Are you going to carry it or do I have to?
About an 8 if you want to carry it, 2 if I have to (2 heavy).
My unit was the last on base to turn in the M15 and issue the M9--they specifically waited until I retired (true story).
About an 8 if you want to carry it, 2 if I have to (2 heavy).
My unit was the last on base to turn in the M15 and issue the M9--they specifically waited until I retired (true story).
The 92 is hard to beat.
The model 92 is one sweet gun.My late FIL gave me his before he passed away.He carried it for a while as a sheriff in NM.He didn't carry it long before his heart attack,so it is in excellent shape.It is the smoothest of all my handguns.
10 in my opinion
the only one i've ever owned was a 92fs and i loved it. it wouldn't be my choice for a concealed carry gun because of the size and weight, but it's a great home defense or range gun. i never had a problem with mine and i really regret selling it.
the only one i've ever owned was a 92fs and i loved it. it wouldn't be my choice for a concealed carry gun because of the size and weight, but it's a great home defense or range gun. i never had a problem with mine and i really regret selling it.
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Revised: 2 out of 10.
I would rate a 7... When clearing malfuntions or during reloads the safety/decocker can be activated. Just something to be aware of
M9 is my hero gun (ok, tied with the 1911), issued both and still like better than Tupperware guns. I shoot matches with an XD but don't carry it.
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