Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below ttlpkg, NAH it has a double trigger. Once you commit and press that's it. Personaly I don't like the action of a Glock. Nice guns though.
http://www.glock.com/trigger_safety.htm
http://www.glock.com/trigger_safety.htm
Does anyone here own a 9mm Beretta?
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"Thanks for all the informed replies. I think I am going to try and find a good deal on a Beretta. Not just because it is a smooth pistol, but because that is the one the Army uses. I figure I might as well be proficient at the weapon I might take into combat someday."
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IMO the best combat/commercial fire arms are by H&K.
BTW they are favored by the special forces. Everyone else like Force protection officer's (security), MP's ect. get the old Beretta's.
http://www.hecklerkoch-usa.com/
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IMO the best combat/commercial fire arms are by H&K.
BTW they are favored by the special forces. Everyone else like Force protection officer's (security), MP's ect. get the old Beretta's.
http://www.hecklerkoch-usa.com/
huntmaster
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I personally own a Glock 22 .40 and a Glock 31 .357 sig
I hope to own a H&K one day
maybe a match grade--they are awesome!
I hope to own a H&K one day
maybe a match grade--they are awesome!
HamsterHider
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OK THE ULTIMATE SELF DEFENSE ROUND IS THE .40 CALIBER. THEY HAVE TESTED ALL CALIBERS IN BALLISTIC GELATIN WHICH SIMULATES A HUMANS INSIDES AND THE .40 CREATED THE WIDEST WOUND CAVITY. I CARRY A .40 CALIBER GLOCK 22 ON DUTY AND A GLOCK 26 9MM OFF DUTY. I WOULD RECCOMEND THE GLOCK 27 .40 CALIBER SUB COMPACT FOR SELF DEFENSE. I ONLY GOT THE 9MM 26 BECAUSE I WAS TOO LAZY TO WAIT FOR 27 TO COME IN IN A MONTH. BUT THE 26 SHOOTS GREAT
BTW I have a Desert Eagle "Baby Eagle" 9mm "standard". I was actually looking for a sub compact Beretta 92 since I was familiar with it ,but I just liked the Mugnum better.
http://www.magnumresearch.com/
http://www.magnumresearch.com/
I've heard this argument before.
HamsterHider, that may be true, but alot of assassins prefer a cheap ass .22 pistol. For their damaging properties. Dosn't mean I'm run out and by a .22 though. (.22 for those that don't know refract inside a body causing alot of damage if used at point blank range)
In the off chance I need my firearm for self defence I'd rather be accurate than loud.
I could buy a .40 but why half step I thought, just get the .45 if I truely wanted a fire arm with stopping power.
The truth of the matter is most people in a "kill or be killed" situation end up putting a round or two in the dirt or through their holsters. As you could imagine I'd rather have as many rounds as the law will allow when it comes to me and my family.
Personaly I like the velocity of a 9mm over the ft/lbs. of a .45.
Besides two slugs, center of mass will put anyone down and with the advances in ammunition a 9mm is enabled to expand to a larger caliber once inside a soft medium.
"Considered by many to be the best hollow point in the world, the Hydra-Shok is standard with hundreds of police forces, security agencies, and private citizens. The most unusual aspect of the Hydra-Shok bullet design is the little lead post which sits at the base of the hollow point. When the bullet comes in contact with a soft medium, such as ballistic gelatin or internal organs, the post directs fluid against the inside of the hollow point, forcing it to expand reliably. But when the bullet strikes a hard surface such as a barrier, the post helps keep the nose from getting clogged up, which would otherwise limit expansion once the barrier had been penetrated."
HamsterHider, that may be true, but alot of assassins prefer a cheap ass .22 pistol. For their damaging properties. Dosn't mean I'm run out and by a .22 though. (.22 for those that don't know refract inside a body causing alot of damage if used at point blank range)
In the off chance I need my firearm for self defence I'd rather be accurate than loud.
I could buy a .40 but why half step I thought, just get the .45 if I truely wanted a fire arm with stopping power.
The truth of the matter is most people in a "kill or be killed" situation end up putting a round or two in the dirt or through their holsters. As you could imagine I'd rather have as many rounds as the law will allow when it comes to me and my family.
Personaly I like the velocity of a 9mm over the ft/lbs. of a .45.
Besides two slugs, center of mass will put anyone down and with the advances in ammunition a 9mm is enabled to expand to a larger caliber once inside a soft medium.
"Considered by many to be the best hollow point in the world, the Hydra-Shok is standard with hundreds of police forces, security agencies, and private citizens. The most unusual aspect of the Hydra-Shok bullet design is the little lead post which sits at the base of the hollow point. When the bullet comes in contact with a soft medium, such as ballistic gelatin or internal organs, the post directs fluid against the inside of the hollow point, forcing it to expand reliably. But when the bullet strikes a hard surface such as a barrier, the post helps keep the nose from getting clogged up, which would otherwise limit expansion once the barrier had been penetrated."
Longhorn85
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9mm Beretta action
BTW, when I was firing the 9mm I found that the first round fired after loading a fresh mag was always high. The recoil seemed greater. My subsequent shots were always more accurate.
That means that my 1st shot (arguably most important) against a real-life target might be a miss. How do I fix this?
BTW, when I was firing the 9mm I found that the first round fired after loading a fresh mag was always high. The recoil seemed greater. My subsequent shots were always more accurate.
That means that my 1st shot (arguably most important) against a real-life target might be a miss. How do I fix this?
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