I dough out will not like it, so be carful. If you go cheap and like it, buying twice will get real expensive.
If unsure try to fine someone with a pistol with a dot and try theirs out. Your welcome to try mine its a G34.
I think a 350 dollar pistol with a dot is a good option for the marketplace. The dot has a 3 year warranty, not too bad. No its not a Glock with a rmr, but its not $1000 either.
Good way to break into the dot thing if unsure, or even a backup pistol.
As I mentioned it is not easy to get to the rifle range this time of year, and seeing targets like that gives me a little less motivation. I have only shot rife twice in the last year so my skills are not the sharpest. Also, my rifle is a cheap $400 Savage package deal with an upgraded scope...
Just a quick thought. When testing the reliability of any pistol you should always shoot it the way you plan to carry it. So, a plus one loading in very important imo.
I have not gotten a kit for my lcp custom because when I searched the net I found some guys did have trouble with them. I am not willing to commit to shoot it enough rounds to feel comfortable with it. For me to be confident it would require about 500 rounds, not a magic number by any means...
When I installed an Overwatch trigger it removed a lot of pre and over travel. I would only use that to a range only deal, I that the pre and over travel before on a different pistol and occasionally a screw would come out of adjustment and the trigger would not reset.
You likely have stronger hands than a lot of the population, whether you believe it or not. And, you likely shoot/train more than many gun owners too...
Is much fun is the old caliber debate is, the OP was asking for advice on a pistol to carry in warm months. The size and weight advantage the 9s offer over the 45 make the 9 a winner here. The lightest 10 round 45 is over 30 oz. loaded and pretty wide to boot. If you like to carry an extra...
I would say the m&P 45 compact that holds 10 would be nice. I shoot it very well and it feels great. But, it going with a 9mm the M&P is carrying a 15 round gun that you can only have 10 so not worth carrying the extra size. So, in 9 mm the Glock 48 or 43x or the p365 would be my choice...
There are several companies who make Glock 22 conversion kits (that suck) so it seem that the masses did want this. After all the G19 is the most popular pistol in the world. The only dumb part about it is that it was not introduced years ago.
If they made a PCC it would be useless for us in...
I hope I didnt come across as saying 3 die sets were bad or anything like that. Great ammo can be made with the 3 dies.
When I started loading I asked about it and a few guys that used 3 die set went to 4 and preferred it. I started with a single stage press so it was an extra setup and...
They dont want the Bill Clinton thing to happen. Impeached but not removed. So unless the case is so big and the court of public opinion is in favor removing it wont happen.
Some of the complaints about the 357 sig is that the bullets can fragmentate on impact from what I have read.
The guys who load the 9mm major F around a bunch and have some issues too. Its just pushing too hard. Many of the guys who load it will only use the case once. Its kinda...
No following because it doesn't make sence. I cant see any reason to do it unless playing the games. I could be wrong but if one wanted a more powerful 9mm it might be better to start with a 38 super anyway.
Also HP bullets are designed to work with in certain velocities so in a crazy heavy...
Some local guys shoot USPA and load for 9 major, seems like some serious loads. In talking to them they didnt think my G34 would be a good pistol, they favored the heavy metal pistols for that.
If not shooting in the games I cant see any reason to make/buy or use the round.
BTW, whats the...