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General Topics => General Discussion => Topic started by: pewpewgoesthegun on May 02, 2021, 09:22:42 PM
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How's it gang - what indoor ranges have the best handgun selection to rent? Been wanting to try a few models (HK, CZ, M&P, Walther). Mahalo!
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How's it gang - what indoor ranges have the best handgun selection to rent? Been wanting to try a few models (HK, CZ, M&P, Walther). Mahalo!
Friends and give them ammo :shaka:
Avoid xring. Only other option would be 808gun club. Or wait till shooting events are back in kokohead.
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Friends and give them ammo :shaka:
Avoid xring. Only other option would be 808gun club. Or wait till shooting events are back in kokohead.
Second that.
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How's it gang - what indoor ranges have the best handgun selection to rent? Been wanting to try a few models (HK, CZ, M&P, Walther). Mahalo!
I'm willing to wager a few guys here may have what you're looking for, & be happy to let you sample if you bring your own ammo. It's worth a shot.
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Friends and give them ammo :shaka:
Avoid xring. Only other option would be 808gun club. Or wait till shooting events are back in kokohead.
Shoots, thanks for the heads up. Wish my buddies had some of the models I'm looking at...maybe I'll have to stop by 808 GC one day. Thanks! :shaka:
I'm willing to wager a few guys here may have what you're looking for, & be happy to let you sample if you bring your own ammo. It's worth a shot.
Good idea, I just feel bad asking/using other people's gear.
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finding the gun you want is one thing
finding the gun in stock at a store or online is another thing :shaka:
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finding the gun you want is one thing
finding the gun in stock at a store or online is another thing :shaka:
Haha raja that, at least prices seem to be coming down a bit. Not pre-rona prices but it is what it is. Ammo on the other hand...
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what i see in stock at some gun shops are Glocks and Sigs.
i hope things turn around soon :shaka:
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I'm willing to wager a few guys here may have what you're looking for, & be happy to let you sample if you bring your own ammo. It's worth a shot.
That or stuff like HDF open shoots or HRA/LIFE fun shoots where if folks know in advance, they can bring the gun of interest. There are also many on this board who do the basic pistol class, but could adjust for say basic handgun trial session.
Of those listed (HK, CZ, M&P, Walther), any specific models?
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Why not list some of those handguns your are interested in trying?
You might find someone with that gun (or something better) who is willing to let you try it -- particularly if you help with the ammo cost.
You might luck out and find someone who not only is willing to go shooting with you, but they might also be interested in offering to sell you the handgun if you decide you like it.
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That or stuff like HDF open shoots or HRA/LIFE fun shoots where if folks know in advance, they can bring the gun of interest. There are also many on this board who do the basic pistol class, but could adjust for say basic handgun trial session.
Of those listed (HK, CZ, M&P, Walther), any specific models?
Why not list some of those handguns your are interested in trying?
You might find someone with that gun (or something better) who is willing to let you try it -- particularly if you help with the ammo cost.
You might luck out and find someone who not only is willing to go shooting with you, but they might also be interested in offering to sell you the handgun if you decide you like it.
I primarily want to try:
HK 45 Compact
HK P30
CZ P01
And maybe:
Walther PPQ in 9mm or 45
and maybe the M&P M2.0 Compact
Appreciate everyone's replies :shaka:
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i have a P30
it's far from stock though
well worn springs and lightened hammer spring
i've only seen one HK45c at the range, and the owner isn't on this forum
there may be a couple here with a P01
PPQ there are a few on this forum in 9mm, haven't seen any .45
M&P compact 2.0 not sure
I primarily want to try:
HK 45 Compact
HK P30
CZ P01
And maybe:
Walther PPQ in 9mm or 45
and maybe the M&P M2.0 Compact
Appreciate everyone's replies :shaka:
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i have a P30
it's far from stock though
well worn springs and lightened hammer spring
i've only seen one HK45c at the range, and the owner isn't on this forum
there may be a couple here with a P01
PPQ there are a few on this forum in 9mm, haven't seen any .45
M&P compact 2.0 not sure
How do you like the P30? Gripes about the stock ones if you can remember?
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I primarily want to try:
HK 45 Compact
HK P30
CZ P01
And maybe:
Walther PPQ in 9mm or 45
and maybe the M&P M2.0 Compact
Appreciate everyone's replies :shaka:
I own PPQ 9 in 4 and 5” models
I’ve shot all the rest except the CZ P01. I have shot a bunch of CZs. I like both their steel (SP01) models and polymer models (P10c).
