Whats your favorite 9MM? and Why?

[nubus]

I just got the E2 grip upgrade this weekend.
With the enhanced grip I love it even more!

Enlighten me here. Is it user installed or must it be sent to the manufacturer?

Easily user installed and around $50.00, took me 15 minutes.
Comes with slimmer decocker and a different hammer spring assembly.
Call JC Weaponry, he has them.

 

[sixfoot674]

WWII era Walther p38. my oldest and for some reason best shooting 9mm ive got.

 

[MikeIsh]

opinions are like As*H*les and everyone has one. I have lived and heard many reasons for why someone carries some gun or another. It depends on the situation, how much gun you can carry and keep concealed. There are many great guns out there, and they all have their attributes and draw backs. I like GLOCK s for many reasons, I also like Rugers, and S&W, I carry all the time, I never have an issue with concealment. I also have over 2000 rounds through without a single hiccup or burp.
You choose Your gun for Your situation and needs.
You won't know if I have my GLOCK, S&W, or Ruger with me, as it will be concealed.
Mike

 

[ThemGunsThough]

I love my Springfield XDM9mm with the 3.8" barrel. I am a bigger guy and this to me is very compact. Each magazine holds 19 (+1) and the gun has a very nice trigger feel out of the box. Its not the fanciest but for me, I know its one I can rely on and am very comfortable with.

 

[bentmetal]

Thanx I've been looking at a px4 compact in a 9 for my next carry

 

[doubletap007]

my favorite 9mm is a .45 acp

 

[ORHunter79]

Glock 19. If you don't know why, go buy one.

 

[ORHunter79]

Just get a Glock. People who don't like Glocks are those who are die hard fans of some other manufacturer. Truth is Glocks are simple in design and just work, like a revolver. They are dependable, unlike a lot of other guns I've shot and used to own.

Part one: 1000 Round Glock Torture Test Part One - YouTube
Part two: 1000 Round Glock Torture Test Part Two - YouTube

 

[mookmanjdj]

Beretta 92FS. Mainly because my wife can cock it. Very solid pistol, love it. Very accurate and stable. But switched to a .45 Sig P220 to get a bigger bang!

 

[tlakidd]

Favorite 9mm for me is my PM9, very easy to use and conceal. Have 700+ rounds through it with out an issue. Several holsters with different options.

However, my new favorite might be the new Kimber Pro Carry Stainless 9mm i picked up a couple weeks ago. Shot it for the first time this weekend. Only put 100 rds through it in the last 2 days. Need at least another 400 round down range with no issues before I would consider carrying it. Man is this gun smooth and comfortable to shoot. Shoots exactly like the other kimbers I own but a lot less kick then the ultra carry that I have been carrying during the cooler weather.

 

[BeyondTheBox]

Only shot two, Ruger LC9 and S&W Sigma, preferred the Sig.

Reasons: Bigger mag capacity, shorter trigger pull, & less recoil.

There are other reasons within each of the above but those should say enough.

Wish I had more experience to give more recommendations, but as far as I'm concerned there are very few at the price point of the Sigma that would compete. I did a lot of research when looking into my first purchase, which wound up being the Ruger, and it came down to these two. I listened to the word of a couple salesmen who obviously knew nothing, telling me the S&W had a hard trigger pull and jamming problems with certain ammo. After shooting my bosses I found both to be absolutely false. Wish I had found that before my purchase, but I do love my LC9, and wouldn't trade it straight across even now. There's something to be said for the manly kick of the little rocket.

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[NCW Ray]

I had a Sig P226 back in the late 80's, it was a real nice shooting pistol, it was the first & only 9mm I've ever owned. I sold it when I moved up to a HK P7M10 .40 S&W.

 

[coop44]

browning hipower, elegant, simple, reliable, Last of JMB's great ideas

 

[Phantom]

CZ 75 SP01 Phantom. Any CZ 75 that fits your hand and requirements. I just really like their consistency in many areas.

 

[OregonBuzz]

My Browning Hi-Power. It was made in Belgium in 1976-77 and is about 95%. Why? John M. Browning

 

[bruzer]

For me it is the G22. Of coarse the 40-9 conversion barrel has to be installed to qualify as 9mm but I like having the ability to shoot .40, 9mm and .22 from the same gun.
Mike

 

[cyclesurvival]

CZ 75 are inherently acurate right out of the box love them but love 45's better

 

[97321]

CZ 75 or clone. I have yet to find a better pistol for the money. - PhysicsGuy

I just picked up the EAA Witness P Carry. I love this gun. I looked, fondled, and thought about a lot of guns before I picked this one up. No disappointment and no regrets. There's a CZ P-01 hidden in the OR classifieds. You should check it out.

 

[cowboygraphics]

I am going to be the odd man out on this one but.... My personal fav is my magnum research baby eagle. Accurate, reliable almost no recoil, sweet trigger
And a rail to boot.

NOT asking specificallly but I have been curious, wanting to try one of those. Daugher is buying one for son in law and wanted my opinions ... all I had to offer was "looks cool, never fired one." Thanks for sharing your experiences. Thinking I will be testing one out Xmas day ... probably the day after - gotta clean up all the paper and ribbon on Xmas day

 

[supergenius]

Just get a Glock. People who don't like Glocks are those who are die hard fans of some other manufacturer. Truth is Glocks are simple in design and just work, like a revolver. They are dependable, unlike a lot of other guns I've shot and used to own.

Part one: 1000 Round Glock Torture Test Part One - YouTube
Part two: 1000 Round Glock Torture Test Part Two - YouTube

Funny, seems to me the Glock fanbois are the key culprits in this you cite....