Pocket 9mm's whats the least expensive All metal

JGRuby · Oct 19, 2011

How about a piece of small diameter galvanized pipe, a cap with a whole drilled in it, a nail and a rubber band - fairly cheap - will work once if your lucky. Its cheap and metal.
Not real accurate and doesnt leave rifling marks on the bullet so its harder to trace.

James Ruby

drew · Oct 19, 2011

titsonritz said:
Hi-point is a modern day FP-45_Liberator, use it to shoot the enemy and take his superior weapon.

Pretty much. Nice job with the reference too.

RVTECH · Oct 19, 2011

hi point is a joke

True but the HP carbine front sight is an excellent replacement on the the Kel-Tec Sub 2000 when the original falls apart.

Look into the CZ line of all-steel nines. I really like my 75BD and I am sure the compacts are of similar quality.

Dnaltrop · Oct 20, 2011

Bersa makes surprisingly good quality guns, they just don't spend much on advertising.

Not as well finished as a Smith or CZ, but my old man has the Thunder .380 and it's been a surprisingly good little shooter. $300/400 for the 9mm through .45 acp ones. DA/SA with a Hammer.

I've been teasing myself with the .45 one as it appears my brother in law is forgoing the hog hunt this year, meaning I don't *need* my Super Blackhawk hunter yet.

1911 · Oct 20, 2011

decided to save up for kimber solo thanks.

SynapticSilence · Oct 22, 2011

Wholesale Sports on 82nd had a Kimber Solo in the case priced at $619 a few days ago. Probably gone, but first one I've seen at a non-inflated retail price. They were going for $850-900 on line a month or so ago. They let me hold it. It was sorta spiritual.

hm1ing · Feb 15, 2012

1911 said:
decided to save up for kimber solo thanks.

I know you said you made up your mind... Looking over your posts i see no one mentioned the Kel-Tec P-11. All black is a nice CC in a mini tuck, Holds 10+1 or 12+1 depending on mags. This is an awesome accurate gun that is about $250 new.