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Beretta solved the handgun question.
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>>65141352
Glock won
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>>65141584
I don't like how Glocks look.
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Nah.
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>>65141584
Cheap garbage that can be produced by the dozen and handed to black monkeys for cents
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>>65141352
For 9mm
>>65141636
For .45
These are the solutions
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>>65141636
Big fat clunky brick
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>>65141647
if they still work well enough doesn't that mean it is in fact superiour?

what is the better gun, the thomson or the m3a1? both work but one costs a literal fraction of time and money.
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>>65141636
Interesting you don’t have a real USP to post
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>>65141636
>>65142617
Every tiem.
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>>65141352
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>>65142617
God the PX4 could be such a nice gun if it didn't look like absolute temu dogshit for a taurus tranny. It's such a fucking disgustingly ugly handgun.
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>>65141352
>solved
>DA/SA
Pick one. I like berettas, I own some and enjoy shooting them. However, the DA/SA two step is just dumb and has always been dumb. DA/SA was always just a transitional crutch. It was for either for organizations with a bunch of old revolver shooters carrying over bad trigger disciple or for risk adverse managers concerned that a single, good trigger would be a liability. Once the glock exploded in popularity, it put both of those ideas to rest as the unfounded suppositions they were. Pretending that DA/SA still has a place today is like insisting on CFL bulbs over LEDs.

A gun should have one trigger pull. DAO, SAO, "striker" (which is either typically SAO or partially cocked DAO), or the various kludges that companies have come up with like LEM and Walther AS, are all better than DA/SA
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>>65141352
>>65141636
the Px4 and HK 45 are superior handguns
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>>65143010
Filtered. Skill issue, etc
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>65142951
Imagine being so sour at your own lack of firearm ownership that you lash out at others. lmao
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>>65142951
You're not wrong.
>>65142617
It never ceases to amaze me how they went from a 10/10 92 to a "not even with your dick" PX4. They must have let an Austrian on the design team.
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>>65141636
Thread saved!
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>>65141352
The handgun question being "Can we bilk the U.S. government with a copy of a popular handgun that experiences explosive slide failure that was subsequently proven to be caused by inferior manufacture and not the civilians' favorite no-experience excuse of 'excessive service wear'?"
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>>65141352
If the question is "Should I buy a hanfdgun?" then yes.
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Beretta 90 series pistols have a 16 to 20 pound hammer spring in them that makes the double action trigger pull 10 to 12 pounds.
Buying a cheap 11, 12, or 13 pound hammer spring reduces the DA trigger to 5 to 6.5 pounds, making it much easier/nicer.
I know some people here that do Comp shooting that use 10 or 11 pound springs but also skeleton/OP hammers to cut down on light primer strikes.
On my Beretta I use a 12lb hammer spring from Wilson with the factory hammer, shot tons of ammo brands with no issues.
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>>65144012
Love me USP
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>>65144146
if you go below 16 pounds you should be using a skeleton hammer is the rule of thumb I was told, 11-12 lbs is where you should be using soft primers only.
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>>65143907
The PX4 looks good
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>>65144278
Idk, I think they look kinda ugly imo, but I have a certain affinity for ugly guns myself. That and I can't deny that it does feel good in the hand.
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>>65144275
I might be misremembering but I believe Langdon said a 12lb hammer spring is fine with all commercial ammo
and you should only be needing a lighter skeleton or LTT "OP" hammer if you use a 10lb or 11lb hammer spring.
All I know is that I am on year two of the 12lb hammer spring and factory hammer without any commercial ammo failures.
Have not shot any Turkshit, surplus or military ammo (unless WWB counts) so I don't know how it would do with those primers.
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>>65144294
I got light strikes with US Military ammo (Winchester Service Grade = M1152), using a light hammer spring (probably 13 pounds), using a stock hammer. Rare, like 1-2 out of 1000.
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>>65144278
In black yes but it's one of those guns that should stay away from two-tone
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>>65141352
Are the ones made in Tennessee really lower quality than the ones made in Maryland?
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>>65145907
Post dainty cock rubbing wrists
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>>65145923
Post any gun you have, cocksucking FAGGOT. You don't have any because you're a mentally ill troll who contributes nothing to this weapons board.
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>>65145907
>ackk
What do you think
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>>65145907
>>65145939
Kys
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>>65142572
>t. girl hands
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>>65146154
Fuck off and die furry incel homophile. You're so fucking obsessed you stalk me on /pol/ without realizing there are IDs. You outted yourself as an ESL jeet retard addicted to furry fox girls. Fucking disgusting freak. Go back to your shithole in /trash/
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>>65146190
Mmmm sexy girl wrists, almost entirely sure my cock is thicker than your wrist.
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Truthnuke
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>>65146155
Wrong person
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>>65146190
those wrists got me close
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>>65141352
>too big
>floppy trigger
>retarded italian safety
>weird sights
stay in your containment general
>>65146190
>glovefag is back
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>>65143010
There's literally nothing wrong with da/sa, it makes more sense than dao and offers an entirely optional safety element if you're not comfortable with relying on the delay of sao or potential nd of safetyless striker. I own 4 strikers, a dao, da/sa and an sao and have shot my friend's two strikers and da/sa. Da/sa would still be entirely viable if any companies had modern options for them at a competitive cost with features like rails and optics
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>>65148764
he left?
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>>65146190
why the gloves tho? Doesn't make much of a difference
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>>65148847
I didn't see him for a while but maybe that was just luck.
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>>65148764
Filtered get back to your striker slop
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>>65148867
Why not, fag? I can do whatever I want, how about that BITCH!
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>>65148953
I carry a P229 faggot
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>>65143010
>A gun should have one trigger pull.
Or maybe you're just a fucking retard? Two words for you chief: dry fire...
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>>65149047
You can't easily practice DA/SA with dry fire since the action does not cock and transition from DA to SA unless you do it manually which is pretty different from shooting. Not to say that it isn't useful.
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>>65149049
>this is what retards actually believe

