I can’t believe you left off the father of all double stack 9 mm, the browning high-power. In its original Belgian manufactured form or some of the new clones, specifically the Springfield aAmory SA - 35. These are fantastic firearms. They may not have the flash of some of the new wonder nines but they are probably the most combat proven design of any of the guns you named. In fact most if not all of the weapons you listed owe much of their design to the Hi-Power.
My CZ collection started with the original CZ75. It was one of the first 10,000 imported into the country. Shadow 2 and the new Shadow 2 compact. And they don't break the bank for a competition grade gun.
Canik Rival S. I own the Dark Side version as purchased for home defense and it is less reflective than chrome. I already owned - and love - the CZ Shadow 2, but bought before OR was an option. An OR slide for the Shadow 2 costs just under a new Rival S complete with accessories. It was a solid decision. Happy to have both.
That's why my Walther Q4 SF, my Sig P365 AXG Legion, and P01 Omega from CZ's custom shop are some of my favorite 9mms. I'll be honest though come SHTF I'm taking my PDP Pro Compact... Can't beat a lighter weight, reliable gun in that situation
Why is no one talking about the Tanfoglio line-up from IFG? those are solid as F...! not to mention the trigger quality is on par with the CZ Czeckmate custom shop... they come in a bunch of calibers like 9mm, 10mm, 38 Super, 40SW, 45ACP and 22LR. IFG stands for (Italian Firearms Group)
@@puzer1 but is it though? I give you that much, it's a carbon copy of the CZ 75, but only on the outside. Internals are totally different, and to be honest, Tanfoglio makes some sturdy ass guns... I have both a TS2 in 40S&W and a Limited Master in 38 Super and the Tanfoglio is heavier.
I can’t believe you left off the father of all double stack 9 mm, the browning high-power. In its original Belgian manufactured form or some of the new clones, specifically the Springfield aAmory SA - 35. These are fantastic firearms. They may not have the flash of some of the new wonder nines but they are probably the most combat proven design of any of the guns you named. In fact most if not all of the weapons you listed owe much of their design to the Hi-Power.
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My CZ collection started with the original CZ75. It was one of the first 10,000 imported into the country. Shadow 2 and the new Shadow 2 compact. And they don't break the bank for a competition grade gun.
Canik Rival S. I own the Dark Side version as purchased for home defense and it is less reflective than chrome. I already owned - and love - the CZ Shadow 2, but bought before OR was an option. An OR slide for the Shadow 2 costs just under a new Rival S complete with accessories. It was a solid decision. Happy to have both.
That's why my Walther Q4 SF, my Sig P365 AXG Legion, and P01 Omega from CZ's custom shop are some of my favorite 9mms. I'll be honest though come SHTF I'm taking my PDP Pro Compact... Can't beat a lighter weight, reliable gun in that situation
Beretta 92?
No mention of the granddaddy of all Wondernines? The Browning Hi Power and the latest iterations of it by Springfield, Girsan, FEG and such?
CZ all the way!!
My recently acquired Ruger P89 feels pretty solid too.
I love my Arex Rex01 CP. Accurate and reliable!
Why is no one talking about the Tanfoglio line-up from IFG? those are solid as F...!
not to mention the trigger quality is on par with the CZ Czeckmate custom shop...
they come in a bunch of calibers like 9mm, 10mm, 38 Super, 40SW, 45ACP and 22LR.
IFG stands for (Italian Firearms Group)
...because it's a CZ clone?...
@@puzer1 but is it though? I give you that much, it's a carbon copy of the CZ 75, but only on the outside. Internals are totally different, and to be honest, Tanfoglio makes some sturdy ass guns...
I have both a TS2 in 40S&W and a Limited Master in 38 Super and the Tanfoglio is heavier.
iWi Jericho fs9
(9:06) "A little over 40 ounces, or about 2 pounds 12 ounces" ??? Only about 10% off.
Ted: Love your voice. Can we hire you to emcee our son’s wedding. What do you charge. Thanks.
How does an ai voice shoot a gun?
Hate the triggers on all of these and they're all too heavy.
Please stop using AI to narrate your videos. So annoying
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