IWI Jericho 941
- Thread starter TheFrankinDerr
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Just bought one 1 week ago.
On the +:
Grip is very good.
In 9mm, it hardly flip thanks to the low bore axis and weight.
Single action is fantastic.
Good sights
Came with 3 mags, holster and mag pouches for $600
On the -
Not a lot of slide to grab
Double action is a bit heavy
Firing pin safety
Overall, it's a great accurate duty pistol.
For $600 you can't go wrong for an all metal pistol. Even a Glock is more expensive.
On the +:
Grip is very good.
In 9mm, it hardly flip thanks to the low bore axis and weight.
Single action is fantastic.
Good sights
Came with 3 mags, holster and mag pouches for $600
On the -
Not a lot of slide to grab
Double action is a bit heavy
Firing pin safety
Overall, it's a great accurate duty pistol.
For $600 you can't go wrong for an all metal pistol. Even a Glock is more expensive.
I own a IWI Jericho 45, it was my first restricted, and still my favorite, I have since added a SW MP40 and a Norc 1911 .45. The Jericho is a pain in the rear to find magazines for and if you have an option get the Range kit version as it will have usually 3 mags and a holster which is a great start.
Good luck on your purchase!
Regards,
Izzit
Good luck on your purchase!
Regards,
Izzit
scriptguru
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- Location
- Central Okanagan (BC)
I have one in steel and one in polymer (both bought as range kits, so now I have 6 mags in total + 2 holsters + 2 holsters for mags).
Haven't shot a polymer version yet, very happy with a steel-framed one.
I really like them both. Both feel great in my hand, far better than any other gun. Love the design too. Very simple field assembly/disassembly.
Can't say which one is better - love them both. One is "heavy and reliable" all-steel, another one way lighter and super-ergonomical.
I don't really know why they are so inexpensive and unpopular. In my opinion they are very good guns, at least not worse than popular and more expensive ones (like CZ-75 and M&P, for example).
But I strongly recommend to handle gun (or better shoot it) before buying, because there is always a chance that you won't like it for some reason. I rented few pistols and took a look at many pistols in a gun store before buying my Jerichos.
Haven't shot a polymer version yet, very happy with a steel-framed one.
I really like them both. Both feel great in my hand, far better than any other gun. Love the design too. Very simple field assembly/disassembly.
Can't say which one is better - love them both. One is "heavy and reliable" all-steel, another one way lighter and super-ergonomical.
I don't really know why they are so inexpensive and unpopular. In my opinion they are very good guns, at least not worse than popular and more expensive ones (like CZ-75 and M&P, for example).
But I strongly recommend to handle gun (or better shoot it) before buying, because there is always a chance that you won't like it for some reason. I rented few pistols and took a look at many pistols in a gun store before buying my Jerichos.
