Slim 9mm semi-auto

OK, joking but with an aspect of seriousness:

A Nork Tokarev in 9mm...very slim overall, my wife likes it...plus it's only about $200...I hear the versions with the "contoured" grips are better ergonomically than the original.
 
bluesclues said:
try the XD 9, the 1911 grip angle with slimish grip feel. I was handling one the other day and the grip just "feels natural"
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X2!! every one who shoots mine seems to like it The P7 rocks but your gonna blow the bank to buy one.:(
 
I love my Sig 226, but I won't call it slim, the Hi-Power is likely one of the slimest double stacks around, I would look at the single stack 1911 in 9mm
 
If the CZ fits your hand it probably is the best buy out there. I find the S/A trigger pull on my CZ to be light years ahead of my Hi-Powers.

Good for IPSC/IDPA as well.

Take Care
 
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My favorite all time pistol has been, and still is, the Sig P239..
Small enough for concealed carry.. Amazingly accurate, and ALWAYS 100% reliable.

If 8+1 rds of Cor-Bon won't do the job, you're in the wrong neighborhood..

JMOFO

Best Wishes,

JP
 
Happydude did you find the grip's on my 1911 ok ? I think you took a few shots with it.I would get a norc 1911 in 9mm .You could put some slim line aftermarket grips on it (check out brownells or some of the links on 1911.org) and put in a flat mainspring housing to further reduce the grip circumfrance.
 
The 1911 fit me just fine, wouldn't want any slimmer, as did the CZ 75 which was just about right. I should check out an XD-9 somewhere to see what it's like. The CZ seems to be around $600-$650, the NP-29 at $350, but what's the price on an XD-9, as is it less 'platic-y' than a Glock??
 
I felt up a new model hi-power at Wholesale and found it not bad but the grips would need replacement. The hammer on the inglis kept comming back and hitting me, I guess my grip was too high but that's where it was comfortable.
 
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