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  • #16
    matthewbrian316
    Member
    • Jan 2011
    • 183

    Thanks for all the input guys I'll be going for a sig 226 in a .357 i hope everything goes well tomorrow lol

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    • #17
      matthewbrian316
      Member
      • Jan 2011
      • 183

      Hmm just left the gun store it seems I cant get the elite version they are saying its not legal in cali im going to yhe other store to see what else they have maybe an HK USP 40 if ever i cant get a sig elite

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      • #18
        GuillermoAntonio
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2011
        • 1525

        The equinox .40sw is in the roster and its beautiful...
        Hungry for ammo?
        San Diego Ammo GB from Bullet_man911 ****THE SAN DIEGO AMMO GROUP BUY****!

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        • #19
          corcoraj2002
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2010
          • 636

          My first gun was a Springfield XD .40, great gun with an ambidextrous mag release button (I'm a lefty) fired a good few rounds through it and got really comfortable with it.

          Then bought a Beretta M9, cheaper to run at the range and lets me leave the XD as a dedicated home defense weapon. Still bring it to the range once a month.

          Now looking for a 1911 (thinking Kimber, Springfield or Dan Wesson) in .45 just to have a .45. This will be more of a semi-safe queen

          The M9 was a great gun and very accurate out of the box. The 9mm is a cheaper round to buy, recently got 400 rounds for $80 in Wally world.
          I support the NRA, if you are not in, you can't win.

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          • #20
            Jimmy310
            Senior Member
            • May 2009
            • 1766

            Originally posted by corcoraj2002
            My first gun was a Springfield XD .40, great gun with an ambidextrous mag release button (I'm a lefty) fired a good few rounds through it and got really comfortable with it.

            Then bought a Beretta M9, cheaper to run at the range and lets me leave the XD as a dedicated home defense weapon. Still bring it to the range once a month.

            Now looking for a 1911 (thinking Kimber, Springfield or Dan Wesson) in .45 just to have a .45. This will be more of a semi-safe queen

            The M9 was a great gun and very accurate out of the box. The 9mm is a cheaper round to buy, recently got 400 rounds for $80 in Wally world.
            I feel ripped off when i pay more than $10.47 +tax = approx $11.50 for a box of 9mm fmj's (federal champion, walmart). I do live 35 minutes away from the nearest walmart so when i do go i get atleast 6-10 boxes (take someone with you because walmart has a 6 boxes per person limit on ammo). Sometimes i'll get the 250 box of reminton umc 9mm fmj's from big 5 when their on sale for $60. After the cost of gas and drive, you break even pretty much.



            WTT: Federal hydrashock 40s&w JHP's for 9mm fmj's locally


            http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...d.php?t=927721

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            • #21
              matthewbrian316
              Member
              • Jan 2011
              • 183

              Originally posted by cabron
              The equinox .40sw is in the roster and its beautiful...
              The equinox does look sexy ill go check this out at my local gun store thanks

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              • #22
                matthewbrian316
                Member
                • Jan 2011
                • 183

                Originally posted by Jimmy310
                I feel ripped off when i pay more than $10.47 +tax = approx $11.50 for a box of 9mm fmj's (federal champion, walmart). I do live 35 minutes away from the nearest walmart so when i do go i get atleast 6-10 boxes (take someone with you because walmart has a 6 boxes per person limit on ammo). Sometimes i'll get the 250 box of reminton umc 9mm fmj's from big 5 when their on sale for $60. After the cost of gas and drive, you break even pretty much.
                Pretty muvh everyone likes a 9mm and I have to agree woth the cost on the ammo it does make a difference anyone near san bernardino who could recomend a gun store all i go to is in basspro shops and pretty much im stuck with what they have maybe if i have to choose at that store probably a HK USP9 or a USP40

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                • #23
                  GuillermoAntonio
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2011
                  • 1525

                  You can find a walmart that sells ammo or maybe join in on the group ammo buys, check the thread i think its on the commercial sales forum....
                  Hungry for ammo?
                  San Diego Ammo GB from Bullet_man911 ****THE SAN DIEGO AMMO GROUP BUY****!

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                  • #24
                    shooterdude
                    Senior Member
                    • Dec 2009
                    • 844

                    The usual answer is go try everything then decide what you can shoot the best with. The caliber war is stupid don't listen to the people who say bigger is better because it is BS.

                    Since you haven't read the other hundreds of threads on Calguns about people asking what to get for their first gun and being told by a zillion other people to shoot everything then decide I am going to answer your question.

                    Get the FNP-9.

                    Thread closed.
                    Using C Products 10 round magazines in my AR-15...just to be "safe"...

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                    • #25
                      Dirmer3
                      Junior Member
                      • Oct 2010
                      • 67

                      Definitely try out the H&K. To me, they just feel so solid and well made. Also, I just love the way they look...

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                      • #26
                        JosephP
                        Senior Member
                        • Jun 2008
                        • 1359

                        I'd go with Sig P229 non-rail with .40S&W.

                        NRA Certified Instructor
                        Member of LASC

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                        • #28
                          mavericksun
                          Member
                          • May 2010
                          • 349

                          I have a 226 in 9mm, 229 in 40S&W, and HK45. I don't have experience with FN. The ergonomics on the HK45 is better than the USP for me. The Sigs fit well for me and I like the balance of it. Fire a few and see which one you like better. I looked at USP9 and p226 9mm and ended up buying the p226 because of ergonomics and less recoil.

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                          • #29
                            biloutkast
                            Senior Member
                            • Dec 2009
                            • 1550

                            x2 226 9mm

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                            • #30
                              cheetah45
                              Member
                              • Nov 2010
                              • 106

                              matthewbrian316:
                              And as of now im leaning on a sig 226 then prolly buy another .357 barrel thesame time to have some variety...
                              cabron: That would be an expensive move, that conversion kit is over 300 dls if I remember right...


                              $199 for a Sig barrel direct from SigSauer.com

                              This is my recommendation:
                              Additional features include a reversible magazine release and easy conversion from 357SIG to 40S&W with SIG SAUER factory replacement barrels.
                              Last edited by cheetah45; 05-31-2011, 11:37 PM.

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