Here, let me help you out....
>first train dual action only from the draw
>repeat
>second train single action only after the draw
>repeat

Bunch of fucking mouth-breathing retards on this board...
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>>65149055
That does not train for the transition from one trigger pull to another with a reset which is what I am referring to. That must be done with live ammunition.
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>>65149059
That's funny, it worked for my classmates and I in the Army when we ran through SOT, and it worked in every other training deal I went through running an M9.

But I guess you're the expert...
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>>65149065
Every veteran I have interacted with online and in person who joined post-2001 is an unimaginably snarky, bitter faggot. It's remarkable. You all drip with it.
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>>65149068
I went to SOT in 97'. When did you go? Oh....nevermind. Your opinion is shit and isn't backed up with any facts. Mine is. Stay mad, though.
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>>65149072
>Sorry sweaty, you're not part of my super special warrior caste so, basically, you lose, okay?
The English had the good sense to see the redcoat for what he was, a scoundrel and welfare seeker. We lost that and that is one of the worst things that ever happened to American society. You aren't winning any points with me for having gone through a bit of military training, nor does it invalidate my experience shooting handguns.
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>>65143010
>Pretending that DA/SA still has a place today
Tell that to all the dudes winning carry/limited optics in uspsa or the respective divisions in idpa with shadow 2's.. we get it kid, u can't afford a 2011 but insist on shilling them til your days end
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>>65149049
>>65149059
This seems entirely irrelevant unless you've got a bad case of the tism. Just buy a box of shit 9mm and go to the range some time or cock or relax the hammer every other trigger pull, you'll still have to work the action every pull on dry fire so its not like some Herculean task
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>>65148984
Probably the worst of the major hammer fired guns
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>>65149049
No. You can just dry fire on the dead trigger after the DA pull.

