bigtim6656

Ok after a year of trying to figure out weather i want a pistol or AR. Or a Rev. maybe a auto loader 12GA.
I have sent my wants on a semi auto 9mm. I will be buying it in two weeks. no if and or buts.
Here are my choices.

A ruger p89th
A glock 17
And a berreta m9 navy
Which would you recommend. I know there all good gun and i am sure they all have there followers but i am alittle unsure as to which to buy. I am leaning toward the ruger since i had a p89dc before and loved the gun. I also know how they work and how to field strip the gun.

RugerM77.270

I love Rugers but I am not a big fan of the 89, but if you had one earlier go for it.

I have a Beretta 92 in the closet right now I am working on for my Father-IN-Law and I am not a big fan of the feel.

So my vote goes to the Glock awesome rep and reliability, descent feel, etc. but that's me. IF you like the Ruger get it.

nchawkeye

I carry a Glock 23...I would look at a .40...

spuddog

I don't think it took my vote but I'd go for an XD in 40 or 45. I wouldn't turn down a glock as a second pick. After that I would pick any of the DAO striker fired pistols from the major brands and then I would go for a 1911 or another single action semi-auto in 40 or 45.

glockman55

+1

VAhuntr

Glock 19 instead of the 17 if you are set on 9mm. However I prefer the 40 S&W, so I would pick the Glock 23 or Glock 27.

03mossy

check out a Springfield XD, you wont be sorry! i tested all of those when i bought my first and chose the XD

Sniper151

Kimber

Edcyclopedia

For value the Ruger, although I'm not that big of a fan on their semi's.
However I did own the 1st semi the "P85"...
I had made the plastic inserts on the grip for Ruger P85, so I thought it would be cool to own a piece of my work.
Also did some work on the frame, trigger & hammer.
My buddy made the mold for the plastic inserts on the "P89"...

If it's quality I would go with with the Beretta / Kimber / Sig

bigcountry

Every gunnut owes it to himself to own a beretta 92FS and a Glock17. I have owned my beretta for 28 years. And its the smoothest gun I got. But then again, my glock is a no-non sense pull and shoot