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Best 9mm or 40 S&W Pistol for under $400
- Thread starter MSPHUNTER
- Start date
Ruger P-94 and P-95
Kahr E-Series new or K-series used
S&W 5906 or 6906 (New or used depending on desperation of seller and buyer)
Taurus PT-940 (40) and the 9mm version... I forgot the number designation.
Used Berettas (DAO's are usually significantly cheaper if you don't mind the action)
Used Glocks
If you need the websites for any of these, let us know.
Ben
Kahr E-Series new or K-series used
S&W 5906 or 6906 (New or used depending on desperation of seller and buyer)
Taurus PT-940 (40) and the 9mm version... I forgot the number designation.
Used Berettas (DAO's are usually significantly cheaper if you don't mind the action)
Used Glocks
If you need the websites for any of these, let us know.
Ben
CZ75B in either 9 or 40.
No question.
I own both.
The nine is the best value in handguns.
The forty has a different "feel" to it than the nine, but it's just as good a value.
The nine's more accurate for target shooting.
The forty's got more oooooomph.
I've owned the Ruger P-94 and the CZ is no doubt the more accurate, better feeling hand gun.
No question.
I own both.
The nine is the best value in handguns.
The forty has a different "feel" to it than the nine, but it's just as good a value.
The nine's more accurate for target shooting.
The forty's got more oooooomph.
I've owned the Ruger P-94 and the CZ is no doubt the more accurate, better feeling hand gun.
sundance43.5
New member
I second the HS2000. I hope to get one this weekend.
neil pilling
New member
Ruger P-95 decocker.
Taurus PT940
Alloy frame, 10 + 1 round capacity, accurate (I shoot mine better than any other pistol I own - including my Ultra CDP), and the option of carrying:
1). Hammer down, safety off for an initial DA trigger pull.
2). Hammer down, safety on for an initial DA trigger pull after the safety has been switched off.
3). Hammer cocked, safety on "Cocked & Locked" mode for an initial SA trigger pull.
You can find these in blue easily for $350 - and with a lifetime guarantee.
Alloy frame, 10 + 1 round capacity, accurate (I shoot mine better than any other pistol I own - including my Ultra CDP), and the option of carrying:
1). Hammer down, safety off for an initial DA trigger pull.
2). Hammer down, safety on for an initial DA trigger pull after the safety has been switched off.
3). Hammer cocked, safety on "Cocked & Locked" mode for an initial SA trigger pull.
You can find these in blue easily for $350 - and with a lifetime guarantee.
Walt Sherrill
New member
The CZ-75B, the Ruger P-95, a refurbished Glock 17, or a used Browning Hi-Power can all be had for under $400, and some for much less. All will probably shoot as well (or better) than you can.
The CZ-75B would be my first choice for all-around shooting, and the Browning Hi-Power for concealed carry (although the difference in the size of the Browning and the CZ is not much.)
I have or have had all of the guns cited above, and now have a CZ-85 Combat. I prefer it to any of the ones cited above, but the Browning's a close second place.
The CZ-75B would be my first choice for all-around shooting, and the Browning Hi-Power for concealed carry (although the difference in the size of the Browning and the CZ is not much.)
I have or have had all of the guns cited above, and now have a CZ-85 Combat. I prefer it to any of the ones cited above, but the Browning's a close second place.