+1 for the Hi Power, although I really like my Sig 229 and H&K P7. If you're looking for real value and don't mind a single stack eight shooter, a Sig P6 (225) is a great gun. You can find them for about $500 or less. Good luck.
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I'll throw in my .02 and say S&W 6906. One of my first off-duty handguns and very, very accurate. Still have it.
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Zombie attack refers to an unstoppable force coming to kill you.
The Glock 19 is light, accurate, dependable, and holds 15 +1 rounds. I have two additional 15 round magazines, a shoulder holster that holds the pistol horizontally under my left arm and the two spare magazines under my right arm.
I was taught to make each round count, but know how to spray a burst to get heads down. The Glock will do both very well. Zombies do not duck, so each round needs to count. I'd feel well served by a Glock 19 and 46 rounds at that point.
I prefer long guns and big bore revolvers, but in my opinion the Glock 19 is a classic on the order of the 1911 Government Model. If you are willing to deal with the weight of a Government Model and want a 9x19 the Beretta 92FS is superb.
Springfield Armory 1911 9mm target/loaded model. Great firearm. Very accurate. Also, the Browning Hi-Power.
If you want to save a few bucks the FNF Hungarian clone of the Browing is a mighty fine shootin' piece. I really like my Beretta but the FNF is not far behind.
I never shot a Wilson combat. The Sig 210 is going
To be over $3000.00. Maybe I should try to find one
N hold it. How's the grips on WC? I have large hands
N that's why the full size Sig are great for me. Even
The SW guns are nice to hold. My next question
Sig P210 vs Wilson Combat??
How about this recent thread??
http://smith-wessonforum.com/lounge/293982-1-000-spend-9mm-one.html
As much as I like Sigs, my CZ 75 Custom will shoot as well or better for a few grand less.
CZ 75 SP01 Shadow TARGET Custom Black
http://smith-wessonforum.com/lounge/293982-1-000-spend-9mm-one.html
As much as I like Sigs, my CZ 75 Custom will shoot as well or better for a few grand less.
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Not a big 9mm fan but if I HAD to use a 9mm it would be the Browning Belgium Hi Power.
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It's fairly unanimous that the best 9mm is the one a person owns that has worked for him/her.
If you need a good shooting small-cap, check out the Springfield EMP.
Kimber Solo should work too.
If you need a good shooting small-cap, check out the Springfield EMP.
Kimber Solo should work too.
For class, the HiPower, and it seems to me that the MkIII is best suited for carry. For pure dependability and something you won't be afraid to get beat up, the Glock. I have a 17, but the 19 is better for CCW. Right now, I have a Smith 669 on my hip, it is light, it has a good trigger, and it holds 12 rounds in the mag. Picked mine up for less than 3 bills IIRC.
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Another firearm to throw into the mix; S&W 3913; stainless, single stack and compact.
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Pretty much any time the word 'zombie' is included in a gun thread I suspect most people over 15 years old loose interest. 
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Have had my MP9c for 5 years and love it. Small enough to be a good choice for concealed carry, very accurate and lots of fun to shoot. As I still spend a fair amount of time in California I got mine with ten round magazines, 3 of them. (o:
Have had my MP9c for 5 years and love it. Small enough to be a good choice for concealed carry, very accurate and lots of fun to shoot. As I still spend a fair amount of time in California I got mine with ten round magazines, 3 of them. (o:
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Another vote for the S&W 3913/3914. Nice compact single stack 9mm. Might take a bit of looking, but should be able to find a nice used one at a reasonable price.
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From my experience, the best shooting well engineered right out of a box is a Walther P5.
Just my two cents
Kelly
From my experience, the best shooting well engineered right out of a box is a Walther P5.
Just my two cents
Kelly
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