Lots of personal preference, so yeah, good to shoot if possible.
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i have a P30
it's far from stock though
well worn springs and lightened hammer spring
i've only seen one HK45c at the range, and the owner isn't on this forum
there may be a couple here with a P01
PPQ there are a few on this forum in 9mm, haven't seen any .45
M&P compact 2.0 not sure
poof poof guns no fun
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How do you like the P30? Gripes about the stock ones if you can remember?
love it
my oldest and most shot gun
trigger pull is long and heavy with the stock hammer spring and firing block pin spring
it's well worn in and light now
replaced the slide stop lever to the safety version (shorter) because newbies to hk always ride it and the slide doesn't lock back on empty
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I own PPQ 9 in 4 and 5” models
I’ve shot all the rest except the CZ P01. I have shot a bunch of CZs. I like both their steel (SP01) models and polymer models (P10c).
Lots of personal preference, so yeah, good to shoot if possible.
You prefer the PPQ to the CZs?
love it
my oldest and most shot gun
trigger pull is long and heavy with the stock hammer spring and firing block pin spring
it's well worn in and light now
replaced the slide stop lever to the safety version (shorter) because newbies to hk always ride it and the slide doesn't lock back on empty
Right on, thanks for the info :shaka:
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You prefer the PPQ to the CZs?
Right on, thanks for the info :shaka:
Assuming you mean between the PPQ and P10c, I like both. I’ve come full circle and back to shooting Glock for the most part. But I’d buy/own a P10C if I was in the market for a polymer 9.
That’s said, they are on opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of grip feel. The PPQ rounder and smoother texture and the P10C blockier and very aggressive texture. Personal preference, and mind is generally forward the more aggressive side like the Glock Gen 4 and 5. But no issue against the PPQ.
The PPQ will be close to the HK P30 in terms of grip feel.
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I primarily want to try:
HK 45 Compact
HK P30
CZ P01
And maybe:
Walther PPQ in 9mm or 45
and maybe the M&P M2.0 Compact
Appreciate everyone's replies :shaka:
I would suggest you throw in 1 or 2 more mainstream options like a Glock or Sig or S&W just so you can have a backup plan or option "C"
you might have better luck finding something in the above manufacturers
I have been shopping around lately and there are not many options out there right now
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Assuming you mean between the PPQ and P10c, I like both. I’ve come full circle and back to shooting Glock for the most part. But I’d buy/own a P10C if I was in the market for a polymer 9.
That’s said, they are on opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of grip feel. The PPQ rounder and smoother texture and the P10C blockier and very aggressive texture. Personal preference, and mind is generally forward the more aggressive side like the Glock Gen 4 and 5. But no issue against the PPQ.
The PPQ will be close to the HK P30 in terms of grip feel.
Right on, thanks for the info - I'll just have to get my hands on them and see which feels best. I'm a 1911 guy trying to find something a little more compact.
I would suggest you throw in 1 or 2 more mainstream options like a Glock or Sig or S&W just so you can have a backup plan or option "C"
you might have better luck finding something in the above manufacturers
I have been shopping around lately and there are not many options out there right now
I'm open to other suggestions, these are just the ones that have caught my eye. Not a fan of Glocks, so that's why I didn't list em. Not in a rush to get one either, I'm happy with my 1911s.
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Right on, thanks for the info - I'll just have to get my hands on them and see which feels best. I'm a 1911 guy trying to find something a little more compact.
I'm open to other suggestions, these are just the ones that have caught my eye. Not a fan of Glocks, so that's why I didn't list em. Not in a rush to get one either, I'm happy with my 1911s.
ok, I see
I'm a fan of the 1911 too
I wasn't a fan of the Glock for a while. they seemed really ordinary, boring. but pretty recently i just got a G19 at the suggestion of a friend. added light, holster, red dot, suppressor height night sights, and i really like it. i can appreciate the large following of aftermarket parts and accessories for such an "ordinary" firearm such as the G19 or almost any Glock, and they are very reliable
thats the end of my sales pitch for the ordinary and obsolete G19
I havent shot any of the firearms you listed so i can't really comment on those
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Right on, thanks for the info - I'll just have to get my hands on them and see which feels best. I'm a 1911 guy trying to find something a little more compact.
I'm open to other suggestions, these are just the ones that have caught my eye. Not a fan of Glocks, so that's why I didn't list em. Not in a rush to get one either, I'm happy with my 1911s.
