The only other one I would add to your list is the Pardini. You can see a pic of it over at the larrysguns.com site.

Some would argue that the S&W 952 Performance Center and the high-end Sig 9mm (can't think of the model no.) could be included in a list like yours. Check their respective websites as well.....

Tack,

I have a Beretta Px4 9mm. I consider it to be of superb quality. I do not know how it could possibly be improved in any way. Right out of the box, I put 13 of 17 rounds in a 1 inch group from 10 yards. It is a very comfortable gun, with interchangable back straps for different hand sizes. The price of a gun does not always reflect what it should be worth....just MO

I can't help you with that, because I've never had my hands on such a masterpiece of beauty and engineering as you seem to desire.

However, if money is no object, there are quite a few quality off-the-shelf guns that can be made to shoot as well as anything made, by a good gunsmith. My personal abilities would never merit the extra expense, but I know that there are a few people out there who can shoot well enough to benefit from handguns with enhanced accuracy.

Of course, if you just want an unmatched beauty, to keep in the safe, I can understand that, too.

Pick one up for me while you are at it.

http://www.sigsauer.com/Products/Sho...8&productid=88

Originally Posted by Todd

What's that about Todd????

It means I'm not actively participating, but I am watching this thread closely.

lol, whatever you say captain!

Did someone say something they shouldn't have? Hope it wasn't me.

Relax. If anyone said anything they would have been notified. I'm just watching to learn more about the uber high-end guns. I have nothing to add, so a quick "watching" smiley is my way of subscribing to the thread.

Well I've shot a rare SiG P210-8, the man allowing me to shoot the beautiful pistol said it was a newer model,an american feature on it with a thumb magazine release. Shot 2.5" at 60 yards. Best i ever shot.

I was also gracious to shoot a sphinx3000, probably the best handgun ive ever shot if it came to a combat pistol chambered in 9mm.

Difference is the SIG is going for around $1400.00 more.


I've shot 3 SIG X-Fives, they too are a pleasure to shoot, but they're more of an audi r8 then a McClaren.

I consider the SIGp210-8, SPHINX3000 the McClarens of the cars.


Anyways, I've just taken care of the many chores I have on the month, and saved up a good $4200.

Still can't decide though.

You've got them all on pins & needles Todd!

Originally Posted by MLB

You've got them all on pins & needles Todd!

All I wanted to do was watch the thread and thought I'd not use the standard "guy eating popcorn" smiley. Guess I learned my lesson.

A simple question. Which 9x19mm pistol iis the most accurate by all standards?.

That is the pistol i will commit to.

Thank you

looked more like a "I'm watching you, so watch what you say" animation.

OK, I'm going back and editing it so there's no more confusion.

Lmfao

TackDriver, the most accurate pistol in 9mm I have ever shot is an AR-15 with a cheek pad and short barrel. I don't remember the brand (I think Rock River) but I fell in love and have been trying to buy it from him ever since. It's fun as hell to shoot but good luck finding a holster!! I think you can pick one up new for around $1200. It's not the most expensive but they are very cool IMO.

To answer your question Tack, the most accurate (it was also beautiful) 9mm pistol I have ever shot, other than my Beretta, was a 1911 style STI. It had trigger work done to it, upgraded barrel, and a few other things I am not sure about. The gun was originally purchased at around 1400, and he had about 1000 put into it afterwards. I can probably get more specifics for you if you need them.

I believe I'm going to choose the SIGP210-8

Until next time! Going to look for the best, most accurate 9x19mm pistol which can take a threaded barrel and suppressor reliably.

See you next POST!

Go for any of these: SIG 210, S&W 952, or a new (if you can find one) H&K P7M8. Dennis