Yikes! Yeah, good luck to them in that price range. $250ish would be more appropriate, in my opinion
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Could this be the gun to replace my Shield? (Mossberg MC1) threads merged
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Yikes! Yeah, good luck to them in that price range. $250ish would be more appropriate, in my opinion
Ewww. The trigger was the primary reason I promptly sold the only Kahr I've ever owned.
Rome gun has them for $329 out the door.
I sold my Shield 2.0 and went to a Taurus G2C. If I am gonna have a 9mm that size, I would rather it hold 12+1 rounds than 6+1 and the G2C has adjustable sights...
It will accept glock 43 mags.
It doesn't even have "Grip Zone" etched on it...how the heck am I even supposed to know where to hold the darn thing?
What will? G43 only holds 6 rounds.
Sorry, I didn't mean to reply to your comment. It was simply a statement that the mossberg will accept glock 43 mags.
Bump.
My LGS had one of these on the shelf last night and took a peek at it. Moderately heavy but decent trigger. Feels good in my medium sized hands.
What was interesting wast that we grabbed a 43x off the shelf and compared them. The 43x mag fits and locks in the Mossy. The Mossy basically uses ETS Glock mags. That's not all though..
Took the gun down and the recoil assembly, plunger, striker, trigger bar all look virtually identical. The only difference we could see is that the trigger return spring looks like one of those New York style ones.
All of this for $100 less than the 43x.
My LGS had one of these on the shelf last night and took a peek at it. Moderately heavy but decent trigger. Feels good in my medium sized hands.
What was interesting wast that we grabbed a 43x off the shelf and compared them. The 43x mag fits and locks in the Mossy. The Mossy basically uses ETS Glock mags. That's not all though..
Took the gun down and the recoil assembly, plunger, striker, trigger bar all look virtually identical. The only difference we could see is that the trigger return spring looks like one of those New York style ones.
All of this for $100 less than the 43x.
I'd pay the extra $100 for the 43X
