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Originally Posted by Taxi Driver Aaron
Well... if you're going to go single action then you might as well get a revolver... revolvers are much more reliable than pistols, although, I don't really think revolvers are practical for 9MM... might as well get a 38 special.
What are you using it for? .. if it's for concealed carry I would recommend a Kahr PM9 (double action only) ... but if you're stuck on single action 9MM's I would just go with a 38 special S&W revolver with a trigger job!...
If it's for planking... any gun will do... just pick one.... I typically don't spend as much time or thought into buying a gun unless it is for home defense or concealed carry... then I get more into it... planking guns I just buy and try like the kel-tech sub 2k ... my favorite 9MM  |
It's not a single action I'm after, it's a double action/single action. When carried you usually drop the hammer, resulting in the first shot being double action and every subsequent shot is in single action. This negates the need for an external safety, which I am not a fan of. Also, the single action trigger is lighter than double action only or striker fired pistols, so I tend to shoot more accurately with it. Although I do plan on getting a single action .45LC revolver at some point, which is besides the point.
As for intent, primarily "plinking"(not planking
)/home defense. Just an all around handgun. And no concealed carry for me here in this stupid retarded state......
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I typically don't spend as much time or thought into buying a gun unless it is for home defense or concealed carry
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Well this is where we differ in opinion. I always put, maybe too much, time and energy and thought into all gun purchases. I don't want to have 500 guns that I never shoot or have guns that I regret buying. When I buy one, it's because I plan on using it.