My Next Purchase is a Poly .40 - Can't Decide

[Murmur]

I am going to be buying a plastic .40 for my next handgun. I already have 9mm and .45ACP handguns and I want to expand the stable.

I have shot all of the guns in the poll except the Steyr.

I will use the gun for HD and range time, no CCW. 3 of these are SSE guns (all except PX4) and won't be available after the end of the year.

Appreciate any input to help me decide.

[PJ205]

Really like my Glock 23 so far. Only have put 240 rounds through it but I have had no complaints or hiccups with it thus far.

[J.D.Allen]

M&P 40

[skilletboy]

If money isn't an object I'd go with the HK USP fullsize or compact in .40.

FYI, I'm a glock guy, but if you can afford it the HK is THE best way to shoot .40. Feels like a 9mm IMHO.

#2 for me would be a Glock. But honestly, after already owning a G22, I regret not just getting a G23.

[MrExel17]

OP why no HK-USP 40.

[Pbl600]

I have the beretta px4 & so far out of all my handguns it's the one I shoot the most & it's also my HD gun. It's easy to take down for cleaning the safety also decocking lever is easy to use. But see what feels the best in your hand I know the beretta glock & Springfield all have removable back straps.

[BowtieBill]

M&P 40

+1 for the M&P40

[Murmur]

I haven't shot the USP .40, but that is a good call. I will try to go rent one.

I have heard allot of good things about the M&P .40. My only hesitation to choosing that is that I have an M&P9 reserved at Turners. Hopefully that shows up at some point this year before it falls off roster in August. Kind of looking for a little diversity.

[heldebrant]

Steyr

[j-shot]

I love my springfield .40

[bajadan]

HK p30L 40

[Paperchasin]

If budget allows for it, another vote for H&K.... either USP or P2000. P30 if funds allow.

Otherwise, consider an M&P40

[3lixer]

PPQ ftmfw

[shda5582]

I'd have to say the PX4. Love how it shoots and feels in my hands.

[Oceanbob]

Glock 22

You can also run a 9MM or a .357 SIG conversion barrel for more
Shooting options.