I'm serious. It's a great gun, I just could use the money more than it right now.
pm inbound. I wasnt sure if you were serious.
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I'm serious. It's a great gun, I just could use the money more than it right now.
I currently fell in love with this round. I love the recoil of it and the potential "ballistics" of it. The only reason I have the 9c is because the 40c wasn't available at the time of purchase, every since then I regretted getting it. I'm not saying that the 9c is a bad gun, it is a great little shooter and it is excellent for ccw. I enjoy the the 9c a lot, but I'm stuck behind enemy lines and I'm only allowed to carry 10+1. I rather have a bigger cartridge. Thank you all for the suggestions.
Mike
Mike, Did u find a gun? If so whatcha got..
I currently fell in love with this round. I love the recoil of it and the potential "ballistics" of it. The only reason I have the 9c is because the 40c wasn't available at the time of purchase, every since then I regretted getting it. I'm not saying that the 9c is a bad gun, it is a great little shooter and it is excellent for ccw. I enjoy the the 9c a lot, but I'm stuck behind enemy lines and I'm only allowed to carry 10+1. I rather have a bigger cartridge. Thank you all for the suggestions.
Mike
Everyone says this but in the compact you're only missing out on 2 or 3 rounds of 9mm. The potential actually sucks, when you look at it's parent cartridge (10mm) although some of the 155 and 165 gr loadings still do pretty well. Stay away from 180s, complete waste of time/money. (they're the most neutered because it brings the cartridge near pressure limits. ) I carried .40 for years and it worked just fine for me, but then again I also had guns that handled the cartridge pretty well, too.
That said, I've fired a 40c a few times and it's pretty controllable. The only thing that angers me about that gun is smith no longer offers factory .357 sig barrels for it.
-Mike
Without searching Mike.... you should be able to buy them aftermarket. Storm\Lake.... I have a ported compact 357 and a FS 357...
I know that, but it's one of those things that when you hear about their decision it gets mind numbing. I'd rather just have a factory barrel. When smith sold it it was relatively inexpensive and worked well, too.
-Mike