what is the best semi auto 9mm? Looking to get a nightstand gun for the home but right now I only have a .22 revolver.
Had picrel, but had to sell it when I was broke. I really like the new S&W M&P's, but I also had a shield that I hated and could hit a house with and a .380 body guard that I could drive nails with but also sold them when broke. So, I'm not sure about the consistency of the S&W.
What is your choice or should I go basic ass .38 revolver?
Glock 19. If you don't concealed carry, I think it's the best for home defense.
Jeremiah Gutierrez
/k/ is probably best to ask. Unless you are planning to cum in it and shoot it up your ass then Yea Forums is correct.
Austin Jones
Sig P365 is my daily carry. It's never malfunctioned on me and has a good capacity for something so concealable. But honestly I'd go with a .40 if it's not gonna leave your home. M&P40 with hollow points is what i keep.
Eli Diaz
Taurus G3C. G2C is also accepable but the newer model had even more improvements. For the price and even $100 more, there is nothing better.
Gabriel Thomas
There is nothing more reliable than a Glock 19. I don’t know why people think it’s worth debating that
Jordan Wright
I've considered Glock but have no experience with them.
Only some of the time, most of the time for defense
Never had a Sig. I really like the M&P but like I said I hated the Shield, couldn't hit shit. But I loved the bodyguard, and I'm considering another one to take on my walks (for pitbulls, not really ever been threatened by people). I wonder if it's the size. I have average sized hands but I think I'm more comfortable with smaller guns.
But mostly I'm thinking about a full size 9mm, I could go with a .40 its just that I still have like 200 rounds of 9mm sitting around doing nothing.
Connor Brooks
What's your budget? Do you plan on carrying it? How strong are you? If you plan to carry it, what is your body type? Do you like wearing jackets?
Luis Johnson
LMMMMAAOOOO FUCKING FAG!. You wish retard.
Henry Perez
thats not what the army thinks lol thats why they went with M92's and P365's
Had a Taurus. I think a PT940 or something. It was a good gun but too fat in my hand.
Cooper Morgan
Sigs are wonderful guns, but can run kind of pricey if you don't find a good deal. For me I shoot better with a full size because my hands sway too much with smaller/lighter guns.
Jordan Miller
Glock of course
Julian Long
>M&P >couldn't hit shit hinged triggers suck dick
Carter Miller
I like beretta but I'll never rely on one. Had an old .25 bobcat that the tip up barrel switch just broke clean in half on one day.
Italian piece of shit.
Pretty guns though.
Dominic Cox
Beretta M92 is the best 9mm fullsize. Sig P365 is best CC
meant to say "P226", not P365
Isaac Morales
>evaluating modern Beretta by decades old super budge gun retarded. the army picked it for a reason lol
Kayden Brown
Oh that might have been it. I also like double action, striker fire is weird to me.
Except with the P99. I could hit targets that I'd set up for my .22 Henry with my P99 and couldn't get even near fucking close with any other handgun. The P99 was great. But I don't like the new ones.
Brody Mitchell
P320 in a full and carry length slide, carry grip module. 17 and 21 round mags.
>Had a Taurus. I think a PT940 or something. It was a good gun but too fat in my hand. They have improved since then. The G2/G3 model are much more slimmer polymer design and much more relaxing grip than the Glock.
Asher Flores
I have a sig sp2022 9mm and have loved it. I have probably put at least 2000 rounds through it over the last 4 years and only had one jam. That being said, get a shotgun for home defense. You will be shooting through the walls all blurry eyed, in the middle of the night and hitting people in other rooms with a handgun.
Why wouldnt you just use the .22? You can make an intruder a brain dead retard for life, thats worse than any death
Landon Martinez
I meant to say, it was a brand new Bobcat, its just that I had it years ago. It was a factory brand new gun.
And I only had it for fun, its not like I was relying on it. But how does a solid metal piece just shear clean in half from thumb pressure? It wasn't a moving part that failed, it was the middle of the thumb switch.
Christopher Perry
Hey guys I found the retard.
Jaxon Howard
One that doesn't jam and fits most comfortably in your hand. You'll have to sample to figure out what suits you most.
Daniel Bennett
Shut up faggot
Matthew Edwards
Beretta is primarily a shotgun maker and a fine full-size pistol maker. Mouse guns are not their forte. If you need a mouse gun, get a Kel-tec.
Jack Roberts
The .22 is fine for now, I don't actually fear any intrusion or anything (but it has happened in my neighborhood), but it's old and I want to replace it with a new gun. Its not about the stopping power of a .22 because I understand in any realistic situation the second it comes out or fires, even if I don't hit what I'm shooting at, the flash and noise is going to be enough to scare off anyone but the crackest of crackheads.
Isaiah Evans
holy shit this Fudd post, I cant even
Andrew Wood
Springfield Hellcat
Elijah Sanders
also a nice CC sized entry.
Ryan Thomas
M92 is outdated. It is less reliable, 2-3x more expensive, and weighs 50% more than a glock 19, and harder to get parts and accessories for. Literally no practical reason to buy over a glock.
Nathan Carter
>Glock meemz Much rather have a P229.
Jack Clark
faggots and their small dick compensators. lmao.
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Nathaniel Anderson
My friend offered to sell me his High Point for $500, is that a good deal? Because I could get a new gun for that price.
Kayden Richardson
1. Army picked it because its reliable as fuck 2. weight is a good thing for a home defense gun because it reduces recoil and you're ostensibly not carrying it very far
Benjamin Kelly
>lol faggots and their small di-ACK!
Landon Brown
fucking god no. only good thing about high points are the warranty
Wheelman, preferably .357. Is best for home Defense. You leave any automatic in a drawer for a year you'll compress the magazine spring, and it'll jam when you need it. A revolver doesn't have that problem.
Henry Roberts
pure fuddlore, compression doesn't wear out springs, usage does
Jackson Cook
This is why you shouldn't ask for gun advice from retards on Yea Forums.
Ian Morales
you had me at >shoot yourself with .22LR >This will build up natural immunity defense against larger rounds
Eli Roberts
H&K VP9 or USP
Angel Reyes
Metal fatigue, dishing, look it up. Besides, a revolver is more suitable for home defense. It requires less maintenance, doesn't jam, chambers a more powerful round,, and has no safety to fumble with when it's dark and the adrenaline dump is upon you. And don't give me any, "not enuff boolets" Meal Team 6 bullshit. This ruger holds 8 rounds of .357 magnum. That's plenty for home defense.
you plan on running a suppressor? Do you want to carry it?
Thomas Adams
We're living in the golden age of affordable yet extremely reliable handguns. $300-$350 gets you a quality autoloader whether it be from Canik, S&W, Arex, CZ (poly frames, obv), Ruger, list probably goes on. Glocks hold their value based on brand alone. They're good but riding on reputation
Don't be afraid of used guns either, really expands your options
Daniel Anderson
Gun n00b here. Can you explain why is that?
I could only find this as best fit to explain such phenomenon:
Yeh, The NRA thinks nine year olds should have machine guns and the constitution says you can own a nuke. This is what science says: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creep_(deformation) Read that, then enroll in your nearest junior college, Downy.