It’s how you dry fire ANY gun for multiple target or more complex drills.
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>>65141636
meme gun
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>>65149702
>goalposts shifted
It's still better than any 92 I've ever shot.
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>>65143010
The Glock exploded because it was cheap and reliable, not because it was better. NYPD AD statistics went up after adopting the Glock. Now of course you can safely carry a Glock, but the law of large numbers applies. A DA/SA pistol will offer increased safety when issued to a large unit/agency over a Glock style trigger.
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>>65150095
Yes. But the single trigger pull of the Glock can and is the deciding factor, it’s easier to get knuckle dragging cops to be able to qualify on the range with them.
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>>65150830
Which is the bureaucratic mentality at its finest. Management's life got easier, so let's go with it even if it is objectively less safe.
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>>65143010
I prefer DAO. The Beretta is just good at everything. And it looks cool. Sorry anon it just checks every single box.

Caniks are also pretty nice.
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>>65150963
I just wish they could make the 92 thinner and the barrel very slightly shorter. The centurion beretta is 99% perfect
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>>65150967
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>>65143010
>>this nigga likes LED bulbs
Incandescent or nothing for me
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>>65141636
Nah.
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>>65141352
>beretta solved the handgun question
For chronic masturbators and trannies, beretta has always been the "go to" solution.
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>>65151302
Thank you
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>>65141352
But did they solve the jewish question?
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>>65141584
You wish.

Stick to selling horse cum.
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>>65151307
Can confirm.
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>>65149955
These good to go or bad?
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>>65154090
I don't want a self firing gun.
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And what question was this?
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>>65154011
The west has a strict "no solution" policy
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>>65146190
>pretending to be a tough guy on the internet
>noodle wrist
>has to wear gloves for no one knows why
what a flaming homo
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>no guns homophile tranny
>lashes out at gunowners
>thinks they are superior to gunowners
What else could you expect from a den of AGP mentally ill faggots.
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>>65151302
>DA/SA
>no safety
>the good rear sight
Well done anon, that's the correct version of the P30L.
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>i like full-sized pistol!

ok
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>>65154150
They're okay. The Staccato is 2.5k, the prodigy is 1k less. To achieve the lesser price they cheap out on the internals by the use of MIM, they cheap out the frame to slide fit, by being mass production and not hand fit, but otherwise it's a 2011. There's a bit of horror stories of parts breaking, some of them immediately, while other people have no issues.

Springfield Prodigy isn't the only game in town, there is the Kimber Warrior DS, MAC/TISAs 2011s, LFA, Girsan (lol), etc.
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>>65141352
Can it shoot .50 African Eliminator?
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>>65149072
He's right, you are pretty catty for a supposed grown man that served
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>>65144278
I think the one that doesn't have the ordering barrel looks really sci-fi kewl.
The subcompact one.
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>>65149068
>Every veteran I have interacted with online and in person who joined post-2001 is an unimaginably snarky, bitter faggot.
What did you really expect? It's all millennials dying and getting their limbs blown off for Israel.
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>>65141630
Anvil / Burletta Chads stay winning.
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>>65143010
I actually like the idea of DA/SA, it just takes time to get used to the different trigger pulls. The thing that makes me dislike the Beretta trigger is the DA trigger pull feels like it's being staged at the quarter cock, and it throws me off before I can fully pull the trigger. I know it's a skill issue. I heard that a trigger job can smooth out the DA pull, so I might try installing that and see how it goes. A really good DA pull should feel smooth all the way, with no staging or "hump" to get over IMO.
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>>65154090
you might have won the contract with that melted down barbie doll torso with bullets in it, everyones still going to say it was a mistake to replace the m9 for the next 100 years.
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>>65144308
what comp is that? I'm looking for a nice threadless comp for my M9
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>>65156954
>muh Israel
I wonder if half the people who say this are actually IDF shills trying to reinforce the notion that their country is the core of the universe.
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>>65157254
I recommend the Blackbeard comp.

