guyfromohio
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Pblanc.... I really can't say enough about the P99AS. Fantastic weapon. Buds has them for $499 right now. Usually go for $530ish.
Still sitting on the fence as to what I consider the best compromise of safety and efficiency of use.
Action type would be one of those things that rank damn near last for a CCW piece..
A CCW must be.
A) reliable
B) comfortable
C) Easy to use controls
Action type would be one of those things that rank damn near last for a CCW piece..
A CCW must be.
A) reliable
B) comfortable
C) Easy to use controls
Glock or 1911 for me.
Glock
+fast to draw with a fast 1st shot
+easy reset and quick aimed rapid fire
+despite feeling terrible, it works really well
-be careful and slow reholstering it. No safety.
-could use a little work and fine tuning
1911
+lightest, nicest pistol trigger of all the semi-autos.
+crisp break
+safest action IMO.
+great for one handed manipulation because of kids or carbine.
+redundant safeties
-expensive for good one
I despise DA/SA pistols. They just don't work for me. And DAO is obsolete to me now that I can get striker fired pistols that are the same CCW size.
What gives the 1911 redundant safeties, but not the Glock?
What makes it better for one handed manipulation?
Capacity differences?
With the thumb safety I can lock the slide, trigger, and hammer.What gives the 1911 redundant safeties, but not the Glock?
So based on the discussion here, would I be correct to consider Walther P99 AS instead of the PPQ, from the "safety/convenience of the Concealed Carry" standpoint?
AlBaron said:So based on the discussion here, would I be correct to consider Walther P99 AS instead of the PPQ, from the "safety/convenience of the Concealed Carry" standpoint?
Whoops, forgot to check in on this thread.What DAO striker fired pistol gives you second strike capability?