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Old 03-11-2024, 08:48 PM
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Are there any appreciable differences between 5904 and 459? Are there any appreciable differences between 5904 and 459? Are there any appreciable differences between 5904 and 459? Are there any appreciable differences between 5904 and 459? Are there any appreciable differences between 5904 and 459?  
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Default Are there any appreciable differences between 5904 and 459?

I've got 1st and 3rd Gen pistols and have done a bit of research on the 459 and 5904. (I have a 639 but haven't shot it much.)
But I'm wondering if anyone who's shot these two can explain the actual user-felt differences between them.
I'd like to fill in my "accumulation" with a 459 but I guess I'd consider a 5904 even though I have a 59 and a 5946 that was converted to DA/SA.
It wouldn't be a carry gun, just something for the range and 'cause I don't have one.
Thanks.
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