No sir Not even remotely so. Certain pistols are disgend without such features and other are designed with them. If you want one with such features, just get a weapon that has them. Me, I keep an NP 42 for the perfectly simple reason that it has everything I want.Originally Posted by Khalil
Only reason i wold buy a Glock type pistol is because I 'don't' want such features to begin with.
"Keep a complete control over your Temper and Anger because I never found anything more beneficial at the end and producing more good results then such a control" Hazrat Ali (A.S) tz.enigmatic@gmail.com
The I, should switch to one with same machanism and start practicing it. Canicks, HS-9s, Zigs (px9) and Stoeger..... for practice and after that, a CZ/Glock. But waiting for CZ pistols to land at Peshawar.
you can get a hs9 its a great pistol.
Your are absolutely right . I have Glock19, Beretta Px4 storm and HS9 sub-compact.
Believe me HS-9 is the best Pistol.
Px4 storm is a piece of crap.
But I'm surprised you rate HS9 above the glock 19
Ahh well i guess.
If you could buy the px4 Storm then heck why not.....
i love hammer fired guns and most of my collection are hammer fired pistols but the hs9 subcompact is sweet shooter it has very minimal recoil for a subcompact.
Who said that PX-4 storm is a piece of Crap, not at all . It’s a good handgun. It’s better then old Beretta fs 92. Easy to handle and better recoil…. ETC
Glock is Glock but it’s hi in price . Hs-9 is a budget gun .
3 hs9 are equal to one Glock. so hs9 is a better choice . 😊
Yes it is .
I Disagree, Its; Bulky, Unergonomic, cumbersome. The 92FS is already an outdated mundane platform. Beretta tried to do something out of the box or innovative so to say, but came up with a pathetic design that does not have a strong following. PX4 Storm is rarely put into military trials apart from some small countries using it. The Stoeger Cougar which is essentially the all metal version of px4 is also a flop pistol. Does not serve any purpose, cc or range.
However i only see one thing in which buying px4 might be pardoned and that is just for the sake of collection, I however would even not keep it in my collection.
plus the slide mounted safety is the Achilles heel.
Maybe it was the fact the military and law enforcement officials didn't adopt the gun. Whatever the reason…
The Px4 Storm is lighter than the Beretta 92 9mm, making use of a polymer frame. It's also more compact, making it perfect for concealed carry situations.it uses a rotating-barrel locking system.
The cam operation uses lugs on the barrel and a peg on the locking block that fits into a channeled groove fitted on the barrel.
The rotating barrel makes it a very accurate pistol. How accurate? Using three-dot metal sights, at 15 yards, groupings are reportedly around 2-3.5 inches, depending on the ammo. All shots struck the center mass of the target in one-second intervals.
That brings us to the recoil system. The pistol has a lower bore-axis and channels recoil energy into the rotation of the barrel. Decreases muzzle flip, and the perceived recoil is a lot less.
This allows for faster and more accurate follow-up shots. Some shooters have even said firing this pistol is "pleasant."
Besides being pleasant in the recoil department, the Px4 Storm is also pleasant no matter which hand you use.
The ambidextrous manual safety lever/decocker is positioned on both sides of the slide. In addition, the magazine release can be switched for left-handed users.
If you are satisfied with it, there's no better gun for you.
Having said that, Rotating barrel is a very unconventional mechanism, accumulation of dust and grime etc are prone to give you malfunctions in the long run. It is more sensitive than the traditional tilting barrel.
If you fancy the Rotating barrel NP42, cf98 also has that at 1/3 of the price.
If ever I purchase a manual safetyless, Glock style striker fired gun, it would be the HS9. But since I never intend to purchase a manual safetyless, glock style striker fired pistol. The HS9 will remain unpurchased.
I was briefly attracted to the Zigana PX 9 since its striker fired and has a manual safety, but the 7.25 single action trigger was not my cup of tea. It is almost as bad as the Sigma DAO (double action only) trigger. And that is a gun I refused to shoot even when offered at the range.
The Taurus OSS was the only striker fired gun I know that has both a decocker as well as a manual safety. And they dropped it soon after its release. And I was always afraid that the decocker will lead to an AD. unlike a hammer fired weapon I could not see, let alone control the hammer while decocking.
"Keep a complete control over your Temper and Anger because I never found anything more beneficial at the end and producing more good results then such a control" Hazrat Ali (A.S) tz.enigmatic@gmail.com
zigana px9 g2 has a nice trigger i am sure its much less then 7 pound, i shot it and found it quite accurate,trigger reset is short as well.give it a try at range next time.
Ok. I have to find me a generous fellow shooter at the range. If it behaves the way an SA trigger should, I might go for it.
"Keep a complete control over your Temper and Anger because I never found anything more beneficial at the end and producing more good results then such a control" Hazrat Ali (A.S) tz.enigmatic@gmail.com
you will love it inshaAllah once you shoot it.
CZ NEW Shipment has arrived in Peshawar, it has P10-F, P-10 SC- SHADOW 2 (Dream Gun), P-10c, P9 AND P-07 DUTY, but don't ask for the prices. Carefully listen to the person in the video.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCLJzn2IexM
Last price of p-07 duty, we paid, was Rs.85k for a friend 8 years ago.
price of cz p07 should not be more then 150k
I agree...
Who would CZ for 350K when Glock is available in this price?
CZ's are far superior than glocks,
glock is only a symbol status.
on another hand neither Cz's nor glocks deserve these prices
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