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<blockquote data-quote="FrankNmac" data-source="post: 3264418" data-attributes="member: 41074">I had the opportunity to shoot a Kimber K6 stainless .357 revolver and a CZ 75 B 9mm that belonged to a couple of fellows I shoot with at the range this morning.Kimber ammo was hand-loaded lighter load in .357 brass. Nice feel and shot good, plus with the lighter load my anticipated flinch of .357 didn&#039;t come to fruition. CZ double action trigger was heavier than used to with 9mm guns I usually shoot and the single action lighter. Another nice feeling gun with the added weight of the metal frame and upgraded sights making accuracy good for the first time out.It finally dawned on me as I drove home after our outing it is cheaper to know folks who buy and own different guns than to buy them myself <img src="/images/smilies/idea.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":idea:" title="Idea&nbsp; &nbsp; :idea:" data-shortname=":idea:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="FrankNmac, post: 3264418, member: 41074"] I had the opportunity to shoot a Kimber K6 stainless .357 revolver and a CZ 75 B 9mm that belonged to a couple of fellows I shoot with at the range this morning. Kimber ammo was hand-loaded lighter load in .357 brass. Nice feel and shot good, plus with the lighter load my anticipated flinch of .357 didn't come to fruition. CZ double action trigger was heavier than used to with 9mm guns I usually shoot and the single action lighter. Another nice feeling gun with the added weight of the metal frame and upgraded sights making accuracy good for the first time out. It finally dawned on me as I drove home after our outing it is cheaper to know folks who buy and own different guns than to buy them myself :idea: [/QUOTE]

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