Looking at FN40

[wallotcorydon]

Anyone have one and what are the opinions of them? I currently own 2 XD 40's the 4" and the SC.

EDIT*****I am looking at the FNP 40...

 

[Yeah]

FNP or FNX?

After about 1000 rounds through my FNX9 I'm sold on its ergos. I don't really put enough volume through enough different handguns to compare much else.

 

[dboz]

I own an FNP40. It is stainless over black polymer and I really like the ergonomics and the looks of it. I rarely shoot it, so I could not comment about accuracy or reliability. Truth be told, I wish I had bought the 9mm

 

[Toolepqk]

I've got the fnp9 which is the same thing. I find it to be very accurate, it feels great in the hand although I did add a hogue grip and like the feel even better. I've no malfunctions with mine with aroun 500 rounds.

 

[Toolepqk]

I own an FNP40. It is stainless over black polymer and I really like the ergonomics and the looks of it. I rarely shoot it, so I could not comment about accuracy or reliability. Truth be told, I wish I had bought the 9mm

You can buy a 9mm conversion barrel for the fnp40.

 

[tmccorkel]

I just took my FNP-9 to the range for the first time and it was great! D/A is really heavy and threw some of my shots off, but the S/A is amazing- short and crisp. Accuracy seems to be pretty good- I just have to get more range time with it.

 

[Jim McKalip]

I've owned a FNP40 for several years and have found it to be very accurate and reliable. As mentioned earlier, the DA trigger pull does tend to be a bit on the heavy side. SA is very nice. This is one of the few handguns I have found that points exactly where I am looking.

 

[kawtech87]

Quit looking start buying. They are good guns.