Itching for a new pistol, need help.

[newbie1234]

I am itching for new pistol, that are:
- Either .45ACP, 9 mil, .22LR.
- Same price range as the three pistols below and shoot more accurate.
EDIT: I already had these three , sorry for the confusion.
(1) .45 ACP, HK USP Elite (around $1K)
(2) 9mm, CZ 75 Tactical Sport (around $1.3K)
(3) .22LR S&W Model 41. (around $1.4K)
- On Roster or C&R or Olympic Exempt for CA resident.
- I refer the gun can shoot out of the box no modification.
- This gun will be a range toy.
And lastly, I am a shooter not a collector . I want a gun to "chut".
I will open mind to all recommendations, no objection to 'buy both' or 'buy all'
Thanks You all.

[waygeekierthanu]

I have the elite and the tactical sport in stock if you just want to compare, nothing is going to shoot better than the tac sport except maybe a Walther PPQ q5, which is about the same price. 22, no opinion other than buckmark is nice

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[dfletcher]

For a 22 I'd look at an older High Standard. Quite a few are C&R eligible and whether Victor or one of the Tournament models, excellent shooters. I have a half dozen including the "Space Gun" version, HDs and a Victor, various Sport Kings down to the old entry level "Duramatic". The nicer Supermatic models each ran about $600.00 or so. Excellent triggers and sights.

[smittty]

USP 45 is the most satisfying from you list!

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[stormvet]

If you want a .22 to shoot, save some money and get a Browning Buckmark or a S&W 617-6. Both excellent shooters, reliable and accurate lots of fun.

[Kmai24]

Straight out of the box..from your list-definitely the TS. It wasn’t necessary but I switched out my front sight to fiber optic and did the grip reduction myself because I have baby hands. Didn’t care for the refinish because I wrapped it with skateboard tape. Those were the only 2 changes I did and again, totally not necessary. Oh forgot, also got thin aluminum grips..also to help with my baby hands.

Not sure if it’s still available but look into SA 1911 9mm. That’s about your price range as well.

[axhoaxho]

S&W Performance Center Model 929 (9mm, 8-rounds.)

[SJZ_Katsu]

I vote for the CZ TS.

The TS is discontinued, and is already very difficult to find in stores, and will only get worse as what little remains is snatched up. That's a collecting reason, but it's also a fantastic gun for shooting.

[Lead Waster]

I agree that you should also look at a 9mm 1911

[scotty99]

More accurate than a CZ TS is a real short list. Get one while you still can.


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[911GT3]

I recommend the CZ TS. I got one recently and the trigger is fantastic. I switched to fiber optic sights and it can put 10 rounds through the same hole at 10 yards without even trying. Shooting accurately at 25 yards is a breeze.Get it while prices are still decent.

[Tehjosheh]

another vote for CZ TS. also, as somebody said, it will be discontinued so buy while you can

[bmk20398]

Why not revolvers
you can buy Dan Wesson 715 .357 with SA conversion, 1.0" / 25 yards accuracy at about $1300.

for 45ACP I recommend Dan Wesson PM7.

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[Litespeeds]

I think everyone is misinterpreting what the OP is asking. My understanding is the he already has those 3 pistols and is looking to buy something that is as good or better in the listed calibers around the same price range.

I recommend a CZ 97B and get a trigger job for under $1K or a used Les Baer 1911 for around $1,500.

You are not going to find anything better than a CZ Tac Sport in 9mm.

Also recommend a High Standard Victor 22LR through Olympic Exemption for around $800-$1,100 depending on condition.