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Bought the same gun. I put an arched mainspring housing on mine. Got it from EGW 👍

Your aftermarket trigger looks a bit recessed compared to all the 1911's I have delt with. Alway thought the, "in tolerance" L.O.P. called for the trigger to extend 1/3 into the trigger guard. Yours looks more like 1/4. Was the original trigger the skeletonized or solid version? RIA calls the finish Parkerizing, which is a type of phosphate coating. I'm surprised the diamond pattern checkering on the grips isn't too much for your delicate hands, since the trigger and slide release were uncomfortable.

You seem to be a tad picky with your review, almost as if you’re trying to find something wrong with the Ruger Security 9. The Security 9 is not designed for competition shooting. The Ruger Security 9 works, and you do get a good value money.

Is that a 3.8 oz buffer H .

All issued M9's were made in US by order of the military contract. I worked on them for 20 years. You don't know what you are talking about.

You're a little obsessed with looks. Guns are about function and performance.

Late 80s, Sarco used to sell M16A1 kits, less lower receiver, for $179. I wish I'd bought a few dozen.

I want to add a red dot to my p2000v3. Any ideas?

I bought two Molot VEPR AKs 7.62 ($999,99) in July 2014, one off on their serial numbers! Just before obame put the ban on all Russian AKs-"Americans are allowed to own, buy and sell the guns, so long as they were already in the U.S. prior to the sanctions." A month went by and the shop where I bought them said they would buy them back as a pair for $3000, I almost took them up on them since I was looking at a .50 Cal. But didn't. I am glad now, one has never been fired, the other less than 500 rds. It is the best, most accurate, most reliable AK/AR I have, plus I would take it over any of my ARs shooting under 300 yards! Remember if you zero at 25 meters, that zero works at 300 meters also! Wonder what I could get now? Have a friend that would match that offer any day of the week. But I might be out of luck if the SHTF, cause any AK or AR will bring in big bucks then! The quality won’t matter.

My p01 is more snappy than my p365 xl. Are you guys experiencing this?

I have one. Also took advantage of the free brace stamp and now it's an sbr. Of course I put the rifle version telescoping stock on it. Also I bought an Amazon claw mount and it seems to work just fine. Threw a vortex dot on it and it seems good so far. I dont have too many rounds on it though since I've only recently had the nearly $500 to dump on a sacrificial parts gun. I'm watching all these videos now to find someone who has dived into the lower. I hate ambi safety and I want to pull it out and grind the right side down. Scared to dig into it blindly because springs and detents can go flying out. But hey, at least I have a parts gun now too.

its not a national stock number but a nato stock number

I have a 642pc and a 637pc. They are awesome.

Can you swap out the original fore grip with an mlok style fore grip for this 20” rifle? Opposed to buying a new upper?

I’ve noticed the frame of my American inox is the same as the m9. But my 2003 fs has the Italian style frame. I’m so confused on the two of them.

Nice review. Picking mine up next week.

Yes it is harder to get the Italian made Inox in the US. On top of that it is even harder if you live in a state that has magazine capacity restrictions on new guns to 10 rounds. So if you live in a state like that and have to register your firearms and you want a brand new 10 Round 92FS Inox made in Italy that is NOT the CA compliant variant, you might have to do some digging at your individual local gun stores which do not always list the exact model number on the website. Or you can check ones that can ship to an FFL in your state. But agreeing with your opinion, it is worth it. Especially since Beretta is talking more seriously and officially about cutting production of the Inox very very soon. The pre 2000s ones will always be more valuable if in good condition, but I think with the news of the discontinuation, any 92FS Inox especially made in Italy will be a collectors item in a couple decades I believe adamently.

I have a 586 no dash with firing pin on the hammer. Bought it in 81 , shot it six times , cleaned it and put it up. looks brand new.

love mine.

The P-01 is readily available at my LGS. They always have several in stock.

i got the same exact gun..... samr barrel and all..... great gun

CGW Pro makes a huge difference love this pistol the G19 and P320 compact are the safe

Mauser

I have the turkey's milder 1933

Bad anglos to change it to 3006

Love mine...

These P-01 are hard to find , found the 75 SP-01 w/ safety , either DA or cocked & Locked , wondering why they didn't chamfer the little bit of rail at the front hanging out. I agree with you about the Philips screws , looks odd , like they couldn't find the proper machine screw.

