I like DA/SA 9mm

[matrix]

Sig P226 MK25 with Grayguns upgrades, a Beretta 92G with Langdon Tactical upgrades and a CZ P-01 with Cajun gun works upgrades. All three have comparable DA/SA trigger pull with P-01 has the lightest SA trigger and P226 has lightest DA.

 

[Tere_Hanges]

Me too, and the USP and P2000.

 

[Enthused]

I have all 3, but mine are all stock. Brigadiers are my favorite variant of the 92.

 

[ZeroFoxGiven]

Beretta M9 is my go to. She’s an older gal, not as catchy as some of the younger models I see; but faithful, hardworking and never complains about what I feed her.

 

[SteamedHams]

Are you my twin? I have (almost) the exact same upgrades. MK25 with Grayguns ELS + SRT, Beretta 92 Brig with Langdon's Trigger Job in a Bag, and CZ-SP01 with the CGW Pro Package.

For me though, my favorite is the Beretta PX4 with the Langdon TJIB. The PX4 is already seriously slept on; it's got virtually the same trigger mechanism as the 92, but it shoots softer thanks to the rotating barrel despite having a lighter polymer frame. Drop in the trigger kit and IMO it's the best shooter you can get for under $600 (I paid $375 for the PX4 on sale + $200 for the TJIB). It took my factory 4lb 12oz SA pull down to 3lb 6oz

 

[flagpolemadness]

I got the 75bd cause I wasn't thinking about a rail at the time, Cajunized. Also got a regular 226 and then saw a used mk25 and picked that up, both got srt, short reach, and superstrut. Also have the m9a1 and did the reduced power hammer spring. I like the idea of being able to carry hammer down and have a more purposeful first pull with shorter follow ups.

 

[matrix]

Are you my twin? I have (almost) the exact same upgrades. MK25 with Grayguns ELS + SRT, Beretta 92 Brig with Langdon's Trigger Job in a Bag, and CZ-SP01 with the CGW Pro Package.

For me though, my favorite is the Beretta PX4 with the Langdon TJIB. The PX4 is already seriously slept on; it's got virtually the same trigger mechanism as the 92, but it shoots softer thanks to the rotating barrel despite having a lighter polymer frame. Drop in the trigger kit and IMO it's the best shooter you can get for under $600 (I paid $375 for the PX4 on sale + $200 for the TJIB). It took my factory 4lb 12oz SA pull down to 3lb 6oz

Very cool. I have to take a look at the PX4 next. I just assumed to not even bother checking it out due to being polymer so didn't handle the recoil well. I've just finished installing the CGW pro after picking up the P-01 the other day, so haven't shot it yet but I'd shot the PCR and I remember it being quite snappy.

Also love the ability to quicky change out the slide and shoot 22s.

 

[JackRydden224]

I have all 3 in a way but all my are SAO

Trying to learn how to shoot DA/SA though. The repeat strike ability is a plus. Probably gonna send my 92x Centurion to LTT

 

[M_N04H]

Beretta 92FS Brigadier. Decocker only conversion. 92X performance trigger.

 

[wajalama]

Here's one of my ccw's, CZ P-01 with an EPS carry dot. Stock internals since it's not a range toy for me.

 

[Hit Factor]

Here's one of my ccw's, CZ P-01 with an EPS carry dot. Stock internals since it's not a range toy for me.

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What holster do you use for this with the red dot attached?

 

[SIG4life]

DA/SA for life! I love my MK25 (my first firearm) and P220 Combat (.45acp not 9mm), with my now sold P365 (disregard)

 

[wajalama]

What holster do you use for this with the red dot attached?

It's a JM Custom Kydex holster with a cutout for the dot

 

[jarhead714]

I have all 3, but mine are all stock. Brigadiers are my favorite variant of the 92.

On an A1 frame, it gets no better.