Ok, this may seem like opening up pandoras box, but I'm going to throw this out there.

 

I am getting my "last" P2P extended in two weeks. It is number 6 of 6 from my last round of permits. Purposely, for financial reasons (I want to shift funds from pistol purchases to some long guns I want), I do not plan on applying for more permits until the fall at the earliest.

 

I keep going back in forth between a 10MM like a Colt Delta Elite for an out of state carry/hunting back up weapon, or a 1911 in .45ACP for range/out of state carry use. If these were your choices, which way would you go?

How you gonna feed it?? From what I hear 10 MM is costly and hard to find. The caliber never really took off. Even reloading it's hard to find brass

 

Now .45 is everywhere...

 

The 10 mm does have it's appeal. Its a long 40 that can be loaded pretty hot if you so choose

 

Jer

I will feed her a loving diet of brass, lead, and MPro7!

 

Either way I go, I don't plan on shooting this one as much as my other pistols, at least after the initial break in. Like my .44 I pick up next week for hand gun hunting, this is a more purpose piece than general range gun.

 

I'm not reloading yet, so it will be factory ammo at first. I've been saving my brass in anticipation!

I have 2 permits left and no idea what i want. nothing really calls to me.

1911 fo sho!

 

I'd like to get an HK45 too. Other than that, I'd like to try out a walther polymer pistol

FNH FNP-45

Sarlsman K2

FNH FNS-9 or 40

CZ of some flavor

Revolver in .44 Special or .357 Magnum

Ruger SR9C

NAA revolver w/ folding grip (.22LR and .22WMR)

10mm gotta go for glock 20 full size, light weight, handles recoil nicely and 15 rounds of 10mm to boot! love mine.. if you want a smaller 10mm package go glock 29.

 

you should also look into a pocket 9, lots of options in nowadays in the market, like beretta nano, kahr pm/cm 9, keltec p9, m&p shield.

I have 1 permit left to burn as well...

 

Not sure what I want.... Was thinking of a Henry Mare's Leg in .22

CZ 75 D PCR 9mm

How about a CZ 75 Tactical Sport???

How about a CZ 75 Tactical Sport???

 

That can be an option. Are the CZ's all metal? I'm trying to lean towards a metal frame instead of polymer.

 

 

That can be an option. Are the CZ's all metal? I'm trying to lean towards a metal frame instead of polymer.

 

Sure is and I just may have one that I am looking to get rid of. Will know for sure by Wednesday next week.

 

Just know its a great USPSA limited L/10 gun. SA with a 2lb trigger pull thats got a clean break and ultra short reset.

 

Just so you know if I do sell, the only reason is I load a much longer OAL in .40 S&W for my Brazos Edge and don't feel like setting up 2 different tool heads to load 40 cal.

 

Sure is and I just may have one that I am looking to get rid of. Will know for sure by Wednesday next week.

 

Just know its a great USPSA limited L/10 gun. SA with a 2lb trigger pull thats got a clean break and ultra short reset.

 

Just so you know if I do sell, the only reason is I load a much longer OAL in .40 S&W for my Brazos Edge and don't feel like setting up 2 different tool heads to load 40 cal.

 

I looked up the CZ after reading your post. It is appealing but I'm still on the fence. I plan to start shooting IDPA very soon. Just located a left handed holster for my XDM 45, which is the pistol I shoot best out of my collection. The XDM 9mm with 3.8" barrel keeps crossing my mind being I really like the feel of the XDM. If I lean towards a polymer, the Sig 250 and HK P30 are a couple of other choices I would consider.

 

Of course I can always go get another pile of permits and just buy them all!

I looked up the CZ after reading your post. It is appealing but I'm still on the fence. I plan to start shooting IDPA very soon. Just located a left handed holster for my XDM 45, which is the pistol I shoot best out of my collection. The XDM 9mm with 3.8" barrel keeps crossing my mind being I really like the feel of the XDM. If I lean towards a polymer, the Sig 250 and HK P30 are a couple of other choices I would consider.

 

Of course I can always go get another pile of permits and just buy them all!

 

Not sure about the rules in IDPA but the CZ 75-TS may not be approved, I do know it falls out of the production category for Production in USPSA so it may not be a good option for what you are looking for.

 

Either way, if I do decide to sell I will post it in the appropriate section sometime between Monday and Wednesday this week.

 

As far as you options, I think you already said the best one and I'll quote it here.

 

""Of course I can always go get another pile of permits and just buy them all!""

The CZ would make a fantastic ESP gun in IDPA.

Ruger Alaskan