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The Best 9's
select-fire
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This is my opinion, but shared by two or three others over the last 74 years.
Doug
not to mention a sig being behind the taurus pt92. who in the world came up with the useless list?
It is VERY subjective at best.
quote:Nothing shoots better than a well used Beretta 92FS. Allow about 300 rounds for break-in. Good long range pistol. I can hit the 50 yard gong over and over again
sounds like someone is writing reviews based on chat board conversations, not actual experience, above is just an example, again to many flaws to list
If you can't feel the music; it's only pink noise!
Again, a lot of this subjective. So long as the gun is reliable and functionally accurate, which one is the "best" is highly subjective.
The "best" gun for me probably won't be the "best" for you, and vice versa.
I note, interestingly, that the list is populated by CZs and CZ clones, and I have to agree with that. Its just a great platform for the round.
Only thing that surprises me is that someone hasn't hijacked it with .45's..[:o)][:o)]Okay, truth is, I do prefer my Colt Single Action chambered in 45 Colt! [8D][:o)]
If you can't feel the music; it's only pink noise!
He just tested the ones with the most sales.
quote:Originally posted by select-fire
Only thing that surprises me is that someone hasn't hijacked it with .45's..[:o)][:o)]Okay, truth is, I do prefer my Colt Single Action chambered in 45 Colt! [8D][:o)]
I'll bet you can't buy one for less than $550![:D]
quote:Originally posted by Old-Colts
quote:Originally posted by select-fire
Only thing that surprises me is that someone hasn't hijacked it with .45's..[:o)][:o)]Okay, truth is, I do prefer my Colt Single Action chambered in 45 Colt! [8D][:o)]I'll bet you can't buy one for less than $550![:D][:D][:D]
You've got that right; can't even buy the 60's Hi-powers for $550!
If you can't feel the music; it's only pink noise!
The pinnacle of 9MM development is the Browning P-35 Hi Power, from the fertile mind of John Moses Browning. A visionary on the same level as Edison and Ford.
This is my opinion, but shared by two or three others over the last 74 years.
Doug
John Browning did not design the P35 as we know it. He got a few rough prototypes together before he died, but it was his number 2, Mr. Saive who made it into a workable military gun. The same guy who made the FN49 and FAL, so he was obviously capapble.
However, I will put the CZ75 at the top of my 9mm list. Col. Jeff Cooper even called it the best combat 9mm made.
For plastic, I am a Walther P99 man followed by the Steyr M9 series.