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Wants:
9mm
Simi auto
Hammer fired
DA/SA or DA only
All metal, steel preferred but aluminum is acceptable
Decent sights, no grooves in the slide stuff
Magazine capacity 6 or greater
Safety/de-cocker, don’t care
S&W CSX would be great if it were not single action only
Price not important
Present CCW is Rohrbaugh R9s
(Probably should accept carrying a revolver)
Any suggestions?
 
Posts: 1254 | Location: Northern Nevada | Registered: December 22, 2011Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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CZ P01 Omega.
Kinda aluminum frame version of their CZ P07.
Pretty good out of the box but outstanding if you throw some Cajun Gunworks parts in it.
 
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Does it have to be new?
P239 P225 both fit those criteria otherwise




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ACP-1,

The pistol your criteria describe is the Smith and Wesson 3913. I carry the S&W 3953 which is the double action only version and after 20 years of use, I am convinced it is the best pistol I have ever carried. It is reliable, durable, precise, easy to shoot, just the right size, and easy to carry. I have carried Glock, HK, various 1911s, and Khar in the 30 years I have carried a sidearm, and I much prefer my S&W 3953. If you find any S&W 3900 series pistol, give it a try.

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That’s a tough list.

CZ P01. I wouldn’t get the Omega though. Just the normal one.

CZ PCR. Same gun basically.

I have a Sig P225a1. It meets your criteria but it’s the same size as the above with half the capacity. Plus I tend to ride the slide release on Sig P series guns.

S&W 3 rd gen’s. Love these. Single/double stack, pick your poison.

Beretta 92X Compact. These are a sleeper choice. I love mine. It compares favorably in size to a Glock 19 even though it SEEMs way bigger.

Metal frame is a tough one nowadays. If you were ok with polymer the CZ P07 is a great gun that meets your other criteria. It’s like a DA/SA Glock 19.

Of the above my personal choice would be the P01 or 92X Compact.
 
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CZ P01 Omega.
Kinda aluminum frame version of their CZ P07.
Pretty good out of the box but outstanding if you throw some Cajun Gunworks parts in it.


I was going to say the same. I have a CZ custom shop P-01 SDP (no longer in production, but Cajun and get you the same set-up) that is a great option. For revolvers, I like my S&W MP340.
 
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As noted above, if brand-new is not a requirement, I’d have suggested the SIG P225, SIG P239, or a third-gen S&W of the 3900-series tribe.

I’m working with a brace of 225s acquired from two different fellow SF members and am rediscovering just how well they work for me.



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If you go Revolver, Kimber K6S. Both DAO & DASA variants are exceptional..


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P239 would fit the bill, take a look at it.
It's a cool little gun and don't know why I don't carry mine but I might move it into the rotation.
 
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CZ, Beretta, P series Sig .




 
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Kahr K9 would be my choice.


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Kahr K9 would be my choice.

OP wants hammer fired, but otherwise, the K9 meets all the other criteria.
 
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If looking for a single stack, i agree with the above responses. 3013, older p225/p6, p239 maybe a beretta 92 type M although tough to find.
If willing to go double stack, check out the cz PCR. Its g19 size but the grip feels much smaller and more ergonomic.
 
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As has been often recommended:
https://cz-usa.com/product-cat...s/75-compact-series/

Basic rundown is:
75 Compact - steel frame, no Pic rail, safety
75D PCR - aluminum alloy frame, no rail, decocker, lightest of the 75 compact series
P-01 - aluminum frame, Pic rail, decocker
P-01 Omega - same as P-01 but different trigger design that allows decocker or safety-only

P-07 - essentially a polymer frame version of P-01 Omega. Oddly enough, the poly frame does not provide much of a weight savings, only around 1/4-1/3 oz.

P-01 all-steel (99041) - steel frame, Pic rail, safety. These come out in limited batches, are hard to find and in high demand, and tend to sell at a premium. It's the heaviest of the 75 compact series.

I don't know if they're still in production or still being imported (formerly by EAA), but the Tanfoglio Witness Compact 9mm is smaller than CZs, has a steel frame w/ safety, and shorter grip that uses 12rd mags. They're less expensive than CZs too.
 
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What about a sig p290?
 
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What about a sig p290?

Fits OP's criteria, except that it has polymer frame.
 
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CZ RAMI
 
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Might be a little 'heavy', but I CCW a P229.
 
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Classic P225 / P6. P225A1. P239. If you can get past a non metal frame: CZ P-07.


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Thanks for the great responses. In my think1ng I had not considered going with a larger pistol. Went to my own safe and took out a CZ 75 Compact and a Sig 229 SAS. The CZ is about four ounces lighter than the Sig so will give it a try. Still looking for that CSX size in double action.
 
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