The one in the webm is the Jarvis 2 port comp that needs a threaded barrel
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>>65141584
anything striker-fired is precluded from winning
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>>65157336

>non-railed only

FUCK. i want a goddamn comp for my 96 elite. everything is either fullsize barrel, or non-railed.
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>>65143382
yes but they are uglier.
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>>65157220
Don't even need to do an expensive trigger job.
Just buy a lighter hammer spring and a skeleton hammer if there are light primer strikes.
No more pistol shaking when trying to do the first DA shot.
No more muzzle dipping forward when you finally get that DA trigger all the way back.
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>>65157559
I know Griffith Guns makes comps compatible with railed or non-railed 92s. Have you looked at those?
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>>65157559
thought you said M9, not M9A1/M9A3

>>65158739
Griffith does railed, his is kind of expensive but he machines them himself and I don't think he has a very sophisticated machining set up.

The original copy of the SGS comp (the Leon professional one) was called the Ric comp and he made ones for railed 92s, but you have to buy it through him on the Beretta forum. No idea if he's still around.
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>>65157559
Also 96 elite?
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>>65158624
the 92 (especially new-build ones) is not as good looking as either Px4 or any HK pistol
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>>65157336
Thanks, do you know if he does sales by chance? I'm in no rush since it's going on my FRT M9 range toy. I'd love to build robo-cops gun but the guy said he won't make another run of the kits sadly
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>>65157256
Pretty much every foreign conflict instigated by the US for the last 40-50 years has been at the very least heavily influenced by Israeli interests.
The last few years has just been outright supplicancy from Trump, who has clearly been compromised
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>>65159500
May we see a list of the conflicts?
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>>65141352
too big and too heavy. Not everyone is a 7" sasquatch
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>>65159232
If you mean the ones with vertec grips, yeah those look kind of ass. I shot a PX4 just yesterday, lovely handgun but I just effortlessly shoot out the 9 ring at 25 with a PDP so maybe I should get one of those instead. The toblerone look just doesn't do it for me, but the results...
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>>65159247
Nope. But the Blackbeard comp is all steel while the rest of the market is aluminum comps, so his I would say is the best value since even if the “comp” part didn’t work (it does slightly) the weight alone of the steel keeps the muzzle down. It’s a noticeable weight on the muzzle.
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>>65159084

96 elite 1A in .40.
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>>65158731
Sheeeing meng, I installed the 16lb hammer spring a few years ago, and it's way better than the stock spring. Should I go for the 14lb spring with that skeleton hammer then? I also have the Langberg trigger bar, might give that a go as well.
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>>65159692
Sick
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>>65159950
14 with elite II hammer or match hammer is reliable. Langdon’s newest hammer the optimized power(?) OP hammer bar is said to be reliable with a 12 pound spring, but I’ve seen varied results between different frames, I think they worked out the kinks by now.
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Need to order the frt
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>>65143010
So, would you like a Beretta that wasn't DA/SA?
Beretta makes that now.
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>>65141352
To some extent, yes, however I would say a Glock or hell, the P320 kind of answers that question more
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>>65161571
>P320
Yeah, nice bait man.
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>>65161576
Believe me, I am aware of the issues with that gun
But the modularity is not to be taken lightly
I was surprised at how easy it was to take apart the whole gun down to the FCU
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what makes you all argue so vehemently about this shit anyways? none of you have ever nor will ever have any professional or otherwise real requirements for a firearm. what gets you so invested despite that?
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>>65161594
It's like the console wars, just more expensive
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>>65150095
>NYPD AD statistics went up after adopting the Glock
NYPD is full of absolute fucking retards that need 12lb trigger pull in their Glocks to keep them from ADing.
The problem is training, and NYPD having a decided lack of it.
There have been police shootings of suspects in Manhattan where they missed the suspect entirely, but killed or something like NINE other civilians.
Let's be real here, they shouldn't have guns in the first place, ADing into whatever isn't the fault of the gun.
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>>65161500
There's a bit of tuning/handfitting required but it's a blast when working. I usually just do bursts for now since I don't have a muzzle break
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>>65148764
Cry more faggot
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>>65145907

