I handled one of these the other day and I must say I really liked it. The gun was comfortable, the trigger was great and the sites were like the icing on the cake. I suggest taking a look at one if your shopping for a dao pistol. It's in the same category as the sig p250 I use to have and I'll say it was 1000 times better.

 

http://www.shootingillustrated.com/mobile/article.php?id=4761

 

 

 

 

 

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i've wanted the m9a1 for a while but they are very hard to come by nowadays.  

I also liked these guns. There are a little tough to come by but the do pop up from time to time. For some reason Steyr pistols never get much support in the US. They appear to be high quality and well made. 

Steyr has bricks and mortar in the US and they support their products well. They are available, but you may have to order one. Paul at A&A got me my M9-A1. He can order them with 10 rd mags but there are 15 round mags available -just not as part of the package. The newest iterations (the ones with the best triggers) have a cross pin through the slide under, and to the rear, of the rear sight.

 

Great ergonomics and great gun. Only Tactical Tupperware I own.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

You guys got my attention and sparked my interest.  Have to do more research on this one.

I'm telling you I really liked it. I'm keeping my eye out for more. They don't come around often though in this market.

 

 

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Got a steyr m9-a1 on order

Range report once you have it! I've held one (Pizza Bob's M9-A1) and it seemed very well built quality-wise and ergonomically. I've been considering adding a polymer to my "arsenal" and the Steyr is a possibility.

If I decide I'm keeping it for myself I will.

If I decide I'm keeping it for myself I will.

If you decide not to keep it please shoot me a pm. I would be interested in purchasing it.

Really feeling those sights a lot hopefully it shoots as good as it looks