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Hey guys, i have really grown to appreciate your guys opinions so i wanted to write and ask you guys what your opinion of the FNP9 is. From what i have seen and heard it seems like a great gun. Thanks for whatever opinion you give.
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Great gun generally. Magazines though are higher than most ($30-$40 each). Sights are good, grip is good... negative is no "cocked-n-locked" like some like (including myself.) Disassembly is good. Standard rail mount for lights on front is a plus.
Wouldn't be my first pick, but a good gun still.
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I have the FNP 40 and it is my most accurate shooter. I shoot this better than my Sig and my buddy's 1911's. Very comfortable and very reliable. I have put about 1000 rounds through it without a single failure. Like F.A.S said, magazines are on the higher side, but when bought new, the gun comes with 3 mags.Comment
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Just picked up the FNP 45. Taking it to the range tonight or tomorrow, so I'll let ya know!Comment
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I personally feel the FNP series is a great group of pistols. Very comfortable to hold and they shoot very well. I wouldn't hesitate to get one plus right now you can send in to get a "shooter's" pack similar to the XD + it comes with 3 mags.WTB
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"Never mind likes or dislikes; just do what needs to be done. This may not be happiness, but it is greatness." -George Bernard ShawComment
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Thank you guys for your input, you guys are always super fast. So what do you guys think of this being my first handgun? I love the Sig and i had heard this was a more afforable alternative. Do you think so or should i save up and get a Sig? Thanks again you guys?Comment
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the fn was my first handgun. A sig my second. The fn is definately worth it and you won't be dissapointed. I would definately take a P226 over the fn tho.Comment
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FNP would make an excellent first handgun. Here's a great review of the FNP9 that compares it to other common and popular handguns. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CC38_...e=channel_pageWTB
Used Ruger Mark Series .22 Pistol(flexible on style/model)
"Never mind likes or dislikes; just do what needs to be done. This may not be happiness, but it is greatness." -George Bernard ShawComment
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Did you put your 40 up for sale before you shot it? And I agree, I'm partial to SIG's so I say save up for a 220 or 226. That's just me though!Comment
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Naw I put it up after 500 rounds. I hadn't shot it in a couple months. I wanted to trade it up for a 1911, but after today I realize I would've made a huge mistake and regretted it. Ill just save my money and add to my collection.Comment
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+1 for the FNP. I like the position of the decocker. Fits very well in my hand. Pricing is competative with other polymer framed guns. The DA feels good, no heavy stacking. A great gun all around!sigpic
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I've been looking to pick up an FNP9. I'm assuming that my best bet would be to look online?GO BIG OR GO HOME!Comment
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Keep checking with Ammo bros. In Cerritos. That's where I got mine and I see them there often. Keep in mind I'm talking "California" often so one or two a month.Comment
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I wasn't impressed with it. I can't get myself to like the trigger pull. Ergonomics is good, but I just can't get over the fact that trigger pull sucks.
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