striker fired pistols.. best out right now.

[sellersm]

I've handled a couple of P320s, I like them alot, feel almost like my P226/P229, I have large hands though. The P320 is building a really good rep for itself. The VP9 is supposed to be pretty good too, I haven't seen one yet though.

The new issue of GUNS magazine has a write-up of the new P320. Connor really likes it...

[tim-adams]

We met up first week of Nov and he was able to test fire my PPQ M2, rent an M&P and shoot my full size XDm, all in 9mm. Had a G19 available as well, but it just does not float his boat.

Personally, in this whole 'shoot what the pros shoot' mindset discussion, I prefer to 'shoot how the pros shoot'. I think KC Eusebio (for example) would kill it with my XDm 4.5", because he's good fundamentally. You could drop a CZ SP01 Shadow in my hands next match and I could not shoot a better score, not because the gun isn't fantastic, but because I am not. So, details like fit in hand, stock trigger pull, and aesthetic appeal do matter to the average joe.

Stay safe, stay warm, and shoot what makes you happy. FWIW, I will be offloading my G19 and PPQ. XDm for me (and a new compound bow with proceeds!).

yeah great shooting with you.. the PPQ m2 is a sweet sweet carry gun.. but that is the not the slot I am filling with this purchase..

its looking like a a M&P (yes with a serious trigger job) or a XDM (not sure what to do with the trigger, likely some polishing)

[XC700116]

yeah great shooting with you.. the PPQ m2 is a sweet sweet carry gun.. but that is the not the slot I am filling with this purchase..

its looking like a a M&P (yes with a serious trigger job) or a XDM (not sure what to do with the trigger, likely some polishing)

Powder River Precision offers a trigger kit for the XDm that's pretty decent, I have one in my 5.25" XDm 40 and after I figured out that I needed to shave off a bit of the trigger stop it's been great. Been very happy with it. I haven't shot an M&P with a good trigger kit/job done to it so I can't tell you which is better on that aspect though.