The only issue I've had with mine (out of TN) is the extractor pin snaking its way out as I shoot. It's easy enough to reset using the polymer end of a magazine but it's annoying as shit
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>>65150967

>I just wish they could make the 92 thinner

Do you mean overall or just the grips? If it's the latter, there are plenty of aftermarket thin grips that work well
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>>65150997
You ever gonna get a g-sd or just horde compacts?
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I just got a job in the ballistics industry and I was gonna pick up a APX A1 Carry since it feels weird to be the only person in the building that doesn't own a firearm. How do they fare?
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>>65162174
They are kind of bad, it’s not actually an APX, it’s the Beretta nano reskinned which is an old design. I do not recommend.
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>>65162137
I have a GSD (or rather a Inox .40 I converted to GSD), I don’t like it, it’s too sluggish/soft shooting in my opinion. I prefer the compacts sharper recoil impulse and snap back.
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>>65141636
>>65142520
>>65144012
>The USP was formally introduced in January 1993 with the USP40 model (the base version) chambered for the increasingly popular .40 S&W cartridge
>FBI faggots couldn't handle 10mm and made 40 as their choice because it was weaker

I fucking blame the 3 letter faggots we never got a 10mm one, big bro MK23 it's basically the perfect platform for running 10mm, like an actual combat pistol was intended.
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>>65162174
I guess I'll just get an LCP Max like I had originally intended.
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>>65161553
it's still DA/SA, it just has a trigger that doesn't let the DA pull reset fully so the DA pull is dead. replace the actual trigger and you get DA/SA back
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which manufacturing plant was the preferred pick for Berettas? Maryland or Tennesse?
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>>65162492
Nobody wants to deal with 10 mm, not even HK
the MP5/10 is inferior to the (.40 S&W) MP5/40 submachine gun
I'm fucking glad and thankful HK never made a 10 mm handgun.
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>>65164102
Related to this: how do I determine what plant my gun was made at? Just bought a NIB Brigadier.
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>>65166058
says so on the slide, ACCK, Maryland or Gallatin Tn

>>65164102
doesn't really matter, Maryland is the OG american plant while TN is the new one. TN has had some issues, either too small of a front sight or too large of a dovetail cut. Both have had anodization "issues" where they're not perfectly black or become plum purple or blue.

I have a bunch. it doesn't matter
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>>65161934
>this enrages the berettafag
it's not personal, don't attach your personality to your wopslop handgun
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>>65141584
fpbp, contrarian faggots on suicide watch
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>>65162492
>>FBI faggots couldn't handle 10mm
This has been thoroughly debunked to death as fuddlore.
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>>65162492
>>65166637

Here's the video that every anon needs to see:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIB58HYc3F0
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>>65166281
Imagine being this thin skinned
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>>65166652
>1 glockchad post is thin skinned
>ignoring the pages and pages of hammer fired hipster sperging threads
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>>65166796
t low caste tranny
kys strikerslopbabby
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>>65161594
>none of you have ever nor will ever have any professional or otherwise real requirements for a firearm. what gets you so invested despite that?
i carry one every single fucking day and go through maybe 12-15k rounds of 9mm a year
that entitles me to more of an opinion than some random cop that shoots his 50 round qual once a year and doesn't touch his gun otherwise
>>65166642
10mm will be in production long after the casket is nailed shut on .40S&W
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I will keep .40 S&W alive singlehandedly if necessary
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>>65166823
>long after the casket is nailed shut on .40S&W
With the amount of .40 guns floating around out there, you'll be holding your breath for decades waiting on that moment to happen.
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>>65154150
There's an ongoing issue where the optic that you installed will come off every 300 or so rounds fired. So you have to keep tightening the screws on the plate. But other than that it seems to be a pretty solid 2011 pistol.
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>>65162492
.45 super not good enough for you memelord?
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>>65157336
The Jarvis takes a proprietary barrel. You're thinking of the PMM
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>>65168802
Jarvis makes a 1/2-28 or a .575-40
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>>65166844
checked, this
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>>65166826
>.40 S&W
It's an excellent round, and perfect for a properly designed pistol (one that was drawn from paper to handle the round). It and .45 ACP are the two best all around semiauto handgun chamberings.
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>>65155592
NTA but man you are a tremendous faggot. I don't know how hard it is for you to take yourself seriously, but you really should stop.
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>>65142951
I actually like how px4 looks, well, at least the slide. The silky smooth grip is what baffles me.
Like what the fuck were they thinking.
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You don't need more.
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>>65168961
It works for me. I stippled mine, not necessary, should have grip taped it so I could take the grip tape off.

