I've heard things like the go fast bits don't directly drop in... but its not hard to get them to drop in if you're mechanically inclined....
I've always wondered if you could make an FRT/Binary trigger for one of these
I mean that's up to you, I like my 38 in my pocket and not a brick in my pants lol. 38 in a snubby has enough confirmed kills under its belt that I'm confident in it.
Just need to mount that to the back of a truck. Holy shit bro that is fucking cool. Does the mag feed work now that it's only semi auto?
As a 10mm owner and Glock hater.
Glocks are shitty get a tangfolio.
I'm not meaning to be overly pedantic but it depends on how much he shoots. If he's only running his rifle once in a while it's simply not worth the upfront costs. Also, reloading is not a time-friendly endeavor. Finally, he may not be enough of an autist to really enjoy reloading. He doesn't need to be all Primal Rights about it, but you get what I'm saying.
They do make carry and concealment a lot easier. I tried my level best to get into it with 2 Springfield XD-S pistols and a S&W Shield. In the end I opt for an M&P 2.0 Compact in 9mm when I want to carry light. This isn't to say snubbies or micro compacts don't work because they'll stop a fight just fine. I'm like you in that I appreciate a pistol that isn't so small it brings additional challenges to shooting it well.
S&W M&P in 10mm is decent. Getting Apex Tactical fire control parts in it makes quite good. The Sig 320 XTen is pretty good too but it's damn big. That too has excellent aftermarket options for upgrades.
I have owned a shield and before that a Berretta Nano. They are similar to all the other micro 9mm in size, which is to say not significantly smaller in a meaningful way to increase concealment or comfort, but are more difficult to shoot.
From what I saw of the HKCC9 (and the Sig P365) is that while slimmer than a G26 or VP9SK, they're still about the same size in height and length. Thicc isn't all that hard to hide, and neither are as skinny as a true single stack gun.
The G20 and G40 are good, don't write them off too quickly.
Have people found out how to ream the chamber yet, or are they still buying softer barrels for that? While I would trust the gun I wouldn't trust an aftermarket barrel.
What's wrong with an aftermarket barrel for a USP?
I bought 9mm from SGammo online recently for .24 per round
Part of the draw of the USP is that it doesn't blow up, introducing an unknown variable to that gun irks me in a way putting a KKM barrel in a Glock doesn't.
If you go to handgun hero, you can compare just how trivial the size differences are.
