Thoughts on LC9?

[cnj]

i mean my dad didn't like it, and bought himself an M&P9 Shield, and will give it to me for the price of an intrafamilial transfer of $19.

Or, I can let him sell it.

If I take it, I would have on my permit

LC9
G19
Colt 1911 Full size

otherwise, i'd spend money and buy something else.

Money isn't super tight right now, but i'd rather not spend if i don't have to. Considerations are that i'd have to wait 2 years and be happy with these three.

I believe you have answered your own question. For $19 it is a no-brainer. If you ever decide to sell it, give your profit to pops. Otherwise, it will be another gun you can both go out and shoot together. Good bonding time with Dad!

[MA5177]

i mean my dad didn't like it, and bought himself an M&P9 Shield, and will give it to me for the price of an intrafamilial transfer of $19.

Or, I can let him sell it.

If I take it, I would have on my permit

LC9
G19
Colt 1911 Full size

otherwise, i'd spend money and buy something else.

Money isn't super tight right now, but i'd rather not spend if i don't have to. Considerations are that i'd have to wait 2 years and be happy with these three.

Well for free you cant beat it, like I said its a very solid and well made gun, just has a ****ty trigger.

They make a trigger kit for about 100 bucks or so that will fix the issues , but I dont know if that will fly on a CCW, I wouldnt.

I just got a PM9 from my dad, he wasnt using it and I was going to buy it from him but he just gave it to me . I returned the favor by gifting my son(22) one of my glocks.

He will end up with ALL of them some day anyway

[tbc]

It's a gift from your dad. Take it.

[Dinosaur Jr]

My buddy has one which is very reliable. The trigger pull is really long. I had trouble shooting it because the trigger breaks so far to the rear. Other than that it seems like a decent gun.

I've shot my friend's LC9. Although I understand the safety rationale behind it, that trigger is...I'll just say its a deal killer for me.