TruthTellers
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I found out yesterday that a company I don't like for certain reasons came out with a DA/SA single stack subcompact polymer frame in 9mm and .45 and it doesn't have the stupid grip safety.
I watched a review of it and the reviewer mentioned the slide is also designed to be easier to rack, which may not seem like it's important, but the smaller the pistol, the more difficult it seems to work the slide, especially under stress.
Currently, I don't own a single stack 9mm, I had narrowed it down to either the Ruger LC9s or the Walther PPS M2, but this XD-E has grabbed my attention.
While I do not like the company, the pistol is pretty unique compared to others on the market and it appears to have been released last year. Has anybody here owned or shot one? Do you think it's one of the better options for a single stack subcompact 9mm?
I watched a review of it and the reviewer mentioned the slide is also designed to be easier to rack, which may not seem like it's important, but the smaller the pistol, the more difficult it seems to work the slide, especially under stress.
Currently, I don't own a single stack 9mm, I had narrowed it down to either the Ruger LC9s or the Walther PPS M2, but this XD-E has grabbed my attention.
While I do not like the company, the pistol is pretty unique compared to others on the market and it appears to have been released last year. Has anybody here owned or shot one? Do you think it's one of the better options for a single stack subcompact 9mm?