Choosing 9mm

[skoal]

"but the trigger reset is loooong" - ok. at least you got my idea why I might not like the beloved CZ...
Thanks for the ideas. I will think about it

You said ipsc is in the future? If so and you want to shoot production that will play a part in it as well make sure it's approved.

 

[Can-down]

If your thinking about a "modern" plastic striker fired gun, the PPQ and SFP9's are worth a shot..... the only downsides are expensive magazines and maybe timely spare parts supply.

 

[IM_Lugger]

Glock gen4. Beretta 92fs /Girsan compact and CZ 75 are my keepers after trying/ owning a bunch. If you don't like cz try the others

 

[Rod]

I'm able to own prohibited so the S&W Model 39 works for me. . But aside from this the Beretta 92sf has my keen interest.

 

[Mark-II]

I'll stop belabouring the dead horse after this point, but if it's trigger reset that bothers you, I've put SAO triggers into 2 of my CZs - they have both take up and overtravel adjustments. The competition hammer gets rid of the camming in the non-shadow models as well, where the single action pull has the hammer raise a touch before letting loose, due to the geometry of the sear engagement (did that to my 85 Combat).

 

[denlion]

I'll stop belabouring the dead horse after this point,

LOL. Thank for all the info. I need now to compile everything, try as much 9mm as I can and make a choice. Thanks to you and all who participated in this process.

 

[Mark-II]

Cheers

It took me several pistols before I found a 9mm that I truly liked, and another one that I could tolerate because...history (Hi Power)

 

[dogzilla]

Beretta 92fs as long as you have big paws. I love mine. Try a SIG with the srt trigger

 

[TT1900]

When I said long reset about the P210 it's not nearly as long as the DA/SA guns, just longer than all the SAO's I listed. I believe that as soon as you go SAO in IPSC you'll be bumped into Standard where major/minor power factor comes into play and most guys choose to shoot .40 s&w or .38 super. Just something to consider.

 

[enefgee]

No one has suggested the Sig 320 - they're a very nice gun, decent trigger and multiple grip options. That said, I like boring guns - load gun, pull trigger, hit stuff - repeat as needed.

 

[Wendell]

Have you watched anything by LifeSizePotato? He's your Huckleberry.

 

[denlion]

Have you watched anything by LifeSizePotato? He's your Huckleberry.

Wow. Nice channel, thanks. Subscribed!

 

[silverfoxdj]

I opted for a CZ Shadow SP o1 it has a very good trigger and accurate ...feels like cheating compared to other guns I've used

 

[josh1976]

For my personal budget, it comes down to these two (one polymer, and one all-steel):

1) M&P9 M2.0 ($600). I think there's no better bang for your buck

2) CZ75 SP-01 Shadow ($900). Top choice if you can spend alittle more.

 

[maxman1]

If you're looking to replicate the feel of a 1911, consider a Browning Hi-Power (with the disconnect removed).

 

[cement head]

the CZ 75 B trigger from what I have heard is'nt the greatest . same with the CZ Omega. try a SP 01 as someone else said. it's heavier and it does'nt have the internal safety the others have - better trigger pull . as for Glocks they just feel like I'm holding a water bottle in my hand. sure they are known for going bang all the time but they just don't turn me on . to each their own.

and as for the Walther I shot what I think was a model 99 and I hated it . a buddy at my club has a 40 cal S&W M&P and he loves it . the Beretta 92 from what I have heard can't handle hot loads like the CZ either. a friend of mine put some Canadian Military 9mm rounds through his 92 years ago and said he almost ruined it. I have found the CZ pre B 9mm to be one of the most accurate pistols I have ever shot. your choice .