Shot a New Beretta M9. Loved it.
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Shot a New Beretta M9. Loved it.
I have a Springfield XD9 and this Beretta was nice!
I like the manual safety, the da/sa trigger. sights easy to use.
And most of all the recoil half as much as my XD9! Nice.
I like the manual safety, the da/sa trigger. sights easy to use.
And most of all the recoil half as much as my XD9! Nice.
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The Beretta is a big firearm; all steel. There is nearly zero felt recoil.
The 2 different trigger pulls makes rapid, accurate shots from the holster more difficult than from the XD.
I carried a Beretta for 4 years as a LEO, and 11 years after that. I love it, but I would carry an XD today before I would a 92.
YMMV
The 2 different trigger pulls makes rapid, accurate shots from the holster more difficult than from the XD.
I carried a Beretta for 4 years as a LEO, and 11 years after that. I love it, but I would carry an XD today before I would a 92.
YMMV
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This is a big step because I've heard you refer to the XD as "tupperwear"txinvestigator wrote: I carried a Beretta for 4 years as a LEO, and 11 years after that. I love it, but I would carry an XD today before I would a 92.

I agree though, XD over Beretta for sure.
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I think that was the Glock, dishwasher AND microwave safegigag04 wrote:This is a big step because I've heard you refer to the XD as "tupperwear"txinvestigator wrote: I carried a Beretta for 4 years as a LEO, and 11 years after that. I love it, but I would carry an XD today before I would a 92.![]()
I agree though, XD over Beretta for sure.
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Although if the person I was harassing was carrying an XD, I probably DID refer to it as tupperware. Gunstore humor and all. lol
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New Carry Suggestions????
Have 229 9mm...love it...Wife 232 .380...she loves it...I'm looking for a possible new carry...a 239 (9mm or 40S&W), Berreta 90005 or CZ 2075????? You see them and work with them as loaners each day....prefer DA/SA....txinvestigator wrote:The Beretta is a big firearm; all steel. There is nearly zero felt recoil.
The 2 different trigger pulls makes rapid, accurate shots from the holster more difficult than from the XD.
I carried a Beretta for 4 years as a LEO, and 11 years after that. I love it, but I would carry an XD today before I would a 92.
YMMV
Comments//Ideas...appreciate it ...again as a carry...Thanks//
John
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Re: New Carry Suggestions????
Let me be serious here. A selection in weapon is VERY subjective. I appreciate your trust, but I would not suggest a handgun for anyone. I would steer you away from a junk weapon, but none you have listed are junk.Skipper5 wrote:Have 229 9mm...love it...Wife 232 .380...she loves it...I'm looking for a possible new carry...a 239 (9mm or 40S&W), Berreta 90005 or CZ 2075????? You see them and work with them as loaners each day....prefer DA/SA....txinvestigator wrote:The Beretta is a big firearm; all steel. There is nearly zero felt recoil.
The 2 different trigger pulls makes rapid, accurate shots from the holster more difficult than from the XD.
I carried a Beretta for 4 years as a LEO, and 11 years after that. I love it, but I would carry an XD today before I would a 92.
YMMV
Comments//Ideas...appreciate it ...again as a carry...Thanks//
John
The Sigs do not fit my hand well, but that means nothing for you. The CZ slide is too short for me. Again, how do YOU like it.
I would try to shoot each gun next to each other, and pick the one I like best. I think whichever one you like best, it will serve you well.
Sorry I can't help more. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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you need to install a DAO hammer spring. it'll lighten the trigger pull in both DA/SA. makes a huge difference for about $2.Boma wrote:I like the manual safety, the da/sa trigger. sights easy to use.
And most of all the recoil half as much as my XD9! Nice.
the frames are aluminum. drop one on the tang and it will make a dent.txinvestigator wrote:The Beretta is a big firearm; all steel. There is nearly zero felt recoil.

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Aluminum alloy, you are correct. I have gotten into the bad habit of calling anything not polymer, steel. Thanks for keeping me honest. ;)Chris wrote:you need to install a DAO hammer spring. it'll lighten the trigger pull in both DA/SA. makes a huge difference for about $2.Boma wrote:I like the manual safety, the da/sa trigger. sights easy to use.
And most of all the recoil half as much as my XD9! Nice.
the frames are aluminum. drop one on the tang and it will make a dent.txinvestigator wrote:The Beretta is a big firearm; all steel. There is nearly zero felt recoil.
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"Speed is Fine, but accuracy is final"- Bill Jordan
Remember those who died, remember those who killed them.
"Speed is Fine, but accuracy is final"- Bill Jordan
Remember those who died, remember those who killed them.