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Seven 9mms in the house, all running the same 124 gr reloads for practice make things a little easier. Usually work up about 2000 rounds at a time (over several sessions) and then don't have to worry about ammo for a while.

Stinger what do you mean; "oN THESE type of guns I feel more comfortable with striker fired or DAO actions." The "type" is a small 1911 style gun; which can't be striker fired or DAO. If one isn't comfortable with "this type" then they should buy a different "type" of gun. I am ok with this...

+1 on the R9, IMO the highest quality true pocket 9mm. The P938 is not really a pocket pistol at least not with any kind of dress pants.

Nice group as well.

The R9s hold their value well. Every so often I think of selling it to fund another purchase as I did when I got the P938. But once I put it in my pocket or waistband in a Remora I remember why I bought it to begin with.

The little R9 is an interesting piece that fills a particular niche in a way that is hard to duplicate with another gun of the same quality. It isn't near as much fun to shoot or shoot as well as the P938. And although the size difference isn't much the R9 just pocket carries so much better.

CZ Shadow for competition or 6 mags full for Zombies CZ Custom Compact L, HD Sig P239 HD, CCW Sig P938, EDC Rohrbaugh R9, deep carry

Bought one and like it so much after a little trigger smoothing that I have another on the way for my wife. Neither one cost even $600 NIB. I also have a Rohrbaugh R9S and it is a a pocket gun. The 938 is much better on the waist, I have two Remoras and a OWB for them.

Thanks for the replies. The new CZ Shadow will be happy in DOH!

I know there was talk of changing the USPSA rules to eliminate them in the Production division. Anyone know for sure? Thanks