Thinking of buying "Tupperware" (oh the horror!)

[Samuel2011]

Samsmix, sounds like a Sig P220 in 10mm with a nice double action trigger might fit the bill as well.

 

[grey.ghost]

I think your choice in the 10mm should work very well. The ^^ mentioned Sig is good, S&W has a few models lingering around that are great shooters in 10mm, and then of course there's Glock. Let is know what you end up with!

 

[Tactical Jackalope]

For a job like that? Where you basically have a target on your back... I'd opt for a high capacity 9mm over anything else.

 

[Will Beararms]

Here's what ya do:

Go to Buds Gun Shop

Click on 180 days to pay

Find a good, new in the box, armory grade semi auto handgun

This way, you can get a quality firearm under warranty which is important since you are a professional

Put 10% down and pay it off in 6 months

When it's paid off, you have it shipped to a local FFL. Mine charges me $25.00.

I do this. Just got an M&P 9. As soon as I get one gun paid for, I put another one on lay away.

Check back frequently. They add different guns almost daily.

They also offer discounts to professionals.

 

[samsmix]

180 days? That's good to know.

Glock extends us their LE discount, and S&W does bit only through Buds.

 

[Grumpy_Bottom]

five seven? light gun ,light ammo, long sight radius?