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I have a Hellcat and like it. I have fired 5000+ rounds with it at the range without any issues. The spring is still very strong feeling.
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Love mine, no bad things to say about it.
No, with as small as a pistol it is I see no need for it. If it was a compact size pistol diff story.Do you have the optic model?
Completely agree, for the size and capacity its a keeper.Theres nothing else out there that I want to replace it with.
I was trying to decide between these 3 and also went with the HK Vp9sk. Been waiting over 5 weeks for my BGC to clear... Anticipation is driving me crazy.Hey guys, thanks for the input! After some research I think i'm going to go for an HK VP9SK.
LOL I was thinking the same thing must've happened.Did your device auto-capitalize trump into Trump? That's funny!
I picked one up from a local dealer. I love the sights and the gun feels good in my hands. I've experienced serious problems with my previous Springfields so, I wanted to be certain to have several different factory ammo offerings. Federal target and hydra shock, pic target and hollow points, hornady black box, extreme defense and, extreme duty, Winchester ball and pd1. CCI Blazer and Gold dot. Sadly, I wasn't able to get through a single magazine without failures to feed. I spent about an hour on the range until I had reached the point that if I continued I would have probably thrown the gun into the pond. The farmer that owns the land cane down and we tried his mag tech hollow points. Failure after failure. All three magazines performed the same. As many as 7 malfunctions, failures to feed, in one full mag. I have to admit, I have had terrible results with every Springfield I have ever bought excluding the 1911's. 5 times now I have sent guns back to Springfield and received the exact same letter in return on all five. Springfield exclaims the different ammo manufacturers manufacture to different specs and not all ammo will function in your pistol. It is highly doubtful I will ever purchase another Springfield pistol. As for this one. Well there is a gun show in two weeks. I can't get rid of it soon enough
. I still think I want one, but why spend 500.00 on an unreliable pistol. I was reading this thread hoping to find some positive reviews before I picked one up.
Weird, that's the same thing my Dr told me last visit ...Double layer of leather with a kydex spine.
I'm thinking I'll get a P365XL +Romeo Zero after the panic dies down.I agree! The 365XL checks all the boxes after looking for the ideal CCW for about ten years. I do carry heavier iron when weather and cover clothing permit. I read here that somebody had reliability issues with Springfield Armory XDs. I have several (looking for that ideal carry gun) and have never had any functioning problems with them, and even the triggers were OK. The 365XL feels better in the hand, better balanced overall, and carries comfortably. Perhaps odd, but interesting: the 365XL seems to fit perfectly in my OWB leather holster that I use for my Kimber Super Carry Ultra .45.
Thinking about picking one up top replace my 1st gen SW Shield .40 as a concealer. Looking for some experience based opinions on the Hellcat. No I don't need a glock 43. Lol
Weird, that's the same thing my Dr told me last visit ...
I'm thinking I'll get a P365XL +Romeo Zero after the panic dies down.
I have RMR and other similar red dots on 3 Glocks, an FNX-45, and a couple 22 LR pistols. My close in vision just doesn't really cut it anymore with irons, so I started transitioning over several years ago. Once you get used to it, it's fine but it is different and takes some time doing drills to get it sorted out. This is why I'm interested in the 365XL and Romeo Zero; I'm now used to using a red dot and I'd like to have one on my small carry if possible.Quick update regarding the RomeoZero: It took me a few months to find one in stock anywhere. Finally got one for $199 (discounted) from GunBuyer.com. With no experience using red dots, my initial session at the range with the red dot was not encouraging.
I have a P365XL and love it! Regarding the RomeoZero and the impression I have been getting from various sources, I'm going to be putting my money on a Holosun 507k... whenever they become available, that is. Fits right on the SIG just like the RomeoZero does. No modifications needed.I'm thinking I'll get a P365XL +Romeo Zero after the panic dies down.
I have Holosuns on 3 pistols, and I like them a lot. The RMR equipped pistols are using Trijicon dual illum units, as I'm not a fan of counting on a battery. The Holosuns I have are solar with battery backup. Thanks for the tip.I have a P365XL and love it! Regarding the RomeoZero and the impression I have been getting from various sources, I'm going to be putting my money on a Holosun 507k... whenever they become available, that is. Fits right on the SIG just like the RomeoZero does. No modifications needed.