Ugh, it might have been a mistake for this to be my first 9mm. Well, second.
Don't get me wrong. I really like it. It looks snazzy, it shoots just fine, and it's fun. And I don't need to shop for a better trigger for it. I'm not looking to unload it.
But I have lots of guns and it takes up a spot. A S&W M&P has a lot more holster offerings and other after market support. Coulda got 2 for the price of a Hudson. Now I still need a couple M&Ps and also have a Hudson. Plus I kinda want to play with an RIA .22 TCM, which is ALSO a 9mm. And I have the 1911 9mm.
How did I go from zero 9mm to potentially 6? Pump the brakes!
Like I said, the gun safe is a fixed space. And I sold off all my .40s. At least I managed to sell off guns.
Sometime I wish the only firearms I owned were three decent .45 1911s, and that's it.
This feeling will pass.
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I have the same issue. born n bred 1911 guy, until a deal too good to pass up came by on an m9. thought I'd turn it around for a few bucks. next thing I know I have more 9mm's than 45's. I try to think which one to sell: m9? browning high power? kahr? glock 17? glock 19? it goes on until I give up on that idea. now I even have rifles in 9mm! egad!
Once upon a time, because of Jeff Cooper’s involvement, I almost bought a Bren 10 in .45. By the time I had the money horror stories were circulating about guns shipped with no magazines. Glad I didn’t get one. Decided then to wait when something new came out to see if it really worked.
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