looking for a 9mm

[Dr_Mitch]

Hi Point is the the cheap route, and by all means I mean CHEAP. Great warranty, too.

You should get a Ruger if you want a cheap, reliable 9mm. It won't be the most accurate gun, but it will launch money down-range.

Over that, you should get a Glock, or an XD. The price only goes up from there, unless you get a deal on a used gun.

 

[Old Fart]

You might consider one of the smiths also.
There's some bargains out there on them.

 

[Sam Shoun]

+1 for the Glock w/ 22 conversion. I'm about to do one myself.

XD, M&P, Ruger, CZ and others make good 9's too, of course.

 

[ez bake]

CZ 75s make good life-long keepers for $300-$400 used. 3rd Gen Smiths are usually tanks (5906 is a good one) and are cheap too.

Do you want a plastic gun or a metal (and do you want lightweight alloy-frame or steel)?

 

[Coache27]

I have a Ruger P95 Stainless. Very reliable, not accurate enough for target shooting. For the money I'd recommend it.

 

[ronny]

Aren't you glad you asked?

 

[Nighthawk]

Sccy Industries Model CPX-1

$359.99



















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[arcticT]

Im for the Glock with the conversion. Thats getting accustomed to your pistol and shooting on a budget at the same time. Otherwise, if you're just wanting to plink 9mm it would be the Hi-point C9. Bob Morris sells Hi-points by the truck load! I dont have one , but their warranty works well. If it has a problem they will fix it or send you another pistol. The last I seen from Morris was $115! thats cheap!

 

[ssgrock3]

if you have a C&R then get a walther p1. Historic and a shooter in the low $300 range. IF you are thinking Glock, then call gtdist.com, ask for Mike D and see what he has in inventory on good used leo trade in guns.

 

[BadgerLB]

Why has no one mentioned picking up a used m&p for dedicated 9mm?..