XD 9mm advive

[n3rdc0re]

Whats up guys?....... Ive had my XD 9mm (4" service) for about a month now. Havent got a chance to test it out yet, been bizzy with work, family stuff and my nremt. Ive been picking up ammo here and there and have the basics like a good cleaning kit and even pearce mag extenders. Other then more mags what should i look into next?

[zfields]

More ammo.

[n3rdc0re]

More ammo.

i buy 5 boxes a month

[paul0660]

See if it works.

[Thunder Beast]

A training course.

[zfields]

i buy 5 boxes a month

Oh, in that case.


More ammo.


Seriously, shoot the gun, shoot it a lot. It doesn't need add on parts. At most get a better holster (the XD gear one sucks) and some decent mag pouches. Check out some training options.

[SILENT GUNMAN]

More ammo, a TLR 1, and a training class is how I would spend my money. If you're not gonna ccw then a better holster isn't really necessary right now.

[onegtalon]

+1 Shoot it, buy more ammo, repeat. When you get decent get some training. Training did open up my eyes... I gotta hit the range again.

[Powder_Keg]

Get to the range and become proficient with it.

Snap caps, but I believe the XD is safe to practice dry firing without them.

If this is your first handgun, the training course others have mentioned is a great idea.

A safe or some way to secure it.

[rsmorgan]

Ammo, range time and training. Don't buy toys, buy practice and experience.

[tommyboy619]

Night sights

[egpost916]

Its a great gun. Bought mines about a year ago and have over 1000 rounds through it with no issue.

Get out to the range an get some trigger time.

[idex]

Practice... practice...practice...prp trigger job

[daybreak]

Ammo, and a new holster.

[SonofWWIIDI]

Powder river precision drop in trigger.

http://shop.powderriverprecision.net/product.sc?productId=80

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