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Roger That Roger That Also My Gen3 17 & 19 both have Grip Force Adapters, which let you “choke up” on the grip without getting slide bite. My Gen4 21 and my 19X both have the large beavertail backstraps that came in the box, and these work for me using any type or quality of ammo that I bring...

My STI Trojan 9mm 1911 is what I like to shoot if I’m shooting with a group of people who don’t have a lot of shooting experience. I put a WC 13lb Flat Wire Recoil Spring with the full size WC 1/4” dia. guide-rod & plug setup on it, so now it shoots all weights of 9mm really well.

The early Gen4 Glock 22 that I bought used was the only bad “G” that I ever had and the only “G” that I traded off. I replaced it with a new Gen4 21 and never looked back, IMHO a superior Gun.

Terrific caliber, but any advice you give about .45 GAP begins with “Assuming you reload”. I had a chance to shoot a friends Glock 38 a while back, which is .45 caliber in a Glock 19 form factor pistol, and it’s a wonderful gun to shoot, might be one of the most underrated pistols I’ve ever had...

When I got my BHP Mk.II from the Cabelas Gun Library in Lone Tree CO for $525.00 I’m thinking I got a really good starting point for a project gun, and now 5 years later its unchanged from the day I got it except for a few thousand additional rounds through it.

I can live with the Pachmayr grips, the sights on mine are spot on, the gun shoots fine the way they are. The trigger is decent. The best pistolsmith I know of in this area talked me out of machining the slide for new front & rear sights. This white-haired ‘smith knows his stuff, he’s worked on...

Absolutely spot on comment!

While I shouldn’t pass judgement on this new design before I ever get a chance to shoot one at the range, the change to the grip angle on this new model looks just wrong, and it may mess with the way the gun points to a target, and therefore the way the gun shoots. The grip angle and balance on...

I like my own Walther PPS-M2 with the 6 round mag for pocket carry and an 8 round spare mag

My P30 is several years old with at least 5-7K rounds through it. A fantastic pistol for whatever intended purpose you want to use it for. The gun was designed as a law enforcement service pistol and the ambi slide release is a design feature specified by many European law enforcement agencies...

I absolutely love the Wilson Combat Vickers Elite F.O.front & blind battlesight rear sights that I have on my Glock Gen3 17 and 19. Works like crazy for me on these guns. I will tend to agree with the previous poster about a F.O. rear sight setup, and the Dawson F.O. sights would be on my 2...

A Sig P225, P6, P239, P228, and M11-A1 are all great choices. Look for nice examples at decent prices, whatever that means these days!

Yep, my 9mm P239 SAS Gen2 was a trade-in for a P365 before I got it it brand new condition, this and my Sig P6 are 2 of my faves.

Really? That gun likes you, you will be chewing the meatball in no time. With the exception of a grip change, I wouldn’t make any major mods to a gun that works for you right out of the box.

I always appreciate well ventilated targets, the 2 “flyers” are so close to the ragged hole, I wouldn't even call them flyers, offhand? how many rounds? what distance?

My STI Trojan 9mm 1911 is a lot more accurate than I am, but I always love shooting it, and I do pretty good with it when I’m doing my part.

I have a lot more experience using aluminum case 9mm than .45ACP, but the former always worked fine in the Glocks (17,19,19X) and the latter always worked fine in the Gen4 21. A big reason I’ve always liked the “G’s” is they shoot whatever you load them with, at least mine do.

One way to look at it is if you sold both, then regretted your decision, the P-07 is easier to replace. On the other hand, the Sig Pro 2022 is one Sig I never really warmed up to, whereas the P-07 is just a great shooter. I’d sell the Sig & pick up a pair of marital aids (earplugs!)

I recommend you contact Poway Weapons & Gear 13550 Danielson St Poway CA 92064 858-206-5057, I had a membership when I lived out there. Absolutely my favorite indoor range of all time. Nicest group of people there that you would ever want to meet

I own both, I like to shoot both. IMHO, the notion that your hand has to fit your gun grip perfectly to be able to shoot it well, that should be put to rest once & for all. There is just so much more that factors into it.