outerlimit
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I have several that are very high on the list, but if I had to choose one above the others it would be the BHP.
What's you favorite 9mm autoloader?
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either a Heckler & Koch P2000SK or hk p7
WRGADog
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I have several favorite 9mm's
Depends on clothing and what I want to carry. By far the easiest one to conceal is my Kahr PM9, but for sheer enjoyment my Walther PPS, Beretta PX4, XD9sc, or Beretta PX4sc perform just as well.
Benelli M2 Tactical 12 gauge
Beretta CX4 Storm 9mm
Beretta PX4 9mm, trijicon
Beretta PX4sc 9mm, trijicon
Beretta 84F .380
Xd9sc, Tru Glo TFO
XD45c, Tru Glo TFO
XDm .40
Kahr PM9
Kahr P380
S&W 910 9mm
S&W 340PD .357 mag
multiple S&W 38 and 357 revolvers
Winchester 22short/22LR pump, patent 1896 (gift from Granddad 55 yrs ago)
Astra double barrel 16 gauge
Depends on clothing and what I want to carry. By far the easiest one to conceal is my Kahr PM9, but for sheer enjoyment my Walther PPS, Beretta PX4, XD9sc, or Beretta PX4sc perform just as well.
Benelli M2 Tactical 12 gauge
Beretta CX4 Storm 9mm
Beretta PX4 9mm, trijicon
Beretta PX4sc 9mm, trijicon
Beretta 84F .380
Xd9sc, Tru Glo TFO
XD45c, Tru Glo TFO
XDm .40
Kahr PM9
Kahr P380
S&W 910 9mm
S&W 340PD .357 mag
multiple S&W 38 and 357 revolvers
Winchester 22short/22LR pump, patent 1896 (gift from Granddad 55 yrs ago)
Astra double barrel 16 gauge
Gunfighter123
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My choice is the EAA Witness Elite Match --- a slim Hi-Cap that holds 18 rds. --- also LOVE the fact you can get upper conversions for it in .22 , 9mm , 10mm , 38 Super , 40S&W , and .45acp;
AWP79
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I am really liking the new CZ Duty that recently came out so I am planing on getting one of those.
stchman
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Ruger SR9.
Sweet looking 9mm.
Sweet looking 9mm.
lentuk
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Hi power then the G19
If you don't have a BHP, it's one of those "gotta have's", IMO. I bought mine new in the mid/late 80's. It's Belgian-made and looks just like the one in the lower left of the photo kentucky smith posted on page one of this thread. Classic perfection, flawless function, feels so good to shoot.
A Police-trade 5904 that I bought from Cole's Distributing is my second favorite. It made me appreciate 3rd gen Smiths. It's a really well-executed pistol.
There are certainly a lot of great 9s to pick from, but the BHP and the sleeper 5904 are my personal favorites.
Les
A Police-trade 5904 that I bought from Cole's Distributing is my second favorite. It made me appreciate 3rd gen Smiths. It's a really well-executed pistol.
There are certainly a lot of great 9s to pick from, but the BHP and the sleeper 5904 are my personal favorites.
Les
Devilfrog
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Springfield Armory XDM-9, carry one at work everyday and put 1200 rounds through it w/o any problems
The Bushmaster
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Firestar M43
Jim PHL
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I've become more of a fan of the 9mm lately, specifically "3rd generation" S+W's - and more specifically, the single-stack models. I enjoy my 3913 and a pair of 3953's. If I were to add (and I probably will!
) I'll keep my eyes open for a good deal on a CS9 or 3906.
) I'll keep my eyes open for a good deal on a CS9 or 3906.
wally
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Beretta Steel-1, but mine is in .40S&W, although they made 9mm too.
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Crusader103
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Beretta 92FS
I have had the pleasure of owning several good 9mm's. Among my favorites are the S&W 5906 (6906 for concealment), the Glock's, Sig Sauer, and Browning BDM. Despite its detractors, my hands down favorite will continue to be the formidable Beretta 92 series.
I have carried the Beretta in the military, as a Border Patrol Agent (the .40 cal 96D Brigadier), and as a WA state trooper. It is also my favorite shooter for IDPA and what I tend to carry the most.
Of all the handguns I have ever owned I would have to say that it has had the least number of malfunctions, even compared to the Glock. It will shoot anything I feed it, has very light recoil, and with close to 20,000 rounds through my stainless 92FS, has experienced nothing more than a jam attributable to a magazine. This particular one is probably the most accurate handgun I have, and is direct out of the box.
The biggest fault I can find with the Beretta is the weight, but seeing that it is generally the home gun or truck gun, I don't carry it much. While I do from time to time, it's not the best suited for concealed carry. When I carry it in the military it is just a small piece of a much bigger load so it's really not a bother. If it's on a duty belt, same situation, it's just not too bad.
Be aware. Shoot accurately.
Joshua Scott
www.FrontSightFocus.org
I have had the pleasure of owning several good 9mm's. Among my favorites are the S&W 5906 (6906 for concealment), the Glock's, Sig Sauer, and Browning BDM. Despite its detractors, my hands down favorite will continue to be the formidable Beretta 92 series.
I have carried the Beretta in the military, as a Border Patrol Agent (the .40 cal 96D Brigadier), and as a WA state trooper. It is also my favorite shooter for IDPA and what I tend to carry the most.
Of all the handguns I have ever owned I would have to say that it has had the least number of malfunctions, even compared to the Glock. It will shoot anything I feed it, has very light recoil, and with close to 20,000 rounds through my stainless 92FS, has experienced nothing more than a jam attributable to a magazine. This particular one is probably the most accurate handgun I have, and is direct out of the box.
The biggest fault I can find with the Beretta is the weight, but seeing that it is generally the home gun or truck gun, I don't carry it much. While I do from time to time, it's not the best suited for concealed carry. When I carry it in the military it is just a small piece of a much bigger load so it's really not a bother. If it's on a duty belt, same situation, it's just not too bad.
Be aware. Shoot accurately.
Joshua Scott
www.FrontSightFocus.org
John from Montgomery
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CZ PO1, weight, balance and ergonomics fit me to a T
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