Damn sexy, I've been eyeing one of those for a while.
That is one sharp pistol.
FWIW, GB is full of them starting around $2200 nowadays.
Of course, the exact EDC X9 I want is approx $3266, so none on GB are exactly my cup of tea, so used pricing doesn't affect me much, but that's just me.
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Of course, the exact EDC X9 I want is approx $3266, so none on GB are exactly my cup of tea, so used pricing doesn't affect me much, but that's just me.
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Wilson makes a pretty gun, but the Tac Elite I had was real picky on ammo.
Nah. You had to be limp wristin’ it. A Wilson; picky on Ammo? No! No! Oh say it isn’t so! That’s like saying a Glock isn’t really “perfection”. Limpin’ it you wuz, I betcha.
LOL, I sold it and bought a G34. Sometimes we all have to learn the Glock Perfection lesson. It'll eat anything I toss in it.
I was just yankin’ yer chain. Yeah, that lesson in what reliability really is can be a hard one for many. I firmly believe that any modern semi auto from any reputable manufacturer these days should be reliable. I still run enough rounds through any new or even new to me Pistol to make sure before putting it in service as a self defense weapon. And I make sure part of that evaluation includes all magazines.
I got the Wilson Combat / Beretta out to the range early this morning. I brought 350 rounds but only fired 250. It was really cold and damp out, and my fingers were freezing from loading the 3 magazines I brought with me. The gun shot beautifully. Not a single malfunction. The trigger is nice, but typical Beretta with a lot of take up in single action. But it broke nice and crisp, at what I would guess to be right around 5 pounds or so. The sights are crystal clear, and print at point of hold.
All my shooting was from 50 feet. Normally I like shooting from 25 yards. But we got a lot of rain the other day, and the range was really muddy beyond the 50 foot target stands, so that is where I shot from. . All 3 of the Beretta supplied magazines loaded and fed flawlessly. My ammo was all Remington 115 Gr. FMJ Law Enforcement Training Ammo. I started shooting as soon as it was light enough to see the target. And this ammo provided quite a bit of muzzle flash. The cases all piled up in a neat 3 foot circle just a few feet to the right, and back about the same amount.
The gun shoots well, and is very accurate. Even with cheap ammo. Overall I'm very pleased with it's performance. One would expect as much from a $1,300.00 pistol. But these days you never know until you shoot it. This thing will get shot a lot. Between the excellent sights, good trigger and ergonomics, and butter smooth slide and action, it's pretty hard to put it down.
All my shooting was from 50 feet. Normally I like shooting from 25 yards. But we got a lot of rain the other day, and the range was really muddy beyond the 50 foot target stands, so that is where I shot from. . All 3 of the Beretta supplied magazines loaded and fed flawlessly. My ammo was all Remington 115 Gr. FMJ Law Enforcement Training Ammo. I started shooting as soon as it was light enough to see the target. And this ammo provided quite a bit of muzzle flash. The cases all piled up in a neat 3 foot circle just a few feet to the right, and back about the same amount.
The gun shoots well, and is very accurate. Even with cheap ammo. Overall I'm very pleased with it's performance. One would expect as much from a $1,300.00 pistol. But these days you never know until you shoot it. This thing will get shot a lot. Between the excellent sights, good trigger and ergonomics, and butter smooth slide and action, it's pretty hard to put it down.
Did you shoot his old CQB or his 9mm CMD size Hackathorn version?