I use more of a Professor Kim grip technique, where I'm using my dominate hand as something that anchors my grip, with my support hand fingers wrapping my primary hand and the heels of my hands connecting. Not so that much pressing on the gun. I bet I explained something completely different to what he does
https://youtu.be/qYxjwAx2MD4
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>>65169806
Im thinking about stippling mine, but i dont really like permanent modifications in my guns. Hockey tape it is for now. I saw one dude doing laser stippling in my area, maybe i can figure something out, i want to keep it aesthetically as it is as much as possible.
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>>65170654
stippling a PX4 is hard since I learned the hard way that you have to get a fancy iron that controls heat (instead of a standard wood burner) since the PX4 polymer gets runny really easy

the bore sight solutions stipple that LTT used looks really nice with their weave/diamond pattern.
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>>65168987
yes you do
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>>65170935
i dont know why beretta cant just make a new gen of px4 with real grip texture.
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Heavy
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>>65171726
So true, so true
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>>65141584
>striker slop
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>>65145907
>>65146190
whats with the gay little glove
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>>65146190
meds
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>>65141636
>trigger is absolutely dicks
>floppy polymer frame
>overpriced mags
>company has terrible CS
>good luck finding a holster
>you'd sooner kys than hand it over to the cops in the event of a DGU
Yeah nah m8
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>>65145907
MD: 81% White
TN: 65%
What do you think
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>>65154150
>>65156001
>>65168145
Why would you even bother spending less on a 2011 anyway? Either spring for the STI or cope like a poorfag with a CZ or smth
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The VW Golf of handguns.
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>>65145907
>made in USA
a proper Beretta 92 is made in Italy
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the 92fs is peak handgun but the only problem is I can't conceal it anywhere
>muh waist holsters
>muh shoulder holsters
I really don't need the safety scrubbing through my skin and bleeding on my wop blaster and it's too hot outside to wear anything over a shoulder holster.
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>>65179148
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>>65179346
:c
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>>65179359
>:3
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>>65151302
>>65155985

USPs look weird without the safety lever/decocker.

I want a P30 but since the decocker is separate having two ambi safety levels feels like overkill.
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I adore da/sa.

I can't justify the mk 23/USPc/hk45c...
92f variant/px4/p228/hi-power/cz, idk it's real hard to choose. Maybe the rami? Every company trying to compete with p365, but barely any hammer fired competitive designs.
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OP is a faggot
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>>65181198
for carry i recommend the Rami but keep in mind the decocker version is impossible to find so youll have to settle for the safety

