new duty gun ideas

[Moose242]

Crazy high from the $1700 or so new they were when still in production.

Indeed. There are still a bunch of NIB ones out there too for cheaper.

[bottlerocket]

Lots, lol. I think they want $2100 or so for it. It is new, but that seems crazy high.

Crazy high from the $1700 or so new they were when still in production.

[War Machine]

I've said on here before, I love my colt pistols more than any gun I have ever shot. No way in hell I'd trust my live with a 1911 in day to day conditions.


Hell if youre a cop, I'd see which pistol out of the MP and the Glock would be the cheapest and get that. Both good guns.

[YALE]

$$?

Lots, lol. I think they want $2100 or so for it. It is new, but that seems crazy high.

[kingjason]

No 1911. I would hate to see you try immediate action at the waste and not get the slide lock down. Trust me when I tell you I have witnessed this necessity first hand.

[bottlerocket]

Hold up. There's a Mark 23 hanging out in my local gun shop.

$$?

[YALE]

Hold up. There's a Mark 23 hanging out in my local gun shop.

[Probie]

Danny is correct. I HATED the 226. With a passion. My last dept issued those turds (without the rails... cheapasses)... It is not made for the left handed shooter. I love the look but couldn't get past the ergos. As for revolvers, negative. Only for back up.

Dohcter, we use to issue berreta 92's about 3 years ago. Then went to the glock 31's...

I love my 35 and would love that 41 but who knows what that hits the shelf. I was just looking at other avenues and gathering ur opinions.

Randy I highly doubt my range master would allow a cz... I love those sexy guns but for some reason I don't see them going for it.

What about a 21

[jakesford]

HK45c tactical:



I love my HK45c... I swapped to the light LEM trigger (no thumb safety/decocker)

[Tannerm]

Danny is correct. I HATED the 226. With a passion. My last dept issued those turds (without the rails... cheapasses)... It is not made for the left handed shooter. I love the look but couldn't get past the ergos. As for revolvers, negative. Only for back up.

Dohcter, we use to issue berreta 92's about 3 years ago. Then went to the glock 31's...

I love my 35 and would love that 41 but who knows what that hits the shelf. I was just looking at other avenues and gathering ur opinions.

Randy I highly doubt my range master would allow a cz... I love those sexy guns but for some reason I don't see them going for it.

[bottlerocket]

http://www.stiguns.com/the-sti-tactical-ss-4/
And run McCormick 10 rounders.

Afaik they'll fit in a SL full rail operator holster.

Ill be buying one shortly for my nightstand gun.

I REALLY want one of those in 5.0

[Probie]

Didn't know that, have never owned a Glock. I agree with that though, as far as buying you time should someone get the fire arm from you, a trigger safety is worthless. Also to note, the Sig P226 is not left hand friendly! The ergonomics are completely designed for a righty

Tanner is left handed IIRC

[Shockeruti]

http://www.stiguns.com/the-sti-tactical-ss-4/

And run McCormick 10 rounders.

Afaik they'll fit in a SL full rail operator holster.

Ill be buying one shortly for my nightstand gun.

[Jose]

Neither do revolvers...

This!

But back to the original question. As much as I love my 1911's I would consider a Glock in 9mm. I think the modern HP ammunition is very reliable for stopping power plus a little more capacity and cheaper cost to shoot. Anyway my two cents.

[War Machine]

Glock don't have safeties. And before anyone says something. Trigger safety doesn't count.

Neither do revolvers...