Crazy Horse
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Only one. M&P 9 2.0 compact.. it's a good reliable all rounder that can fill multiple roles.
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Anything but a Glock. They don't call it Glock leg for no reason. In my opinion , there is not enough redundant safety with a Glock. The "safety" lever on the trigger is less than safe in my opinion especially if some foreign object gets in the trigger guard.
Glock is not the only striker fired firearm that is unsafe for carry, the S&W M&P series is no safer with their trigger.
Sorry to the Glock-o-files on the forum.
I like my H&K P30SK-V3 and P30SK-LEM triggers. But other 9mm with additional safety features make them safer for personnel self defense. One just have to practice with what they have.
It is one thing for law enforcement or military folks to have a firearm that can be at the ready quickly, I feel it is not requirement for the average civilian.
Of course, I'm one opinion and many will disagree.
Then I would have to figure out what purse..
Please stop showing that gorgeous 639. Its torture.......This one will do, though I'd prefer fixed sites
Now we are talking.. it would still be more than 9mm In it though..You’re an Aggie…you’d choose the ugly maroon purse with white trim!
LOL!
Honestly, my 1917 Luger has been 100% reliable and surprisingly accurate. I would feel pretty good about betting my life on it as a fighting handgun!I own it...a CZ Custom SP-01, SKU 91765.
I would only swap to avoid anachronisms, and hypothetically, those would be any one of: P08 Luger, a Radom Vis 35, a Walther P38, a Browning Hi-Power, and a Beretta 1951.
I'm covered in any hypothetical alternate timeline 1908 to mid-1990s.
OK, I'll be the oddball here and pick the Sig 228 that I bought back in the 90's.
The 228 was an early compact version of the 226. It came out around 1990 and was later used by the military as the M11 I believe.The 639 is my choice. Very nice. I am not completely familiar with all the 39 variants... So that is a 639 is it not?
My buddy had a 3906 and it was okay but I didn't like the look of the extended trigger guard.
Sorry, I quoted the wrong post.The 228 was an early compact version of the 226. It came out around 1990 and was later used by the military as the M11 I believe.
This one will do, though I'd prefer fixed sites
This is the correct post. This is a 639? Or is it a other variant? Very nice.
OK, I'll be the oddball here and pick the Sig 228 that I bought back in the 90's.