I've never owned either, but on limited funds the Ruger SR9 and CZ P-07 should also be considered. Either can be had for around $400.
The PX4 is really a nice gun, put about 1200 rounds through mine before I sold it and never experienced the "twisting/torqing of the wrist.". Currently have an M&P 9L and an extremely happy with it.
I second the Ruger suggestion. I shot a Ruger P90 of an acquaintance at H&H, and it was spectacular. Spectacular times two, even. I just don't do slide-mounted safeties, unless it's on a Deagle.
What caliber/bullet weight were you shooting? Just curious.
AKmoose I just checked the CZ and it has the whole 1911 feel which idk just looks like a gun off MASH the tv show or something lol and it just looks to retro for me.
I think im going to leave the Taurus alone because I have heard enough about it. I've narrowed it down to a beretta px4 .45 or Glock 9mm. It will probably come down to which ever one is cheapest
I think im going to leave the Taurus alone because I have heard enough about it. I've narrowed it down to a beretta px4 .45 or Glock 9mm. It will probably come down to which ever one is cheapest
Glock, M&P, Xd, in that order for me. Not really sure why you're so intent on the looks, it's how it feels and shoots that are generally preferred over aesthetics.
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Oh and the CZ P-01 and SP-01 are bad-ass!
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You know, I shot Matt Mink's SP-01 in Pennsylvania at the IDPA Nationals a few years back. For some reason, I couldn't get used to the recoil impulse. Thinking it might be the way Matt had his gun set up, I tried a buddy's and felt the same way. When I ran the M&P in competition, I really liked the gun, but never gelled with the recoil impulse on it either, regardless of what setup I tried.
I've had no issues running Glock's, 1911's or revolvers in this aspect. Just seems odd is all.
I've had no issues running Glock's, 1911's or revolvers in this aspect. Just seems odd is all.
What do you mean specifically? More/Less impulse, timing issue (late/early)?
I'm just curious since I seem to be able to shoot both CZs and Sigs better than I can my Glocks.
For the record, firearms never leave the country for warranty work. Once they are imported, they stay here for the most part. The Taurus warranty work is done in Miami, FL.
Likewise, Glocks go to Georgia for warranty work, not Austria. Springfield XDs go to Illinois, not Croatia. Beretta go to Maryland, not Italy.
Please refrain from perpetuating this nonsense in the future.
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