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| Not as much CZ love as I would have expected . Many great suggestions here though, many of which I currently own. If you want to stick to your budget a CZ Shadow 2 would be my suggestion. Accurate as hell, great ergos and sights, very good trigger and very responsive to inexpensive tweaks. AccuShadow 2 and S2O are just more so! If you don't mind blowing out your budget though, a TSO is sublime! Trigger is crazy good oh, very soft shooting and extremely accurate. |
| Posts: 2591 | Location: Troy, MI | Registered: October 18, 2005 |
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| If I never had to carry it, my P30v3 9mm is what I shoot best. At least in single action. My favorite combinaton carry and shoot pistol is my Walther PPS M2, but you'd have to buy 3 of them to get into your price range. |
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| CZ Shadow 2. However if you wanted to carry, an SP-01 with some Cajun Gun Works goodies, or even just springs, is very close for me. I prefer to carry the SP-01 Tactical because of the hammer block safety and de-cocker. Next would be a CZ 97 in .45 ACP. I don’t have one but had been looking at hard at one. I have a TSO in 40 that is awesome as well but more like $1,700.
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| P320 Legion, or possibly P226 with upgrades.
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| Posts: 4148 | Location: West coast | Registered: March 31, 2012 |
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| Currently this Wilson 320. Like someone else said that can change though. I got a good deal on it at Rainier Arms, they had them for $1050.00 plus tax. It was an impulse buy I walked in and saw the price and said yes! Now they’re back up to $1255.00 though. |
| Posts: 1703 | Location: Lake Tapps, WA. | Registered: June 08, 2003 |
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| I like my Legion 226 SAO, but this one gets carried the most. I've since replaced the grips with Hogue G10s.
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| I'm defining "favorite" as the one I enjoy taking out and shooting the most. All other factors and considerations are secondary at best. The one that tops my list is my Custom Shop Shadow T-SA, long out of production. Ordered over a decade ago; took nearly a year to deliver. And it was well worth it, and still is to this day. At the time it was $1200ish after government got its pound of flesh. More traditional CZ 75 look instead of the modernized, full dust cover SP-01 look that dominates the current Shadows from both the factory and the Custom Shop. Certainly doesn't hurt that it has a truly superb trigger. I like the current crop of Shadow 2s and all, but the older style 75B frame captures the East Bloc commienista in me more convincingly than the SP-01 look does. Plus I do prefer how it balances for my mitts, something that has always nagged at me since I bought one of those early examples of the blockier SP-01 Tactical all those years ago (in addition to Tactical's less-than-refined, wonky trigger action). Honorable mention: HK PSP. These days any P7 is hard if not impossible to find in the $2k range let alone for a grand but I bought mine for $800 some four years ago and was more than glad to hand over the money. The ultimate hand warmer and lookin' damn sweet doing it.
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| Posts: 2276 | Location: The commie, rainy side of WA | Registered: April 19, 2020 |
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| quote: Originally posted by Tordon: Recommendations are pointless not knowing what your intended purpose is. Are you buying for competition, self-defense, plinking or carry? Or do you just want a safe queen that you can post photos of?
For what it's worth It'll probably be a range gun. Something that's just flat out fun to shoot. I've got my carry set up fairly nailed down.
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| Posts: 8974 | Location: Woodstock, GA | Registered: August 04, 2005 |
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