New gun... or tonneau and Clauzzio seat covers

I had a 43. Hated it. Loved my Baretta Nano so much more. Love my 26 and 19 though.

 

Personally, I'm a Springfield XD guy but to each there own.

 

Going rate in my area is $440-450.

 

That's pretty good actually.

The wholesale price is $396 but your local dealer wouldn't tell you that. Nobody gets to buy from Glock directly (except for Bass Pro and Cabelas) so every gun shop you know buys from the same few wholesalers and those wholesalers charge $396 plus shipping up to a certain amount when shipping is free.

No local dealer would tell you that. Since I make very little per transaction (side business) it really won't hurt me if you buy local. Just trying to help some fellow Toyota and gun enthusiasts.

 

Anybody got love for all steel pistolies? CZ SP01 Tactical Threaded with Meprolite night sights. Suppressor in NFA jail for probably 9 mths.

 

Get the Glock.

 

CZs are great guns. The ergonomics and reliability are top notch. They aren't carry guns but they're great guns in every other way.

 

How many guns do you have?

 

Okay

 

The only good answer to that is 'not enough.'

 

Found the ATF's secret TW account.

 

I read a ton before deciding on a suppressor ready 9mm. The CZ has more fans than the taco. Really great value in these guns and a big aftermarket in parts and mods.

 

Suppressed 9mm goes hand in hand with reloading. The difference between a 147gr bullet going a few fps slower than the sound barrier and another bullet going a few fps faster is amazing. With the right load the loudest sound you hear is the bullet impacting whatever you aimed it at.

It's amazing what a few fps does to sound.

 

The seat covers and Tonneau can get you in a LOT LESS TROUBLE then your other choice...

 

Reloading you say?

I've shot my Single shot CVA .300 blackout with my buddy's Omega 30 on it and you hear the hammer hit the breechface. Sounds like a misfire if you miss the target. Shooting a gallon water jug's bullet impact sounds like you hit it with a baseball bat but the shot is silent. I've also shot his USP with an Osprey on it. Bastard caused me to have to have 2 suppressors. I have a YHM Sidewinder (9mm/.300BLK SUB) and a HTA Chameleon .22 in jail now.

 

First handgun I purchased on my own was a CZ 75 in 1990 while stationed in Germany (Army, retired now). Still have it and it's still my favorite 9mm to shoot. I don't get along well with the Glocks, but my S&W M&Ps work out perfectly. Tough pickle to be in, OP! Guns or parts...decisions, decisions...

 

Reloading is one of those things that you just don't turn back from when you start. Tuning loads to specific guns and stretching the boundaries of what any one caliber is intended for is so rewarding.

Heavy subsonic, no problem. Light and fast, no problem.

I'm obviously way into it. Each of the brown boxes is 6000 223 projectiles or 2100 308 bullets and the others are various pistol calibers.

Granted, I sell some of the bullets, but I shoot more than you'd expect. I have more money in bullet inventory in the basement than some people have invested in a car in their garage. I actually have more in the next room as well.

 

Peeps who ask me about the CZ 75 an variants always get the same answer from me. "It's the 1911 for the rest of the world"

 

But you're thinking of the hi-power!

 

1911s are classics, but I'd rather have the capacity of a double stack 9mm so I like your thought process.