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When you are viewing a Girls-n-Guns photo, and you look at the gun first.

If I can, so can you. I just did my first one using the guide on ar15.com which also links to a video. Guy at the store was telling me how hard it would be, and how guys come in all the time and drop all the parts on the counter and pay him to assemble them. I got all freaked out and...

On one of my threads, I thought I remembered someone also stating that the newer P-01 had a slightly better curved trigger which is more friendly to those with small hands. Helps with the DA pull. The CZ experts can correct if I'm wrong. Probably able to purchase the newer trigger and...

No wonder I can't ever find one. Please leave some for the rest of us.

Yes they are sister pistols. Don't know about the re-released version, but the original BDA was actually made by Beretta for Browning. There is a little "PB" rollmark on the slide. The manual of arms is slightly different. Oddly enough the BDA has a slide mounted safety ala the Beretta 92...

Dang it, I read about two pages worth before I realized that most of this thread is years old, and I've already read it!

Yes the PX4 9 is soft, but the rotating barrel doesn't soften it as significantly as it does for the .40. The PX4 9 feels about as soft as its 92 sibling, which I think does say something since the 92 is a couple of inches longer and alloy framed. As to the OP and the Browning BDA; one of my...

A Different business angle Not exactly what you are looking at, but another possible business venture: Dedicated Primer maker. As a reloader, it is difficult to get bullets, but not impossible if you don't go with the named brands. There are several bullet only makers to get items from...

You guys are basically confirming what I thought, thanks.

The price of the P6 keeps creeping up, and I was curious what people thought as far as at what point it is no longer a deal.

So do the triggers actually differ between the P-01 and the 75 Compact and 75 PCR? I only handled the P-01, and the DA was at about my limit for reach, so any further would probably seal the deal in terms of which model to get.

Yes, it was actually the P-01 I handled. I assumed the "Compacts" were the same, since I thought I saw it used the same grips, but if that isn't the case, then I might have to go P-01 even though I would have preferred the one with the safety. My brother has a 226. I don't have a problem...

Lol, leave it to the CZ guys to sway the choice with pics. :) Looks like general consensus is I gotta go with the fit. There is a Johnny Cochran-ism in there somewhere. So sounds like I gotta either do some driving or mail ordering. Thanks all for reading the lengthy post and taking...

I've been searching for a replacement pistol for the last couple of months, and my research has narrowed it down between a CZ and a Sig, probably a Sig 229 vs a CZ 75 Compact ( maybe a P-01/06 based on availability). But I'm having a very difficult time of it. I'm not sure how to explain it...

380 is a much bigger number than 45, 40 and 9. And bigger is better. ;)

Take your wife to the range with you. And then tell her how much you spent on your brand new 1911. Her icy stare will take care of ya.

If the guy can tell from the muzzle end, a couple feet away, in a blink of a second what caliber you are pointing at them, then hand him your wallet. That kind of parlor trick deserves to be paid for.

Popularity may have a downside 12 is prob what you'll hear most, but this ammo craziness has got me thinking about a 20. In my area, up until about last month, there was zero 12ga ammo available, but 20 was plentiful. So at some point you may want to justify both.

Can you at least buy me dinner first? :) One problem with online postings is one can't tell tone, and I believe I was misunderstood. My original post was not meant snidely as: "Oh Yeah! If they are so dang reliable, then why is it then that so many mfg's say that won't even talk to you...

CWL, I wasn't trying to spread hear-say, which is exactly why I gave up front disclosure that I didn't know. As a prospective purchaser I'm seeking as much info as I can, which is why I was actually inquiring. I think rbernie's, the end of your latest post as well as others are helping...