CC pistol recommendations?

[Deleted]

I would hold off for this one...... It's rumor at this point BUT


Single Stack Glock in 9mm

"This one seems pretty solid. When I spoke with a Glock rep at the 2014 Shot Show, he gave me a wink and nudge when I asked about a 9mm version of the Glock 42. Since that time, I’ve heard several people talking about it. However, the strongest rumor I caught was at the 2014 NASGW Show when I ran into another industry person who claimed to have seen a working prototype of a Glock 42-like pistol in 9mm."

[Squatchy]

I would hold off for this one...... It's rumor at this point BUT


Single Stack Glock in 9mm

"This one seems pretty solid. When I spoke with a Glock rep at the 2014 Shot Show, he gave me a wink and nudge when I asked about a 9mm version of the Glock 42. Since that time, I’ve heard several people talking about it. However, the strongest rumor I caught was at the 2014 NASGW Show when I ran into another industry person who claimed to have seen a working prototype of a Glock 42-like pistol in 9mm."

[ungawa]

I would hold off for this one...... It's rumor at this point BUT


Single Stack Glock in 9mm

"This one seems pretty solid. When I spoke with a Glock rep at the 2014 Shot Show, he gave me a wink and nudge when I asked about a 9mm version of the Glock 42.

Sounds like he was propositioning you

Next they'll upgrade to a metal frame and add single action with an external hammer

[philadelphia patriot]

Cdnn sports has a ton of police trade in sig 229 in .40 for $500 and below

[Brick]

FWIW I'd stick with the Springfield XD (M or S), S&W M&P or Glock pick the appropriate model depending on your caliber preference.

Get the largest frame size you can adequately conceal. Esp. if you intend to get in some good range time. Don't bother going smaller in caliber than 9mm Para. unless you decide on a pocket pistol, and even then a 9 might be better.

[larryinpa]

Do yourself a favor a rent a Ruger SR9c.

[carwash]

If you have larger hands, check out the Bersa Thunder UC Pro. I had one in 9mm and loved everything about it EXCEPT The DA trigger reach was a little too long for me, damn little hands.

[RUDY850]

I recently got a Sig P290RS 9mm.Haven't shot it yet but Im liking the feel and size of it.If it prove to be reliable it might replace my G19

[sgtsandman]

1. Go to a gun shop that has a nice variety
2. Put offerings from glock, S&W, springfield, sig, etc in your hand and try out the triggers
3. Choose whatever fits your hand best and has a trigger that is up to your standards(+1 if you have a range that has rentals)
4. Go online and check reviews/pricing out for those that you favored
5. Post pics and range report after you buy it

All of this. #3 is very important. What good is a pistol if you can't hold it correctly and/or operate all the controls as one should?

I'm not going to give a firearm recommendation because everyone is different. I like my Springfield Armory XDs in .45ACP and it has good reviews but everyone is different in what they like. It meets your criteria and I think it offers almost all the ammunition options you listed.

[Deleted]

Sounds like he was propositioning you

Next they'll upgrade to a metal frame and add single action with an external hammer

Came from here... http://www.gunsholstersandgear.com/shot-show-2015/

I'm keeping my fingers crossed!!!