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Exodus · May 5th, 2008, 01:05 AM

Only two really-
1. Springfield Armory GI Champion. It was reliable, accurate, and felt great in the hand. It even got every shell casing out of the chamber. It just threw them everywhere. I'd have a few bounce off my forehead or safety glasses every range session. The only gun I HAD to wear glasses with.

2. CZ-75 P-01. Fantastic gun. I bought it to learn DA/SA triggers. I was able to shoot it well after lots of practice, but decided to condense my armory to one trigger type (Striker Fired). I had several occasions where I didn't let the trigger reset enough on my M&P, and want to build positive muscle memory with the guns I prefer.

Traded both of them for a XD .45 service and haven't looked back.

May 5th, 2008, 01:05 AM	#118
Exodus Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Texas Posts: 324	Only two really- 1. Springfield Armory GI Champion. It was reliable, accurate, and felt great in the hand. It even got every shell casing out of the chamber. It just threw them everywhere. I'd have a few bounce off my forehead or safety glasses every range session. The only gun I HAD to wear glasses with. 2. CZ-75 P-01. Fantastic gun. I bought it to learn DA/SA triggers. I was able to shoot it well after lots of practice, but decided to condense my armory to one trigger type (Striker Fired). I had several occasions where I didn't let the trigger reset enough on my M&P, and want to build positive muscle memory with the guns I prefer. Traded both of them for a XD .45 service and haven't looked back. __________________ "The cement of this union is the heart-blood of every American." - Thomas Jefferson SIC VIS PACEM PARA BELLUM.