a >> glock points >> >> >>> I do however like my XD40 and would >>> like to get an XD45. >> , 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'd tie a can to all those brands and go with a Kahr. I've had a > department approved PM9, with Tritium night sights & 6,7,8 capacity > mags., for 5 years > > IMHO: Double stacked autos are fine duty weapons or for plinkers. But > as concealed weapons; they suck unless you are wearing bulky clothes, > a jacket, coat, or can wear an inside the trouser holster without the > weapon poking your fat gut or love handles without mercy. > > For you fat asses who want a really concealable, reliable, firearm in > 9mm or .40 cal., get a Kahr. For $209.00 they have a compact laser > sight that mounts ahead of the trigger guard also. > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kahr_Arms > > http://www.auto-ordnance.com/AO-4.html#09chicagoPD > > Crimson Trace Sight for Polymer Frame Kahr Pistols > http://www.kahrshop.com/cgi-bin/itemdetail.asp?itmid=1985 > > ymmv > > > Dean > EKIII > '06FLHR Gotta concur on the Kahr; it's a nice piece. I lean toward stump simple for daily carry, a Ruger LCR fills the bill there.
From: MrScottly#54 on 2 Dec 2009 15:32 On Dec 2, 1:22 pm, Dean <gd...(a)neo.rr.com> wrote: >For $209.00 they have a compact laser > sight that mounts ahead of the trigger guard also. > No offense...but the only thing laser sights do on a handgun is show you how poorly you are controlling the trigger. It's always fun to watch someone on the range bounce the little light dot all over the place, somehow thinking that it will magically allow them to hit their target. MrScottly#54
From: Arie Bresser on 2 Dec 2009 15:33 "Dean" wrote... > > I'd tie a can to all those brands and go with a Kahr. I've had a > department approved PM9, with Tritium night sights & 6,7,8 capacity > mags., for 5 years Had a Kahr. Past tense. Not a bad pistol, just wasn't right for me.
From: LarryInEastTn on 2 Dec 2009 20:23
"Johan Rossi" <fyyff666(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message news:hf72bt$166$1(a)news.eternal-september.org... > > I'm purchasing one very soon. I was thinking of a Walther PPK380, but this > looks interesting. > -- > John The PPK is nice. I have a knock off of it. A .380 isn't what I would call a real defense round, more of a get up off of me round. But it can be fairly devestating in the right configuation. Check the site below. Quote, " The compressed Tungsten-NyTriliumT Composite, fragments upon impact, leaving a wound channel of catastrophic proportions. " http://www.extremeshockusa.com/cgistore/store.cgi?page=/new/product.html&setup=1&ida=72&idp=14&his=0|14&cart_id=466918.1788 -- Larry AH#136 Owner, rmh VB&G |