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gak · June 20, 2010, 11:56 AM

Although I do not own a PX4, I like (love?) the fact it can be paired with its own carbine, and the hi cap .40 is appealing with the latter. I like the .40 and have about 15 years experience with, so that's probably what I'd stick with. I do have smallish hands ...don't recall (one way or another) the DA trigger aspect, and will have to focus on next time counter shopping.

To date I've been happy with my nifty "tri action" Daewoo DH40--fairly chunky grip for its relatively low-but-double stack cap (10/11) aside--but have been contemplating catching the hi-cap polymer bug. I'd generally narrowed the choices down to the M&P and Beretta (and to a degree XD/XDM), and the prospects for the companion CX carbine aspect may put the PX over the top. S&W would do well to copy this approach also.

June 20, 2010, 11:56 AM	#15
gak Senior Member Join Date: February 28, 2005 Location: Aridzona Posts: 2,767	Although I do not own a PX4, I like (love?) the fact it can be paired with its own carbine, and the hi cap .40 is appealing with the latter. I like the .40 and have about 15 years experience with, so that's probably what I'd stick with. I do have smallish hands ...don't recall (one way or another) the DA trigger aspect, and will have to focus on next time counter shopping. To date I've been happy with my nifty "tri action" Daewoo DH40--fairly chunky grip for its relatively low-but-double stack cap (10/11) aside--but have been contemplating catching the hi-cap polymer bug. I'd generally narrowed the choices down to the M&P and Beretta (and to a degree XD/XDM), and the prospects for the companion CX carbine aspect may put the PX over the top. S&W would do well to copy this approach also. Last edited by gak; June 20, 2010 at 12:07 PM.