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Gun experts: opinion please
Springfield XD9, with 16 round clips. You like, dislike, never shot?
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I reckon you can kill someone with it. You're good :thumbsup |
i've shot that gun at the gun club, it's a springfield, so it is quality. and you certainly want 16 rounds if you plan on self-defense with a 9mm.
that being said, i went with the glock equivalent, the glock19, it is just as solid but a better price for real and certain stopping power, i'd go with a .45acp |
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Why a 9mm, im just asking because if you shoot a big guy with it its gonna slow him down but not knock him over, why not a .40 cal?
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I do own two. One I keep with me for carry. I would suggest making improvements, like a new rod. |
Pretty decent pistol, go with a .45ACP though I've shot both
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I do like my 45 better though. |
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Oh yeah. Even has "croatia" stamped on the top. |
I have the Glock and my dad has the Springfield. I like shooting both. His Springfield has the grip safety and the trigger safety is a little different. We've owned them both for a couple years with zero issues. If you can get a better deal on the XD, I'd go for it.
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own it and love it ;)
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Glock is lethal tupperware.
If you want a good quality weapon that you can trust in ANY Combat condition, then you need an H and K 40. |
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But if I want to carry a weapon that I can trust in any condition, I'd carry a GLOCK. This is a must if you are looking for a GLOCK to read. http://www.theprepared.com/index.php...ask=view&id=90 |
It's a solid gun, and if it feels good in your hand and shoots a half-decent grouping, I'd say go with it. I like the .40 SiIGs, myself, but they're a lot pricier, and I don't know if they're worth the extra cash in this economy.
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9mm = 13 shots + 1 in chamber if yer frosty.
.45 ya only got 8. Fact is ya only need 1 to land to make a difference. 9mm is my choice. |
I don't like to shoot a 9mm. It's far too small. For what feels like 10% more recoil you can rest your hands on a .40
I've shot a lot of handgun brands and calibers, but not very frequently. So I am basing this off of 9mm, 40, 45 and 357 magnum. The 357 is too fucking huge and impractical for self defense IMO. The 40 or 45 is perfect. I've never fired specials or anything of that nature. |
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We've upgraded.... 16 in the mag, 1 in the cham... 17! How many 22 rounds does it take? |
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i shoot my old man's 357 when we shoot together and i pretty much have 1 shot with that fucker, the recoil is ridiculous. it is fun to shoot though
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I personally do not like the 9mm but the gun is a great a gun.. XD is what I carry CCW personally.. I have the xd40 sub compact..
one of my partners carries a full size xd40... all and all great weapon and has won many awards go rent one and shoot it see if you like it... I have my opinions on what weapon one should carry but all and all it comes down to personal feel.. I would never carry a cal that does not start with 4 to stop a human being with 1 shot keep that in mind... I'm a fantastic shot.. NRA certified expert with handguns and I highly doubt in a situation I would have the time to sight the perfect 1 shot stop with a small bullet |
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no matter what you will like the weapon.. how are you going to carry that in california with a 16 rd mag? peoples republic states 10 is most... |
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so is the frame size different or is it just a 16 round mag? most law enforcement bureaus recommend 40 cal these days
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No one shoots in an emergency for an hour sustained swapping clips unless its warzone:) And if ya using a pistol in a warzone you are in a world of hurt. I am not a gun freak though, I just keep mine in the bedroom. |
9mm just doesn't cut it, get a dude on crank and you'll have mto empty the clip to bring him down, a S&W.40 doesn't have that problem and a Colt 45 sends them sailing backwards. I have a Model 410 S&W .40 , love it
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I will defiantly go with the Springfield XD9, with 16 round clips over the Glock.
You should also check out the Walther P99. |
I love my Desert Eagle... and Beretta... and the P90... and the USP... shit I have an arsenal. Great for shooting beavers, hate those fuckers chopping down my trees that fall on the wires.
Never used a Springfield though. |
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I have owned one for over four years, fired couple thousand rounds and it never has jammed.. |
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SigSauer 9mm P229 DAK 20 round mag :)
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to all the people saying a 9mm has insufficient stopping power...well yer all idiots.
If you cant put a 9MM hollow point in the guys head at 30 feet you shouldnt be shooting anyway. It isn't the size of the bullet that matters, it's the placement, at least with handguns. You should be more concerned about the accuracy of the weapon and it's effective range, these weapons aren't much good at any distance, if you want better accuracy over a longer distance go for a wheel gun with a longer barrel. |
i got one next time your in chicago we can go to the range and you can try it out.
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I would submit that in a combat situation, the chances of getting a clean head shot fast are not very good, between the less than perfect situation, (re: lighting, movement, body position, etc...), and the fact that your adrenal glands are pumping like fire hoses, your shot placement accuracy will drop on average of AT LEAST 20%. (Speaking here as ex-army, ex-MCSO reserve deputy, and having read a bit on the subject). With all that being said, I personally carry a Ruger P90 .45acp. Built like a boat anchor, never had a stoppage, always goes where I point it. |
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i got a indoor range 10 min's from home here there are probably a few around goodgirl also. |
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bottom line, the best home protection weapon is a shotgun, such as my remington 880 |
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