Love the Steyr Mannlicher rifles, here come the pistol Steyr L9 A1....

caramel said:
Great pistol, first outing, 550 rounds of various weight, recoil is very tamed almost 22 lrish, incredible accuracy, the trigger is soooo good and no hiccup whatsoever, would i have find out about those pistols sooner, i would not have bought any other makes of striker pistols, yesterday just bought the new production M40 A1 with the trapezoid sights, should be here in a very near future...JP.

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Pretty glowing comments. Ever since owning a Walther P99, no other polymer frame gun could match it for me. Maybe i'll have to give the Steyr a better try and see.
 
gdawg said:
Pretty glowing comments. Ever since owning a Walther P99, no other polymer frame gun could match it for me. Maybe i'll have to give the Steyr a better try and see.
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On the other hand, i have no knowledge of the Walter P99 but the Steyr pistols are equally or even better of what i have seen so far in the world of striker pistol... M40 A1 on the way and working hard to bring in a M357 A1 as well... Just cant sit here and stay passive when there is such nice performing pistols out there... JP.
 
caramel said:
On the other hand, i have no knowledge of the Walter P99 but the Steyr pistols are equally or even better of what i have seen so far in the world of striker pistol... M40 A1 on the way and working hard to bring in a M357 A1 as well... Just cant sit here and stay passive when there is such nice performing pistols out there... JP.
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do they make one in 357 sig? the 357 sig is a pretty neat round.

Always thought is would be fun to drop a 357 barrel into a Glock 24 but the 24s are hard to find. Guess i could try the same on a model 35.
 
gdawg said:
do they make one in 357 sig? the 357 sig is a pretty neat round.

Always thought is would be fun to drop a 357 barrel into a Glock 24 but the 24s are hard to find. Guess i could try the same on a model 35.
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Yes the M357 A1 is a reality and i will own one for sure... The 357 Sig is balliticly one hell of a caliber, it is on par for stopping power with the 357 mag 125 gr, quite impressive from a semi auto pistol... JP.
 
350 rounds of Wolf 135 gr lead round bullet, trouble free... This Steyr love lead bullets... Did increase a lot the speed of my shooting and i am able to keep around the same size groups ( i give most of the credit to the lack of muzzle flip and the great trigger), very happy with that... JP.


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I had one for a bit earlier this year and while I really liked its feel and accuracy the lack of a precise, tactile trigger reset eventually bothered me enough to sell it.
 
Master-G said:
I had one for a bit earlier this year and while I really liked its feel and accuracy the lack of a precise, tactile trigger reset eventually bothered me enough to sell it.
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The only thing i can say, is both my Les Baer and my Steyr L9 ( they are on par to each other)have the best triggers of my herd, it is well documented that in 2010 all the new production Steyr pistols got the trigger upgrade ( roll pin under the rear sight ) that did bring this trigger to expectations... JP.
 
caramel said:
The only thing i can say, is both my Les Baer and my Steyr L9 ( they are on par to each other)have the best triggers of my herd, it is well documented that in 2010 all the new production Steyr pistols got the trigger upgrade ( roll pin under the rear sight ) that did bring this trigger to expectations... JP.
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I'm wondering how you seem to know so much about the Steyr trigger when your finger literally flies off of it after each shot? I watched your video in a different thread and you are totally wasting the blissful experience that your Steyr has to offer.
 
I had a Steyr L9 A1 up on the EE a few months ago and it was traded...Thing is it was a hard sell...And the thing about that is it is easily better than any Glock I've owned and equal to the Walther PPQ that I owned...I wondered why it wasn't selling until now...I guess you all just didn't know how good a pistol it is or you were turned off by the M series...Either way I kind of regret that trade...I'd buy an L9 A1 again anytime...
 
Well, I got my L9A1 and 4 mags off the EE a couple months ago. Best $600 I've ever spent! It was hard to tell it was even fired. I've put just over 2000 rounds through it with no issues whatsoever and love it!
 
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