That sounds like a great approach. If you can't find anyone, maybe we can have another 2a range day at the silhouette side.
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ok, I see
I'm a fan of the 1911 too
I wasn't a fan of the Glock for a while. they seemed really ordinary, boring. but pretty recently i just got a G19 at the suggestion of a friend. added light, holster, red dot, suppressor height night sights, and i really like it. i can appreciate the large following of aftermarket parts and accessories for such an "ordinary" firearm such as the G19 or almost any Glock, and they are very reliable
thats the end of my sales pitch for the ordinary and obsolete G19
I havent shot any of the firearms you listed so i can't really comment on those
Like this post for so many reasons. I own a variety of handguns. The Glock 17 was my second a while back. Started training and shooting competition, etc with it. Then started my journey of trying a lot of different handguns. Eventually came full circle and back to Glock 17 and 19s. I shoot those (when I did shoot more) probably 80% or more of the time. My personal preference for many reasons, but I definitely do encourage folks to try, test, etc out for themselves. But also because you're such a Ruger and revolver fan boy, it made me almost giggle to read that post from you. ;D Soon you'll be saying similar praises for Camrys. :rofl:
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Like this post for so many reasons. I own a variety of handguns. The Glock 17 was my second a while back. Started training and shooting competition, etc with it. Then started my journey of trying a lot of different handguns. Eventually came full circle and back to Glock 17 and 19s. I shoot those (when I did shoot more) probably 80% or more of the time. My personal preference for many reasons, but I definitely do encourage folks to try, test, etc out for themselves. But also because you're such a Ruger and revolver fan boy, it made me almost giggle to read that post from you. ;D Soon you'll be saying similar praises for Camrys. :rofl:
not a Camry guy either, a Supra I could learn to like it.
but I do own a Civic. :D
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ok, I see
I'm a fan of the 1911 too
I wasn't a fan of the Glock for a while. they seemed really ordinary, boring. but pretty recently i just got a G19 at the suggestion of a friend. added light, holster, red dot, suppressor height night sights, and i really like it. i can appreciate the large following of aftermarket parts and accessories for such an "ordinary" firearm such as the G19 or almost any Glock, and they are very reliable
thats the end of my sales pitch for the ordinary and obsolete G19
I havent shot any of the firearms you listed so i can't really comment on those
That's true, the abundance of parts and accessories is something I need to factor in. I'll give Glocks a try like the others, they just have more ground to make up.
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not a Camry guy either, a Supra I could learn to like it.
but I do own a Civic. :D
I've gotten into NASCAR this season, mostly because of the Super 6 betting thing. They have the Supra in the Xfinity series.
My buddy's FIL is super into NASCAR and even before this I would talk about it with him. I used to ask him how can NASCAR have Camaros and Mustangs up against Camrys. Haha. Yeah, I understand that they aren't "stock cars" and that it's about aerodynamics. But still. At least the Supra is a lot more sporty than the Camrys.
Sorry for the tangent. . . back to handguns. . . ;D
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That's true, the abundance of parts and accessories is something I need to factor in. I'll give Glocks a try like the others, they just have more ground to make up.
The aftermarket support for Glock is great, and to a certain extent keeps me from using the other handguns I have for training. Or for a new handgun, sometimes the cost of mags can be a LOT. As well as sometimes very limited selection on stuff like holsters, mag pouches, etc.
PPQ has ok aftermarket support and I think getting better. Have you looked into the Sig P320 line?
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I get very sweaty palms, so the grip on the VP9 is slippery for me. So I added on grip tape from talon grips (sandpaper one).
I also have an M&P 9C that has a rubber type grip on it. It works for sweaty palms better than plastic grips, but I'm not a fan of the squishyness.
To me the CZ P10C has the best aggressive grips for my sweaty palms.
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I get very sweaty palms, so the grip on the VP9 is slippery for me. So I added on grip tape from talon grips (sandpaper one).
I also have an M&P 9C that has a rubber type grip on it. It works for sweaty palms better than plastic grips, but I'm not a fan of the squishyness.
To me the CZ P10C has the best aggressive grips for my sweaty palms.
My hands get sweaty, esp at Koko Head range days, as well as the many humid and hot days in Hawaii. I like the texture of the Glock Gen 4/5 as well as moderate stippling. I don't care for the grip tape or that carbide finish. While it has good grip, it tends to degrade over time, or at least too quickly for me.
