....before you found THE right gun for you?
For a house gun I started out with a HK USP .40 full size
-didn't like the SA/DA trigger and it seemed a little too big.
Next was a Glock 23
-I had numerous failure to feed problems with it, I think the problem was a weak slide release spring that I may have messed up when I put a 3.5 lb. connector in. That was fixed when I restretched the spring. However, I came to dislike the trigger.
Finally a Walther P99 QA
- wide smooth trigger, quick action only (like a glock). Feels good with AGrip on it. And it has rails on it for a light.
Some people keep every gun they buy. I cycle through them. If I don't like it after 6 months I sell it.
I have other guns for other purposes, but this is the path I went through for a house gun.
For a house gun I started out with a HK USP .40 full size
-didn't like the SA/DA trigger and it seemed a little too big.
Next was a Glock 23
-I had numerous failure to feed problems with it, I think the problem was a weak slide release spring that I may have messed up when I put a 3.5 lb. connector in. That was fixed when I restretched the spring. However, I came to dislike the trigger.
Finally a Walther P99 QA
- wide smooth trigger, quick action only (like a glock). Feels good with AGrip on it. And it has rails on it for a light.
Some people keep every gun they buy. I cycle through them. If I don't like it after 6 months I sell it.
I have other guns for other purposes, but this is the path I went through for a house gun.