Deal, and I'll bring the 4.5. Oh, and leave the baby at home.

both the 13mo and 12day old both allready have their own red riders, theyll join some day, shoot me a pm and well see what works schedulewise and see whatelse is worth takin for a spin

both the 13mo and 12day old both allready have their own red riders, theyll join some day, shoot me a pm and well see what works schedulewise and see whatelse is worth takin for a spin

Right on papi

I bought a Compact Sig P320 in 45 with Night sights in December - great pistol, 9+1 capacity, similar dimensions to my Glock 19 (slightly bigger) - 10+1 if you buy the Full size but that's a big boy.

 

If you are looking at Full size I would highly recommend Walther PPQ 45 for the 12+1 - its similarly sized to the P320 45 (Full)

 

My .02 - I love my PPQ 9mm and probably will get the 45 too in the future.

I was originally leaning towards the PPQ45, only because there is no VP45 on the horizon, I already have a VP9 and I love it. Without question the PPQ quality is top of the line, but I compared to other high quality striker .45, in my view, it's only outstanding feature is the trigger, which is not a deal maker for me. So I started looking at other thinks such a cost of ownership, sights, etc. And honestly the XDm 5.25" won out. It has a longer sight radius, fiber front sights and adjustable rear sights. All the online reviews i've seen are positive, and the magazines are $25 instead of $45. Plus it comes with 3 magazines and SA has a rebate offer for 4 more free magazines. So it was either all of that for the XDm or the better trigger of the PPQ. That is just my take on it. I will be ordering the XDm tomorrow, thanks everyone for your feedback.

Good choice Marty, although I think the XDm triggers are pretty good. But the PPQ triggers are very nice.

I was originally leaning towards the PPQ45, only because there is no VP45 on the horizon, I already have a VP9 and I love it. Without question the PPQ quality is top of the line, but I compared to other high quality striker .45, in my view, it's only outstanding feature is the trigger, which is not a deal maker for me. So I started looking at other thinks such a cost of ownership, sights, etc. And honestly the XDm 5.25" won out. It has a longer sight radius, fiber front sights and adjustable rear sights. All the online reviews i've seen are positive, and the magazines are $25 instead of $45. Plus it comes with 3 magazines and SA has a rebate offer for 4 more free magazines. So it was either all of that for the XDm or the better trigger of the PPQ. That is just my take on it. I will be ordering the XDm tomorrow, thanks everyone for your feedback.

I just one of these Springfield Armory XDm 45 Competition in stock - 5.25" barrel, three 13 round mags - and priced to move at $599.

I bought a Compact Sig P320 in 45 with Night sights in December - great pistol, 9+1 capacity, similar dimensions to my Glock 19 (slightly bigger)

Just got one of these in as well.

Well, here she is. Thanks again to Steve at monmouth arms. