Nah, the best looking Glocks are Gen 5 G19s with the Glock Tactical Light II installed. It completes the boxy look in a very tasteful way.
I still have mine. after they took it out they gave it to me. You should ask them for it and shoot it when it's finally out.
Kiwibros who have factory ported barrels, shouldn’t they refinish what gets milled out?
I can see why they wouldn't but I understand why they should. It's going to be shit up by vented gasses anyway, but that's also why I'd want some sort of finish on it even if it will wear away.
The B&T and the Beretta PMX run just fine, I imagine that Tec-9's that were actually built properly would, too.
There's an MP-9 for sale right now, if anyone has $45k to spare it's here. It's been on sale for a while, probably for good reason. I knew a guy on /k/ who got one of the Interdynamic foregrips at a gun show for like $15 or something and I envy that bastard. As for the MP-9 itself I don't think more than like 200 were made (likely less).
I don't know about everyone but you should get some trigger time on a Beretta PX4. You have to experience the recoil impulse firsthand to really understand the difference. It probably won't sell you on rotating barrels but at least you'll know what people are talking about. The Alien is probably a lot harder to do this with. I was lucky enough to have a friend buy one and he let me put 2 mags through it. It for sure is what people say it is but at a cost far too prohibitive for me to ever consider buying one myself.
It's only a sample size of 1 but mine hasn't had a malfunction with 1300+ rounds and 10 different magazines. I have the full size, non-safety model with Apex Tactical FSS parts in it.
I think it's a good service pistol and if one views it from that perspective they'll likely agree.
At this point, you can even just say "fuck it", and get a service pistol-sized P365 with the Fuse model. It's pretty funny how they just kept releasing larger versions as time went on.
Almost like Sig knew that they would eventually stop making P320's, for the obvious reasons (they fucking shoot people on their own).
I don't think it's bad. I guess for me what I hate in a trigger is grit. When it feels like sand is in there. The worst I've tried of a new gun is the APX carry, the small one. Also the Glock triggers I've tried. I think for such a small gun the hellcat and p365 actually have much better triggers than expected.
I agree, particularly for a striker gun. While the break on my XL is more "soggy Rice Krispies" than "glass rod", it's consistent and light, making it easy enough to shoot reasonably well with.
Ya know it's funny. I have a 1914 striker fired Mauser and it's actually got a pretty decent trigger. Smooth take up and wall. A little mush on the wall, not much. pretty crisp. It's really funny seeing the striker firing pin mechanism in it and how basic at first glance it is. Nothing covering it up. Slide sits around it. It's more mechanically complicated inside the frame. Fun gun
If you have to ask this question then you have your answer. Even if it comes out that the pistol is perfectly fine. If you don't feel safe with it in your heart, it is worthless to you as a tool to use in every day life.
It's really difficult to ignore the fact that Sig keeps making the P365 bigger and bigger. I don't think Sig's doing it with the intent that it will eventually replace the P320 line, but I also wouldn't be surprised if it does. As for the trigger, I only have a P365XL and I think the trigger sucks compared to my stock gen 5 Glock triggers, and it really sucks compared to the stock PDP trigger.
I posted this on the previous page of the thread. Interesting stuff.
