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05-14-2015, 08:23 AM
(05-14-2015, 08:20 AM)Dutz Wrote: I have shot a wide variety of hand guns as I have been learning, buying, and renting - probably over 30 in the last two years.Well said, this is basically my opinion as well
The 3 guns that have stood out far and away as the best feeling when the gun fires are the three metal ones - Beretta 92, Springfield 1911 TRP (which I own), and the Ruger Super Redhawk (which I want to own).
It is simply not even close. I own two poly guns for the reasons you would think, the same ones Ringo has (smart man) the XDm and XDs, but if all I did was walk up to shoot and you handed me a gun, give me metal.
(05-14-2015, 08:20 AM)Dutz Wrote: I have shot a wide variety of hand guns as I have been learning, buying, and renting - probably over 30 in the last two years.
The 3 guns that have stood out far and away as the best feeling when the gun fires are the three metal ones - Beretta 92, Springfield 1911 TRP (which I own), and the Ruger Super Redhawk (which I want to own).
It is simply not even close. I own two poly guns for the reasons you would think, the same ones Ringo has (smart man) the XDm and XDs, but if all I did was walk up to shoot and you handed me a gun, give me metal.Well said, this is basically my opinion as well
The 3 guns that have stood out far and away as the best feeling when the gun fires are the three metal ones - Beretta 92, Springfield 1911 TRP (which I own), and the Ruger Super Redhawk (which I want to own).
It is simply not even close. I own two poly guns for the reasons you would think, the same ones Ringo has (smart man) the XDm and XDs, but if all I did was walk up to shoot and you handed me a gun, give me metal.Well said, this is basically my opinion as well