The finish on Tisas' Service series is black cerakote. It offers a darker shade than you'll get with parkerization. I like that basic model of 1911. I use to wouldn't have a 1911 without a good beaver tail until I started shooting with gloves. I don't care if I get slide/hammer bit now, the leather glove will take it instead of my big ass hand. I bought a 9mm 1911 because I got tired of dropping $75 cents every time I pulled the trigger on my .45 during the pandemic. That said, .45ACP has come back down in price......give or take $20 a box in North Carolina as of August 2024.

I had one of these CZ-P01 in 2007 it was a 40 cal. and it had carry night sites and the dust cover covered up the rails. Damn good pistol I regret having sold it.

I also love the original paddle magazine release. We Americans can be sometimes too stubborn to recognize when a better system comes along. And unlike the HK style which are typically shorter/stubby/fat, the Walther was longer and slender, perfectly riding alongside the frame. Man I wish that the PDP 5 inch had a version with the paddle release, I would buy it in a heartbeat...

Nice.

Glad you like your P01! I have a P01 Omega and it has LOK Crosscut grips and TruGlo TFX Pro nightsights. It's a great gun and it just runs. Now, if I could only find a P06.... Enjoy the P01!

At 2 pounds, nothing "little" about it. Cool gun though. Upgrade the firing pin and rollers and slap some wood grips on it and it looks really sharp.

my favorite way to shoot my mini-14... ive found it also a little easier on the eyes as well. takes longer for eye fatgue to set in than would a traditional eye relief scope

Beretta is a beautiful gun no questions☂️

That is not an a 1

The reason they’re a pain in the ass to install is because the front strap needs to be slightly stretched a little when putting them on the gun, it’s even like that for the other versions for automatics, like the 1911. After they’re installed, you won’t regret having them on. I’m pretty sure you still don’t

good review. why no takedown/field strip?

"Correct caliber." SMH Nothing wrong with 9mm, but .40 was the premier domestic CCW and duty caliber probably longer than this guy has been alive. The USP series was designed around .40 just FYI. Stick to video games, kid.

I was the first or second rotation to shoot the ACOG on Parris Island in 2013, I remember our logbooks and a lot of the instructional material still referred to iron sights. I was and still am slightly miffed I was never taught Irons. I'm building a Colt 601 so I can get back to rifle fundamentals while also scratching my retro and iron sight itches. I really don't want to have more than one full length rifle taking up space but I will admit it's tempting to build an A2

Would the factory mounting work with see through rings and a smaller lighter scope system?? Seems to me that would be ideal and leave your irons useable also. Minis are a nice piece of history. Mini Garand looks, you definitely made it funky different. Accuracy seems to be past issues?? Good review.

That rail looks awesome, exposed op rod notwithstanding. I never liked the looks of the Mini-14, mainly because of the heat shield, but enjoyed the ergos and shooting experience. Nice setup you have there. I can understand now why Wile E. Coyote had so many problems, besides his poor choice in supplier.

You could probably put a pistol scope on it for eye relief. I'm not aware of any lpvos with extra long eye relief. I'm considering putting an etched reticle optic on mine.

Scout setups are what I use for hunting. Question have you tried Arken scopes yet? I have and like them a lot 😊

Excellent idea. The whole scout concept has always been controversial, caliber, action, capacity. I think you have something very workable there. Great idea, and yeah, it does look good.

I'm a dyed in the wool Beretta fan and have a half dozen full sized 92 models alone, but I chose a p01 as my discreet carry over a 92compact. My wife even got one too!

I own one of these. I love it

You're right. The "Hillary Hole" doesn't matter much. It's mostly the fact that S&W caved to the leftist clinton administration and the f'n lawyers that advise them. In addition, the QC at SW has been very, very poor for several years now. If you buy a current production revolver, it's "hit or miss" as to getting one that functions properly for any length of time. Also, they've went to round butts on their revolvers for cost cutting reasons. Magnum revolvers should be square butt. It's very, very sad that a firearms manufacturer with such a long history has slipped to this level. Looks like you may have gotten a good one.

I have the newer version in FDE. They make a shroud for the barrel if you want an attachment for the “threaded barrel look”. I haven’t did anything crazy with mine. Have a light/laser on the forward pic rail. Sling. Optics (of course). Stock pad/spacer. Charging handle on each side. Only minor cons would be the spongy trigger which I’m sure is due to all the plastic. The other thing is the mag release. It’s not very accessible if you drop mags with your thumb. I have to drop it with my off hand. Overall it’s a great gun and fun to shoot.

Original precision and TK customs offer an internal lock delete plug for S&W revolvers if you’d like. If you do that, you won’t have to worry about it failing even if you never used it and it will smoothen out the trigger more and you can order it to match the frame finish.