Upgrade or Purchase ?

[SBSATS]

Opinions please. I like a 2011 compact for EDC. With all the positive reviews on high-end guns like the Wilson Combat EDCx9, Staccato cs, Dan Wesson, etc, would it be advisable to upgrade my CZ 75d PCR at Cajun Gun Worx or purchase one of these already great out-of-the-box guns? Let's pretend money is no option, (unfortunately it is !). The CZ is the right size and round count but the trigger action , sights, etc could use improvement.

McCarbo.com
1-727-223-1816, has a great trigger and spring replacement system that works well at reducing not only the pull weight but also the distance of pull for many automatics and I believe revolvers. Might be that they have a kit for your model as well. Worth looking into. I put one in my Kel-Tec P-11 that reduced the pull from around 13 lbs to around 6 lbs and the length of pull appox 1/8 of a inch. Made one drastic difference in the ease and ability to achieve a decent amount of accuracy out to 25 yrds.

Opinions please. I like a 2011 compact for EDC. With all the positive reviews on high-end guns like the Wilson Combat EDCx9, Staccato cs, Dan Wesson, etc, would it be advisable to upgrade my CZ 75d PCR at Cajun Gun Worx or purchase one of these already great out-of-the-box guns? Let's pretend money is no option, (unfortunately it is !). The CZ is the right size and round count but the trigger action , sights, etc could use improvement.

 

[Glock 'em down]

They'll all kill ya deader'n hell.

I never used to be a 9mm guy, but nowadays, that's all I carry. Glock 19X and 43X. Good luck with your dilemma.

 

[forindooruseonly]

A high end gun isn't going to improve your combat shooting.

And I'd rather lose a $400 gun to the police than $3000 gun when they confiscate it until they are sure I didn't commit a crime.

You'd be better off spending the money on ammo and training.

 

[bigred1]

A high end gun isn't going to improve your combat shooting.

And I'd rather lose a $400 gun to the police than $3000 gun when they confiscate it until they are sure I didn't commit a crime.

You'd be better off spending the money on ammo and training.

So, you want be carrying anything til they figure it out anyway...

 

[forindooruseonly]

So, you want be carrying anything til they figure it out anyway...

No, probably not. But I don't want to leave a nice gun in the hands of the local yokel police department and let them abuse it or lose it.

 

[bigred1]

No, probably not. But I don't want to leave a nice gun in the hands of the local yokel police department and let them abuse it or lose it.

That's fine. Me, I'll probably be too busy thanking my lucky stars I'm still alive and just let my lawyer figure that part out.

 

[Hworth18]

I'd get a Wilson Combat in a heartbeat but that $3k pricetag is a hard pill to swallow.

 

[retrieverman]

I'd get a Wilson Combat in a heartbeat but that $3k pricetag is a hard pill to swallow.

They can be had in the mid $2000’s on the used market.

 

[forindooruseonly]

That's fine. Me, I'll probably be too busy thanking my lucky stars I'm still alive and just let my lawyer figure that part out.

You do you. I just gave my reasons why I don't carry a high end gun that won't help me anymore than dozens of common ones.

 

[Snattlerake]

McCarbo.com
1-727-223-1816, has a great trigger and spring replacement system that works well at reducing not only the pull weight but also the distance of pull for many automatics and I believe revolvers. Might be that they have a kit for your model as well. Worth looking into. I put one in my Kel-Tec P-11 that reduced the pull from around 13 lbs to around 6 lbs and the length of pull appox 1/8 of a inch. Made one drastic difference in the ease and ability to achieve a decent amount of accuracy out to 25 yrds.

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