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My hands get sweaty, esp at Koko Head range days, as well as the many humid and hot days in Hawaii. I like the texture of the Glock Gen 4/5 as well as moderate stippling. I don't care for the grip tape or that carbide finish. While it has good grip, it tends to degrade over time, or at least too quickly for me.
I've tried the grips on the Glock 4/5 and did like them too. So far my grip tape is holding up, but I dont shoot as much as you do. But I think I will be replacing them soon. I did look into the graphite and since the VP9 rips are removable, just graphiting the grips and not the frame of the gun.
Not sure if OP has sweaty palms too.
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The aftermarket support for Glock is great, and to a certain extent keeps me from using the other handguns I have for training. Or for a new handgun, sometimes the cost of mags can be a LOT. As well as sometimes very limited selection on stuff like holsters, mag pouches, etc.
PPQ has ok aftermarket support and I think getting better. Have you looked into the Sig P320 line?
Nope, I haven't looked into Sigs yet, but I'll get there. At the moment, I'd prefer hammer fire vs striker, but admittedly my experiece with striker pistols are very limited, and I'm definitely open to having my mind changed.
The PPQ was recommended by someone which is why I'd like to try it, but it certainly ain't a pretty pistol (in my opinion).
I've tried the grips on the Glock 4/5 and did like them too. So far my grip tape is holding up, but I dont shoot as much as you do. But I think I will be replacing them soon. I did look into the graphite and since the VP9 rips are removable, just graphiting the grips and not the frame of the gun.
Not sure if OP has sweaty palms too.
Yep, team sweatly palms. Don't need a super aggressive grip, but I'll need some tack for sure.
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Nope, I haven't looked into Sigs yet, but I'll get there. At the moment, I'd prefer hammer fire vs striker, but admittedly my experiece with striker pistols are very limited, and I'm definitely open to having my mind changed.
The PPQ was recommended by someone which is why I'd like to try it, but it certainly ain't a pretty pistol (in my opinion).
Yep, team sweatly palms. Don't need a super aggressive grip, but I'll need some tack for sure.
Walther will stop making the PPQ soon because it's being replaced with the PDP. But both share many common parts. So even if you get a PPQ, you should be able to find parts as they need replacing.
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I've tried the grips on the Glock 4/5 and did like them too. So far my grip tape is holding up, but I dont shoot as much as you do. But I think I will be replacing them soon. I did look into the graphite and since the VP9 rips are removable, just graphiting the grips and not the frame of the gun.
Not sure if OP has sweaty palms too.
I know a few folks who like the grip tape as well as the carbide finish. I'll have to ask them how it holds up. I was interested in the package that Rookworx does. Was talking with Craig/RedLetter about it (they know each other well and sort of share space) and I think even that finish wears faster than stipping, but not positive on it. I mean I like it for grip, but not CCW (as if we can really CCW).
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Nope, I haven't looked into Sigs yet, but I'll get there. At the moment, I'd prefer hammer fire vs striker, but admittedly my experiece with striker pistols are very limited, and I'm definitely open to having my mind changed.
The PPQ was recommended by someone which is why I'd like to try it, but it certainly ain't a pretty pistol (in my opinion).
Yep, team sweatly palms. Don't need a super aggressive grip, but I'll need some tack for sure.
Any specific purpose or intended use? Just curious, no right/wrong answer, but can help with perspective on feedback.
For the hammer fired or striker, your asks to try seemed to be more striker, so figured that was preference. What makes you prefer hammer fired? Again, just curious on perspective.
PPQ's ain't pretty? :( Haha. Just kidding. I personally like the look, but yeah, I know many who don't like the looks.
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I mean I like it for grip, but not CCW (as if we can really CCW).
That's why when I carry in Vegas, I wore a wife beater under my t-shirt. 1 cause of the sandpaper rubbing on belly for AIWB. The 2nd reason was when doing 1 hand draw, with cloth under the t-shirt, the shirt will stick up when lifting it to clear. This way it doesn't come down as fast and you wrap your shirt around your pistol grip area.
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Any specific purpose or intended use? Just curious, no right/wrong answer, but can help with perspective on feedback.
For the hammer fired or striker, your asks to try seemed to be more striker, so figured that was preference. What makes you prefer hammer fired? Again, just curious on perspective.
PPQ's ain't pretty? :( Haha. Just kidding. I personally like the look, but yeah, I know many who don't like the looks.
