So many new striker fired pistols, which to choose?

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I have a couple striker fired Ruger's (9E and American 9mm).
But I am wanting to get another striker fired, considering how their popularity is taking off. Lots of new makes from big name companies.
I am still undecided and might be for a couple/few months. But I have been thinking and reviewing what I might get. I am down to either the Beretta APX or CZ P10.
So what would some of you choose for a striker fired pistol:
CZ P10?
Beretta APX?
Remington RP9?
Ruger American?
Glock?
S&W M&P (2.0)?

What would you go with and why?
Any good ones I missed?
Even if you have one, would you remake the same choice?

Cheers.
 
Metal-Rider said:
I have a couple striker fired Ruger's (9E and American 9mm).
But I am wanting to get another striker fired, considering how their popularity is taking off. Lots of new makes from big name companies.
I am still undecided and might be for a couple/few months. But I have been thinking and reviewing what I might get. I am down to either the Beretta APX or CZ P10.
So what would some of you choose for a striker fired pistol:
CZ P10?
Beretta APX?
Remington RP9?
Ruger American?
Glock?
S&W M&P (2.0)?

What would you go with and why?
Any good ones I missed?
Even if you have one, would you remake the same choice?

Cheers.
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You missed
Walther PPQ
HK SFP9
Sig P320
 
go with the brand that perfected modern striker pistol

> HK - started it
> Glock - perfected it
> Walter - flawless trigger
> Sig - modularity
 
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FNH FNS9 or FNS9L. I like it over Glock because it's ergonomics and controls are very very similar to 1911s and ambidextrous as well.

Comes with 3 magazines.

I like it so much I got 1 x FNS9L and 2 x FNS40L (and sold 3 x 1911s) within a month.
 
How could I forget the Sig P320. I have been looking at the reviews for it.
And Canik is definitely a solid choice for its cost.
Not much of a fan of the other ones mentioned (not even much of a Glock fan). But good to hear other points of view on it.
 
Personally im going with the FNH FNS 9 LS because it looks badass and from all the reviews ive heard its an amazing pistol; plus you can't beat the price! if i dont find one on the EE soon ill prob head over to a secret gun store and pick one up for $625 :)
 
Hey sniffer.....caught me out in a lie.....must read these things more carefully....lol
I have however had the Walther ppx, Hk vp9, Glock g22, M&p, Canik tp9sa, fns, and ruger sr9...funny...I never heard of the beretta apx or cz p10..but I'm going to have to try them now....thanks for the heads up..
 
I have FNS 9 &40, P320 in 45 acp and recently added the Canik tp9 sf elite. Sold my glock 17 and 3 M&P

The m&p triggers i hated, and i should have learned from the first time round after getting 9mm range kit & 45acp, but fell for the m&p core and ended up with third.

I really liked the glock (17 fde + 5 mags) but it was expensive and sold it to get 2 FNS pistols, reloading dies, and 2000 40 brass for the money.
 
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Seems like the FNS is gaining popularity finally,lol, value for the money can't be beat, build quality is fantastic, and it is a great looking gun!
OP, you say the Canik makes your list because of the value/ price of it. I would seriously suggest you at least handle the FNS, preferably with the Canik, the Canik may have a bit better trigger, but the build quality of the FNS is far better, I have compared and stripped down both together on many occasions and I would take the FNS every time. Even down to the mag release, the FNS has a nicely sculpted mag release, the Canik has a little square piece of ugly,lol
 
The new CZ P10 is supposed to be 'the Glock perfected'. Not sure if CZ said that or not but I have read it in a few reviews.
And I love Beretta's, so the APX interests me even though the slide looks a bit unique.
I love reliability of Walther's but not the best fit for my big hands.
Lots of love for FN here, from some of the posters, why are these your favourites?
 
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