Hammer fired guns

[KillerFord1977]

Definitely.

Debating if the case & coin will be worth the spam.

The soft cases are nice with the Legion.
Carry handle, inside pouches and dedicated straps/storage for 5 mags

 

[ddeuce22]

Mighty fine Legion ya got there sir.
The Case/Coin is definitely worth it. I too, have an old yahoo email I use just for that type of stuff.

 

[SimonRL]

Just picked up a new hammer-fired today…Sig 226 Legion.View attachment 31810
That’s on the dealer counter while I waited for my 4473…

Great pistol Hans, you’re going to love it.

 

[Captain O]

I ordered one of these:​

I hope it turns out to be as good as the reviews say they are.​

Bersa TPR9 9mm Luger 4.25in Duotone Pistol - 17+1 Rounds

 

[Belt Fed]

I ordered one of these:​

I hope it turns out to be as good as the reviews say they are.​

Bersa TPR9 9mm Luger 4.25in Duotone Pistol - 17+1 RoundsView attachment 111294​

They are

 

[UC_Guy 1971]

I prefer hammer fired as well. I also appreciate older pistols, though I am limited to Smith & Wesson and Ruger in that regard.

I have never owned a Bersa, but have heard good things about them. I think it would serve you well.

 

[UC_Guy 1971]

I like hammer FN's. In my opinion very accurate

While I prefer hammer fired DA/SA most of all, it seems FN (followed by Beretta) is the one who constantly tries to take my money. I'm currently looking at a FNX, in FDE, in .40.

 

[Captain O]

I'm expecting delivery on June 5th. If it is as good as my new (and rare) Bersa Thunder .32, it should be great. They are outstanding pistols.

 

[Captain O]

Ever owned or shot a Bersa?

Such knowledgeable scribes as Bob Campbell and Stephen Camp favorably reviewed them and recommend them.

The only obe I might hesitate on is the Thunder C because the sights are miniscule to the point of being practically nonexistant.

I have heard that more people are gravitating back to the Thunder CC, because the sights aren't THAT small. (It isn't a range gun, but a defensive pistol.)

 

[TEXASforLIFE]

I have heard that more people are gravitating back to the Thunder CC, because the sights aren't THAT small. (It isn't a range gun, but a defensive pistol.)

i'd been a big striker fired poly pistol person for a decade, but have been getting more hammer fired semi's.........several have been aluminum frames, but have bought a few steel frames............what i've been trying to find is steel large frames for 45acp and 10mm for the p320's............i'm building a test frankensig using a steel frame, brass backstrap/panels/magwell, with a tungsten guiderod. i'd guess the 4.7" will weigh 3.5#?

 

[HayesGreener]

I like my pistols with a visible hammer, thank you. But I do really like my P320 and P365 due to the fine ergonomics. And for the record, none of the 6 320's I owned for training fired of their own volition.

 

[ex13F]

As far as hammer-fired polymer pistols go, these are the ones I like. That's why I still have them.

 

[HayesGreener]

As far as hammer-fired polymer pistols go, these are the ones I like. That's why I still have them.
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