Main purpose would be home defense. Love my 1911, but I'd like to see if there's something I can control a little better. I haven't shot 9s enough to know if I like it over 45s for everyday use, so I look forward to shooting em to see which I prefer.
Hammer fired is what I'm used to I suppose, I also prefer a manual safety. Not sure if that's an option on strikers, or if I'm just misinformed on that...only a couple years into shooting so forgive my ignorance if I'm talking out of my ass here. Again, I'm open to strikers, but my preference at the moment is hammer.
Hehe I should've said the stock PPQ isn't a looker, I'm not a fan of logos/markings on the slide...just give me a plain one and I'd be ok with it.
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Main purpose would be home defense. Love my 1911, but I'd like to see if there's something I can control a little better. I haven't shot 9s enough to know if I like it over 45s for everyday use, so I look forward to shooting em to see which I prefer.
Hammer fired is what I'm used to I suppose, I also prefer a manual safety. Not sure if that's an option on strikers, or if I'm just misinformed on that...only a couple years into shooting so forgive my ignorance if I'm talking out of my ass here. Again, I'm open to strikers, but my preference at the moment is hammer.
Hehe I should've said the stock PPQ isn't a looker, I'm not a fan of logos/markings on the slide...just give me a plain one and I'd be ok with it.
HD :thumbsup:
There are striker fired with manual safety. M&P and Sig P320 (one variant) come to mind. Manual safety is another discussion, but I'm a fan of keep it simple with striker. My personal preference from my learning journey. Appreciate those who want to try and find out for themselves.
Making my PPQs sad. . . I was gonna let you try, but now they shy. Haha. Nah, but seriously, once the fun shoots start up or if can have a 2a range day, you can shoot my PPQs. Also macsak's P30 8)
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HD :thumbsup:
There are striker fired with manual safety. M&P and Sig P320 (one variant) come to mind. Manual safety is another discussion, but I'm a fan of keep it simple with striker. My personal preference from my learning journey. Appreciate those who want to try and find out for themselves.
Making my PPQs sad. . . I was gonna let you try, but now they shy. Haha. Nah, but seriously, once the fun shoots start up or if can have a 2a range day, you can shoot my PPQs. Also macsak's P30 8)
yup, and i have VP9 too
:shaka:
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HD :thumbsup:
There are striker fired with manual safety. M&P and Sig P320 (one variant) come to mind. Manual safety is another discussion, but I'm a fan of keep it simple with striker. My personal preference from my learning journey. Appreciate those who want to try and find out for themselves.
Making my PPQs sad. . . I was gonna let you try, but now they shy. Haha. Nah, but seriously, once the fun shoots start up or if can have a 2a range day, you can shoot my PPQs. Also macsak's P30 8)
yup, and i have VP9 too
:shaka:
:rofl: Really appreciate your guys help, and if you have any other suggestions, I'm all ears! Mahalo plenty :shaka:
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Main purpose would be home defense. Love my 1911, but I'd like to see if there's something I can control a little better. I haven't shot 9s enough to know if I like it over 45s for everyday use, so I look forward to shooting em to see which I prefer.
Hammer fired is what I'm used to I suppose, I also prefer a manual safety. Not sure if that's an option on strikers, or if I'm just misinformed on that...only a couple years into shooting so forgive my ignorance if I'm talking out of my ass here. Again, I'm open to strikers, but my preference at the moment is hammer.
Hehe I should've said the stock PPQ isn't a looker, I'm not a fan of logos/markings on the slide...just give me a plain one and I'd be ok with it.
Some striker fire have external safeties. P320, m&p 9c are 2 that come to mind.
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:rofl: Really appreciate your guys help, and if you have any other suggestions, I'm all ears! Mahalo plenty :shaka:
Suggestions?
1) Wilson Combat 1911
2) Nighthawk 1911
3) STI 2011
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Suggestions?
1) Wilson Combat 1911
2) Nighthawk 1911
3) STI 2011
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:rofl: Purty guns for sure!
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https://fnamerica.com/products/pistols/fnx-45-fde/
FNX 45 Tactical
hammer fired, manual safety, optics ready, suppressor height night sights
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yup, and i have VP9 too
:shaka:
Whaaaaaat ??? Next you will be saying you have ammo and reloading equipment.
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Whaaaaaat ??? Next you will be saying you have ammo and reloading equipment.
i think my computer was hacked...
