Home Defense .45 and Light

[lovemachine]

I have the Glock 21. I'm comfortable shooting it. And you're a big guy, I think you can handle it. Especially if you shave the grips.

I can meet you at MCFG and let you try it out. Then you can try out Nicks M&P.

If you want

 

[U.S. Patriot]

The CZ 97 is a great gun. I owned one for a while. They are a tad on the big side. I also have nothing but good things to say about the FNP. I own two, and hope to own the .45 model some day.

 

[DBH]

I bought and sold a few .45 M&Ps. Gladly, I am back to carrying an M&P .45 and will do so for quite sometime. I think of money that I lost buying and selling, I could have purchased another one for keeps

 

[Tinman]

The only .45 handgun that I've enjoyed shooting as much as my Glock 19 would be VUPDblue's M&P45.

Last time I let you fondle one of mine

Boresight did most of the work on my 45 (S&W did the trigger). On the 9mm sister, Ben did it all using Apex parts.

They really are both very good shooters and good looking to boot.

Here's the thread on the 45 https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...ight_solutions_s_and_w_m_and_p_45_-_pics.html

Tinman....

 

[Regionnus Rattis]

You didn't mention what kind of .45....how about tucking a light here?

 

[Que]

Got a chance to hold the FNP .45 and that is definitely the way I will be going. It is a narrow double-stack that fits my hand perfectly; the price is good and there are no reliability issues.

 

[Hoosier9]

You didn't mention what kind of .45....how about tucking a light here?

Well, that's just ridiculous.

In order to operate a tactical light on that rail, you'd have to have your thumb or finger on the switch, which would expose it to the flash from the cylinder gap when firing. I guess you could just turn the light on and leave it on, but that's not very tactical. But then again, neither is a 5 shot revolver.

Practicality aside, the guy who came up with that rail for the Judge is a marketing whiz. They'll sell thousands.