personally the Rami would've been perfect if it allowed me to carry fully decocked with a full double-action trigger pull, but it seems like the best you'll get is halfcock with safety on
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>>65181198
A brace of unloaded flintlocks are better than the p365
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>>65181899
Genuinely mindbroken by Sig.
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>>65181908
>Thirdie syntax
up late i see
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>>65145939
Why is gun placed on un-opened tampax
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>>65162053
id just put a dab of red locktite on the pin and punch it in
i did that with my sks front sight drum that was slowly moving every time i fired and it fixed the issue
on pins and whatnot it isnt impossible to get off and it just adds a smidge of thickness that doesnt break easily
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Look at my funny Beretta
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>>65182818
sick combat
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Beretta gang is fine by me, after all they are nice looking and are DA/SA chads but OG Sigs are peak.
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>>65148764
>>too big
it's a pistol for men
>>floppy trigger
not true + you shouldn't be running stock triggers anyway
>>retarded italian safety
just say you're too stupid for it
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>>65179148
your linen suit anon?
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>>65182954
no sorry im actually a lower class skinnyfat who wears a solid-color button-up to functions and a t-shirt and bluejeans everywhere else.
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>>65171500
Beretta views the rotating barrel as a failed experiment and while they'll keep making PX4s as long as people keep buying them, they're not gonna put any more time or effort into development.
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>>65141352
>>65144116
Beretta isn't the answer, it is the question. The answer is "Yes!"
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>>65184889
>hurr durr
8000 was the original pistol, the Px4 was its updated polymer frame successor. It's the finest semiauto pistol available next to HK and Grand Power, nogunz.
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>>65184889
>failed experiment
>kept making the gun for 20+ years
?
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>>65142617
imagine the shame of owning, photographing, or uploading photographs to the internet of firearms with safety warnings permanently engraved or molded into them
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>>65176091
1911 trigger
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>>65141352
I bought a police trade in 92 and I have to admit even after all my tears with it in the military after having a plastic gun for personal use this thing feels amazing. I really happy I bought it. Plus 3 inch groups at 50 yards. Mel Gibson Lethal Weapon. Fuck yes!
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>>65182932
>it's a pistol for men
cope not even worth refuting
>not true + you shouldn't be running stock triggers anyway
so the gun, from the factory, is flawed? and the single action trigger absolutely is floppy.
>just say you're too stupid for it
the slide mounted safety is retarded, always has been, and no amount of cope will change that.
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>>65192748
>cope not even worth refuting
okay manlet
>so the gun, from the factory, is flawed?
every trigger is
>the slide mounted safety is retarded, always has been, and no amount of cope will change that.
so many words to say you're stupid
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>>65182878
Pigfat slides
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>>65192892
The WG P228 on the bottom has the OG folded slide. My US P229’s have the same old contour slide. I like the chonky.
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>>65192742
Metal frame pistols are great shooters, for the range and home defense. It's just a question of whether you want to CC them
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>>65192770
>I attach my identity to my outdated pastablaster because /hg/fags told me it was cool
you have no actual arguments btw
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>>65149049
>the action does not cock and transition from DA to SA unless you do it manually

So then do it manually. No need to be deliberately obtuse to avoid training with a firearm.
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>>65141352
For EDC CC, it's on the bulky side
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>>65141352
>help me berettanons pls
I own several 9mil Glocks, a USP Tac9, I'll buy the first ok-tier condition used P226 Navy Seal I can find, but I still want a classic 92 style Beretta. It needs :
>classic 92 form factor
>Brigadier slide with straigh dust cover
>threaded barrel (stainless would be even nicer)
>rail would be nice
>front serrations
>don't care about optic ready
I don't even know if something like that ever existed. Or will Beretta produce anything ressembling that in the forseeable future ? I guess berettafags would know.
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>>65193947
cope + seethe + mald
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>>65141352
I think my wife uses that gun. She aims at my head to dominate me. Pic related, my wife
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>>65195454
you'll have to cludge together several models and get lucky. you've basically described a 92 that has never existed
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>>65195454
So a Brigadier that you bought an extra barrel and an aftermarket rail for? The front serrations on a Brigadier slide would have to be done by a machinist, Beretta doesn't carry that. There's the 92X but that doesn't have the slide safety like I assume you want and they have the vertec grip, which goes against your desire for the classic look.

Your easiest solution would probably be an M9A1 frame with a Brig slide that you have a machinist add the serrations and purchase a stainless threaded barrel from Beretta's website. There are a few machine shops that do front serrations as part of the Samurai Edge engaving package. I assume you're trying to basically do a Samurai Edge so that's your options.



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