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JimmyR · March 29, 2013, 02:29 AM

I am not as familiar with the XD9, but I do know it to be a quality handgun that will do its job well.

As a journeyman gun owner/collector, I finally realized that a shotgun was the best HD gun I could own. I may be speaking out of school, but a HD handgun is often considered underpowered.

Now, to cut to the meat of your posts, if you are looking for another gun, I would humbly reccomend the CZ-75B series. It's a SA/DA pistol, manual safety, and an all steel frame makes recoil negligible compared to tupperware guns

. It is also a very slender gun, and, to me, makes concealing much easier. They are a little harder to find, but worth the coin. They should be under $800 new or used.

March 29, 2013, 02:29 AM	#16
JimmyR Senior Member Join Date: February 4, 2012 Posts: 1,273	I am not as familiar with the XD9, but I do know it to be a quality handgun that will do its job well. As a journeyman gun owner/collector, I finally realized that a shotgun was the best HD gun I could own. I may be speaking out of school, but a HD handgun is often considered underpowered. Now, to cut to the meat of your posts, if you are looking for another gun, I would humbly reccomend the CZ-75B series. It's a SA/DA pistol, manual safety, and an all steel frame makes recoil negligible compared to tupperware guns . It is also a very slender gun, and, to me, makes concealing much easier. They are a little harder to find, but worth the coin. They should be under $800 new or used.