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Like many here, I’ve gone through a few handguns before coming back full circle to the Glock. Admittedly, I think nearly every other handgun I had felt better than the Glock and I shot several of them better than the Glock, but the sheer amount of spare parts, aftermarket parts, and the amount of Glocks in existence made it my choice as a shtf handgun.
I do still have a P-01 that was worked on that I’ll never part with. That has to be my favorite compact handgun I’ve had so far. Feels great and shoots great.
But if it’s the end of the world as we know it, it’ll be a Glock 19 and an AR for me..
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https://fnamerica.com/products/pistols/fnx-45-fde/
FNX 45 Tactical
hammer fired, manual safety, optics ready, suppressor height night sights
Ooo, I'll add this to the list, thanks!
Like many here, I’ve gone through a few handguns before coming back full circle to the Glock. Admittedly, I think nearly every other handgun I had felt better than the Glock and I shot several of them better than the Glock, but the sheer amount of spare parts, aftermarket parts, and the amount of Glocks in existence made it my choice as a shtf handgun.
I do still have a P-01 that was worked on that I’ll never part with. That has to be my favorite compact handgun I’ve had so far. Feels great and shoots great.
But if it’s the end of the world as we know it, it’ll be a Glock 19 and an AR for me..
Good to hear on the P01. Out of curiosity, you ever try a CZ75 or 97?
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Whaaaaaat ??? Next you will be saying you have ammo and reloading equipment.
Inconceivable. . .
i think my computer was hacked...
Told you not to mess with those squirrely IT folks. . .
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That sounds like a great approach. If you can't find anyone, maybe we can have another 2a range day at the silhouette side.
maybe? What do we have to do to make this happen?
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maybe? What do we have to do to make this happen?
Get rid of covid lol
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maybe? What do we have to do to make this happen?
You plan it. . . bazinga! :thumbsup:
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Ooo, I'll add this to the list, thanks!
Good to hear on the P01. Out of curiosity, you ever try a CZ75 or 97?
Not those models specifically. I had a shadow 2 that I loved. Really smooth gun. I also have a SP-01 tactical in urban grey that I admittedly haven’t shot yet.
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Get rid of covid lol
so is that your excuse now not to go to the range?
goalposts--------->moved
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Inconceivable. . .
Told you not to mess with those squirrely IT folks. . .
yeah, he/she/it may challenge me to a bet and weasel out of it again...
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You plan it. . . bazinga! :thumbsup:
I'll try.
Get rid of covid lol
Good point.
Is it possible to have a 2a range day at the Silhouette side with the current covid rules? I was at action bay one a couple Sundays ago and the Silhouette side looked kinda empty. Even the action bays were kinda empty. Blame ammo shortage?
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I'll try.
Good point.
Is it possible to have a 2a range day at the Silhouette side with the current covid rules? I was at action bay one a couple Sundays ago and the Silhouette side looked kinda empty. Even the action bays were kinda empty. Blame ammo shortage?
action bays were full this past weekend...
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I'll try.
Good point.
Is it possible to have a 2a range day at the Silhouette side with the current covid rules? I was at action bay one a couple Sundays ago and the Silhouette side looked kinda empty. Even the action bays were kinda empty. Blame ammo shortage?
I've been going silhouette side Saturdays and it's not full but its every other table. I went on a Sunday and it's more busy. Possible to have a 2A day. Might have to share tables
I blame ammo shortage
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so is that your excuse now not to go to the range?
goalposts--------->moved
Got couple jobs and work weekends. Buying property takes priority over range days.
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yeah, he/she/it may challenge me to a bet and weasel out of it again...
I've made many offers of wagers here you took none. FYI wagers in jest are that.... like you always say sarcasm is hard bro
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That sounds like a great approach. If you can't find anyone, maybe we can have another 2a range day at the silhouette side.
I'm down for another 2A day
I might even bring a revolver or 2 ;)
just say when :shaka:
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I've been going silhouette side Saturdays and it's not full but its every other table. I went on a Sunday and it's more busy. Possible to have a 2A day. Might have to share tables
I blame ammo shortage
I may be able to get out there this weekend. Think lots of folks will be doing Mother's Day stuff. . .
Yeah, ammo shortage. . . :grrr:
I'm down for another 2A day
I might even bring a revolver or 2 ;)
just say when :shaka:
We didn't get to do the RDS pistol day. . . or did we? Been such a long time since the last one, so forget. . .
