So, in the last 5 months I have traded, sold, and bought myself new toys...While I was bored tonight, I took a picture of where I am at.
Here they are...
Walther Pk380
Ruger SR9
Kel-Tec Sub 2000
Finally I have come across 3 guns that I don't have the urge to trade or sell...
The Walther PK380 is a perfect CC gun for me. I have probably put ~600 rounds through it. It had 2 FTE's within the first 100 rounds, but I haven't had a single problem in the last 500ish rounds. Perhaps it just needed a break in. Sure it is big for a 380, but I personally think tiny pocket pistols look sooo....unmanageable and awkward. The PK380 has enough grip for my whole hand (with the pinky extension magazine). IT FEELS GREAT! (and yes..I know I could find a 9mm that is the same size
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I picked up the Ruger SR9 in a trade here on INGO. This has got to be my favorite of the 3. Obviously the 9mm ammo is a plus because it's more cost effective than 380 Auto or 40 S&W. Aside from that, the SR9 has been the most reliable gun I have ever owned. Everytime I have ever pulled the trigger: BOOM, EJECT, FEED, BOOM, EJECT, FEED, BOOM, EJECT, FEED...and so on. It has a great feel, and I love the high cap mags. I think I have polished every square centimeter of it...
The Kel-Tec S2K is a really fun and simple gun. I wanted it in 9mm, but impulsively bought it in 40 S&W because that's all I could find! It has its random FTE's, but I still love the little guy. The S2K runs beautifully when fed Remington UMC rounds, in case anyone is having issues with FTE's. I love being able to fold it up and toss it in my back pack when I'm taking it to the range. If you're looking for a gun that is easy to modify, then you'll love the Sub-2000. I attacheted 2 picatinny rails to the plastic forend for accessories......mmmmmm accessories!!!
Thanks for looking,
Nick
Here they are...
Walther Pk380
Ruger SR9
Kel-Tec Sub 2000
Finally I have come across 3 guns that I don't have the urge to trade or sell...
The Walther PK380 is a perfect CC gun for me. I have probably put ~600 rounds through it. It had 2 FTE's within the first 100 rounds, but I haven't had a single problem in the last 500ish rounds. Perhaps it just needed a break in. Sure it is big for a 380, but I personally think tiny pocket pistols look sooo....unmanageable and awkward. The PK380 has enough grip for my whole hand (with the pinky extension magazine). IT FEELS GREAT! (and yes..I know I could find a 9mm that is the same size
)I picked up the Ruger SR9 in a trade here on INGO. This has got to be my favorite of the 3. Obviously the 9mm ammo is a plus because it's more cost effective than 380 Auto or 40 S&W. Aside from that, the SR9 has been the most reliable gun I have ever owned. Everytime I have ever pulled the trigger: BOOM, EJECT, FEED, BOOM, EJECT, FEED, BOOM, EJECT, FEED...and so on. It has a great feel, and I love the high cap mags. I think I have polished every square centimeter of it...
The Kel-Tec S2K is a really fun and simple gun. I wanted it in 9mm, but impulsively bought it in 40 S&W because that's all I could find! It has its random FTE's, but I still love the little guy. The S2K runs beautifully when fed Remington UMC rounds, in case anyone is having issues with FTE's. I love being able to fold it up and toss it in my back pack when I'm taking it to the range. If you're looking for a gun that is easy to modify, then you'll love the Sub-2000. I attacheted 2 picatinny rails to the plastic forend for accessories......mmmmmm accessories!!!
Thanks for looking,
Nick
