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The single stack Cheetah .380 is the model 85. My wife has one and loves it. It's very accurate and has run flawlessly. One of the nicest pistols Beretta has ever made IMHO. They are a little snappy on the recoil, more than my Beretta 92FS 9mm. $500 is not a bad price for one in good condition.

You can be sure prices aren't going to go down and supplies are going to continue to be limited. We're still in the coronavirus pandemic with spikes still to come. We're still in major civil unrest with the entire summer to go. Hurricane season is starting and in November we have a...

I carry the same round in my Glock 19. Accurate, reliable, and affordable!!

Burris Fastfire III 8 MOA on a Gen 4 Glock 19 that I shoot in IDPA matches.

My wife has a Sig P938 BRG. Black Rubber Grips with night sights. Excellent gun that she belt carries.

My wife has a new P225 A1. She loves it! It fits her small hands and she shoots it well. Hers is the model with the G10 grips.

My wife bought herself a Sig P225 A-1 about a month ago. Excellent gun!! It fits her small hands well and the DA trigger reach is not too far for her. SRT SA trigger is awesome!! Gun has been reliable, accurate, she loves it. At this point in prefers stouter ammo like Lawman, Magtech or...

http://www.beretta.com/en/92-fs-inox/ Nothing nickel plated about the 92 Inox frame. Its anodized aluminum. The slide and barrel are stainless steel.

"Each pistol features a lightweight, forged frame made from extremely strong aircraft-quality aluminum alloy." From the description of the gun on Slickguns.com. I have a 92FS Inox. They have a stainless slide and barrel, and an anonized aluminum frame. Excellent gun!!

My wife's p938 will do this when the feed ramp gets dirty after a couple of hundred rounds. Cleaning it clears the problem. I've decided to clean it after every range trip even if it's only 20 rounds!

I have both the FNS 9 and FNS 9C. Excellent guns. The POA=POI on both my guns.

I handled one today at my LGS. Nice gun but I wouldn't trade my SR9 or SR45 for one. I really not sure I would consider it an improvement over the SR series, maybe it isn't intended to be. :scrutiny:

My wife has a P938 and loves it. She can shoot it fast, accurately, and recoil is a non issue.

Mine has a very positive click and feel when engaging or disengaging the safety. Gun is very accurate and soft shooting.

460Kodaik both the XD 5" Tactical 45 ACP and the XD 4" Service 45 ACP have models with or without the thumb safety. The model number for the 4" Service model I have is XD9661HCSP. Here's a link to it. http://www.springfield-armory.com/products/xd-service-model-thumb-safety-45-acp/

I have both the SR45 and a XD45 4" Service model with thumb safety. Both required a trip back to the factory when I first got them. The XD's ambi safety levers wouldn't follow each other correctly and had to be replaced. The Ruger's front sight dovetail was cut crooked and the slide wouldn't...

I have both a 9mm Cougar and a 9mm PX4. Both are excellent guns, have been totally reliable and very accurate. I personally wouldn't trade either for a SIG unless you have a burning desire to own a SIG.

I have both, a M&P 9 full size and a FNS 9 full size. To me, the FNS is better. It fits my hand better, nice grip tecture, totally ambi controls, has better sights, a better stock trigger and mine has the thumb safety. My FNS 9 came with the Trijicon night sights. I like both guns but I give...

My preference is white paint for the rear dots and Testors Florescent Orange model paint for the front sight. It really helps you pick up the front sight quickly!

I have a Glock 19 and a CZ 75 B, both great guns that I shoot well. I didn't purchase a Glock 17 because I didn't like the way it fit my hand. Not everyone shoots every gun well. If you can't shoot the Glock 17 well, then dump it and move on to the CZ. No since in trying to change your grip...