Kudos to FN for the proposed Combo

 

http://www.americanrifleman.org/articles/two-guns-in-one-fn-fns/

$1400???? I can buy 2 seperate guns and some ammo for them for the same price.

The street price will be well under 1k I think.

 

Good guns.

 

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Anyone have or shoot the fns? Looking to get one in 9mm. Just wanna see if anyone has first.

I was extremely interested in getting an FNP 9, especially the compact 9M when they came out, however, FN does not appear to fully stand behind and/or support their products. They are not popular enough enough for me to want to get one, except maybe with the 45 ACP line that was gunning for the US contract. If they become more main-stream and improved their customer service I would consider it. Also, when they came out, they were only factory-serviceable with some parts. That turned me off as well. The trigger on the FNS does not appear to be as nice as the Glock, and therefore, with a comparable price tag doesn't seem worth it when you get the Glock support, history, etc. behind it.

 

However, I think they are a pretty good gun, nicely balanced and feel good in the hand. If I came across one at a very good price, I would snap it up.

, however, FN does not appear to fully stand behind and/or support their products. They are not popular enough enough for me to want to get one, except maybe with the 45 ACP line that was gunning for the US contract. If they become more main-stream and improved their customer service I would consider it.

 

What? Why would you say that? I deal with FNH directly for sponsorship stuff, and worked with Dave S and others.... FNH absolutely stands behind their products, support the men and women in uniform as well as the shooters. They make great products at awesome prices... RIGHT HERE IN THE USA.

 

 

If they become more main-stream and improved their customer service I would consider it. Also, when they came out, they were only factory-serviceable with some parts. That turned me off as well. The trigger on the FNS does not appear to be as nice as the Glock, and therefore, with a comparable price tag doesn't seem worth it when you get the Glock support, history, etc. behind it.

 

Where to begin? =)

 

FNH has far more history and been around far longer than Glock.

FNS is far nicer than a glock to shoot and in the hand. the trigger is a lot better, from the shorter reset to the way the gun fires. Even shooting the FNX in 45ACP felt like child's play. The FNS is a really nice gun and I will be picking up the Competition long slide as soon as it is out.

 

 

 

 

 

 

this is not to take anything away from Glock or anyone else, I just want FN to get their due. They are AMAZING supporters of the shooting sports and put out a quality product.

 

 

What? Why would you say that? I deal with FNH directly for sponsorship stuff, and worked with Dave S and others.... FNH absolutely stands behind their products, support the men and women in uniform as well as the shooters. They make great products at awesome prices... RIGHT HERE IN THE USA.

 

 

 

 

Where to begin? =)

 

FNH has far more history and been around far longer than Glock.

FNS is far nicer than a glock to shoot and in the hand. the trigger is a lot better, from the shorter reset to the way the gun fires. Even shooting the FNX in 45ACP felt like child's play. The FNS is a really nice gun and I will be picking up the Competition long slide as soon as it is out.

 

 

 

 

 

 

this is not to take anything away from Glock or anyone else, I just want FN to get their due. They are AMAZING supporters of the shooting sports and put out a quality product.

Right on Maks....love my FNX-45... And in my short time owning an FN product I can say I'm impressed with their support of the shooting sport...also make a great gun too

Sounds an awful lot like the ill fated Sig Sauer p250 line. purchase one gun and then have the ability to change not only from a sub compact to a full size but also different calibers. The concept was never fully supported by Sig ,conversion kits were so rare and expensive it made more sense to just buy another gun,mags were just as rare and expensive and accessories were non existent. the DA trigger was a nightmare and the gun languished in bargain bins all over America until this current run came along.

I understand that FN produces a quality weapon but so does Sig...... so it's doesn't seem as innovative or groundbreaking at second glance.