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I may be able to get out there this weekend. Think lots of folks will be doing Mother's Day stuff. . .
Yeah, ammo shortage. . . :grrr:
We didn't get to do the RDS pistol day. . . or did we? Been such a long time since the last one, so forget. . .
we didn't do the RDS day. I'll bring my obsolete Glock and Ruger Mark IV, both with RDS.
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I may be able to get out there this weekend. Think lots of folks will be doing Mother's Day stuff. . .
Yeah, ammo shortage. . . :grrr:
We didn't get to do the RDS pistol day. . . or did we? Been such a long time since the last one, so forget. . .
Don't tempt me. Just got a new holster for the VP9.
If we have a range day everyone bring their own ammo due to prices or cash.
Must do the courtesy offer of cash. Then if owner declines, all G. Thanks Dogman for letting me shot a few mags of 45 for free and the wife shoot the 500.
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Don't tempt me. Just got a new holster for the VP9.
If we have a range day everyone bring their own ammo due to prices or cash.
You know you want to shoot the VP9 more. . . :hmm:
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You plan it. . . bazinga! :thumbsup:
How about a HRA / 2aHawaii / Place to Try Out Handguns Day (rifles too, 7.62x39 max caliber), at Koko Head Shooting Complex, Action Bay One? Possibly June or July, possibly third Sunday of the month (don't have a confirmed date in July yet),12:30 to 4:00 as long as there are enough members around to help take down the tent and clean up. To participate, HRA membership is required, twenty bucks a year, five bucks for the event. Many here are already members. There are "HRA Fun Shoot" events at Action Bay One almost once a month, pending pandemic, open to all HRA members. Seven to twenty yard targets, paper and steel (pistol calibers only), watermelons if you bring em. Ammo ;D not included. There will be RSOs and Koko Head safety rules apply, however, no five round mag limit or slooooooow fire rule, but be safe. So up for discussion, anyone interested?
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How about a HRA / 2aHawaii / Place to Try Out Handguns Day (rifles too, 7.62x39 max caliber), at Koko Head Shooting Complex, Action Bay One? Possibly June or July, possibly third Sunday of the month (don't have a confirmed date in July yet),12:30 to 4:00 as long as there are enough members around to help take down the tent and clean up. To participate, HRA membership is required, twenty bucks a year, five bucks for the event. Many here are already members. There are "HRA Fun Shoot" events at Action Bay One almost once a month, pending pandemic, open to all HRA members. Seven to twenty yard targets, paper and steel (pistol calibers only), watermelons if you bring em. Ammo ;D not included. There will be RSOs and Koko Head safety rules apply, however, no five round mag limit or slooooooow fire rule, but be safe. So up for discussion, anyone interested?
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:grrr: now it's getting personal . . . OG wannabe :grrr:
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How about a HRA / 2aHawaii / Place to Try Out Handguns Day (rifles too, 7.62x39 max caliber), at Koko Head Shooting Complex, Action Bay One? Possibly June or July, possibly third Sunday of the month (don't have a confirmed date in July yet),12:30 to 4:00 as long as there are enough members around to help take down the tent and clean up. To participate, HRA membership is required, twenty bucks a year, five bucks for the event. Many here are already members. There are "HRA Fun Shoot" events at Action Bay One almost once a month, pending pandemic, open to all HRA members. Seven to twenty yard targets, paper and steel (pistol calibers only), watermelons if you bring em. Ammo ;D not included. There will be RSOs and Koko Head safety rules apply, however, no five round mag limit or slooooooow fire rule, but be safe. So up for discussion, anyone interested?
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How about a HRA / 2aHawaii / Place to Try Out Handguns Day (rifles too, 7.62x39 max caliber), at Koko Head Shooting Complex, Action Bay One? Possibly June or July, possibly third Sunday of the month (don't have a confirmed date in July yet),12:30 to 4:00 as long as there are enough members around to help take down the tent and clean up. To participate, HRA membership is required, twenty bucks a year, five bucks for the event. Many here are already members. There are "HRA Fun Shoot" events at Action Bay One almost once a month, pending pandemic, open to all HRA members. Seven to twenty yard targets, paper and steel (pistol calibers only), watermelons if you bring em. Ammo ;D not included. There will be RSOs and Koko Head safety rules apply, however, no five round mag limit or slooooooow fire rule, but be safe. So up for discussion, anyone interested?
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Sounds like a shooting sports fair. I would volunteer to assist if I can get the day off.