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AK103K · July 23, 2005, 06:02 AM

I've owned a couple of Star's, including the M43 Firestar. Star pistols are robust, well made and mine were always reliable, something I cant say for one of my Glocks and a few other "brand" name pistols I've owned. My Firestar was accurate and very easy to shoot well, especially when you consider its a 9mm in a PPK/S sized package. I would not feel the least bit disadvantaged carrying one, especially over a Glock that wont shoot when you pull the trigger or a fancy Springfield that wont feed hardball.

July 23, 2005, 06:02 AM	#3
AK103K Senior Member Join Date: May 1, 2001 Posts: 10,223	I've owned a couple of Star's, including the M43 Firestar. Star pistols are robust, well made and mine were always reliable, something I cant say for one of my Glocks and a few other "brand" name pistols I've owned. My Firestar was accurate and very easy to shoot well, especially when you consider its a 9mm in a PPK/S sized package. I would not feel the least bit disadvantaged carrying one, especially over a Glock that wont shoot when you pull the trigger or a fancy Springfield that wont feed hardball.