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I have both the P95 and SR9. The SR9 is better for CC, i can relate to the "arm rubbing" on the P95, this is not a problem on the SR9. The SR9 is about 1/2in longer muzzle and grip, so although nice and thin, it may print more than a P95 due to the slightly longer grip. Accuracy is better...

One in the chamber always on my SR9, safety off, aka same as a glock I do use my safety when inserting the gun into the holster, just to stop any woops moments :rolleyes: After that, no safety

There was a home invasion in GA not long ago where the homeowner put 3 rounds of 7.62 from an SKS into the badguy , BG didnt survive.

I have not shot the pre-recall SR9 but all i have read from people who have indicates the triggers are completely different pre and post recall.

My post recall SR9 has almost Zero overtravel.... The trigger breaks and there is no further movement, it also has a pretty short reset

hahahahaha but seriously if they are zombies from 28 days later there can be significant splatter with swords. Whether or not Lightsabers cauterize wounds is up for debate, although I think they would instantly seal whatever wound you made. Luke's hand wasnt shooting out blood when it...

oil based model paint is generally incredibly crappy at staying on things, especially nice shiny things, and especially if you didnt sand before painting. I have tried painting a million things with it over the years. I suggest masking off the gun and spraying some clear-coat over the paint...

LOL i KNEW someone was going to say that as i was typing it....

oh hell yes. Although thats a tad close range, increases the chances of blood spatter. I think id go for an FN P90 and the FN FIve-Seven pistol. Tons of ammo, zombies are only affected by headshots anyway.

as many people say, mine is so reliable to the point of being boring. affordable, accurate enough, rugged construction, wonderful customer service IF anything ever goes wrong. I dont know why people say its bulky, its within .1in of the SIG 229 in every dimension, compare them side by side...

not many people are going to "buy" 13 rounds of anything, even if theyre nuclear tipped. not enough rounds to see if they will work correctly and then carry some, just give them away if you arent going to use them, preferably to me =]

I havnt read all 6 pages but at least at my school BB/Airsoft guns ARE considered firearms and carry with them the same punishment as a real weapon

If youre worried about a round going off then why not just put your finger on the hammer and ride it down slowly when you engage the decock? on my Ruger it cams the entire firing pin into the frame so it never contacts but I use my finger to lower it slowly (using the decock), second nature...

The "i have never owned one but hate it" to the "I owned one and hate it" ratio is incredibly large =] this is one gun where rumor and gun snobbiness have given it a bad name for no reason. What a good gun to have as a spare around the house, or better yet, hand to a friend to learn...

Ive noticed something strange, not much info at all on the web about it. I bought 4 boxes of Blazer 9mm that was very clean and shiny just like wwb, these rounds were marked CCI on the headstamp. recently i bought another 4 boxes that have completely different colored copper bullets...

The simple way is just to measure. I took a dial caliper and measured all of my new rounds. I chambered a few rounds up to 5 times and never saw any difference in the rounds lengths, i stopped counting after 5 chamberings with no change. So of course its diffrent by gun make, just check...

I'll take a centaur with a gatling gun!

I doubt you could put hands on a SA milspec and not want it.... it gets my vote for somewhat affordable

My P-95 did not become reliable untill around the 500th round or so, now it hasnt skipped a beat.

either a CZ or a Ruger 9mm