Looking for accurate 9mm

[chadc11]

I just bought a Sig SP2022. At $400 it is hard to beat IMHO. I have found it to be very accurate and I love that Sig da/sa trigger.

 

[ArmedProgrammer]

But did you see what he did with the XDm

And equally to the point - even Hickok45 doesn't do that particular stunt with an LCP. Everything is relative.... kind of like the phone book down here in Washington County...

 

[Plinkuh]

And equally to the point - even Hickok45 doesn't do that particular stunt with an LCP. Everything is relative.... kind of like the phone book down here in Washington County...

What, 5 names and some business ads?

 

[singlestacksig]

CZ75 or some of it's clones, Sig P210 if you have a fat wallet. Or a 1911 full size in 9mm ..

 

[marshallartist]

The CZ75 was the most accurate 9mm I've ever owned. I still kick myself for letting it go.

 

[bullet]

I've always been able to shoot the Glock 17 better than any other gun or round. I think the 34 would be even better.

 

[steve666]

SIG 210-5 $4000

SIG 226 X-Five Competition $1900

CZ 75SA Target $1100

 

[Shoots4Fun]

Since price is a factor, I'd consider the Sig Pro 2022.

 

[chraland51]

I would start out with how realistically assessing just how good of a shot your truly are. I am average at best and my eyes are getting weaker as I age. It would not do me much good to spend the money on a custom target pistol with my limited abilities. I would, however, never suggest that you buy a Hy-Point except for your trunk, under the seat of your truck seat or in you tackle box. They are okay for certain things, but not for being seen in my hand at the range where some people might recognize me. That said, I can shoot about as well with my old Ruger P89 as I can my Taurus, ATI or Beretta 9mms. At 15 yards, if you will stand still for me, I can put all of my shots somewhere in your face or all around your heart. In other words, do not go too cheap, but unless you have the skills or are capable of developing those necessary skills, you do not have to spend a fortune on a 9mm unless you just like to have the custom firearm. Just my two cents.

 

[Freedom_Bound]

A Beretta 92, Sig 226 or Sig 229 would fit the bill nicely.

 

[Amattern]

Browning HI-Power.

 

[freeclimber57]

baby eagle compact 9mm. very accurate with very light trigger

 

[sloughfoot]

S&W 5943

 

[Hoosier8]

There are a lot of very accurate 9's out there and I have not fired most of them, but for the price, I have always been impressed with my Bersa 9mm High Capacity. If there was an accuracy to price point, it would win hands down.

 

[bigjross2002]

I would get a Glock 17 or if your willing to spend a little more money the Glock 34... I have both of these guns and love them. Inexpensive, reliable and more accurate then I am.

 

[mtgasten]

i'd check out a cz of some sort...the new po-7 duty is polymer comes in 9mm and runs about 4-5 hundred

 

[01deuce]

Hk p7 !

 

[hoosierbulldog]

Hey guys I am looking for an accurate 9mm to mainly be a range gun does anyone have any opinions or options I also do not want to hurt the wallet too bad either and definatly do not want a trigger that feels like a glock or taurus safe trigger

XDM, Glock, M&P, they are all good...which one feels good in your hand? The one that feels good in your hand should be your pick because it will help you to be more accurate.

 

[88E30M50]

You can't go wrong with a CZ75 or one of it's clones. I've had the Bersa 9UC and 9HC and both are good choices too. An Argentinian Hi Power can be a very nice and accurate gun for not much money as well. We are living in the golden age of handguns right now and you can find any number of good quality guns for a reasonable price. Of all the guns I've owned, the Tanfoglio TZ 75 (CZ 75 clone) is one of the most comfortable and accurate guns I've shot. There are lots of other good choices though, so enjoy the search for what works for you.

 

[Colts]

Take advantage of your hard earned tax dollars at work (military testing of firearms):

Beretta for 9mm and Colt for .45

Although a 1911 style Kimber in 9mm would sure be fun (but $$$).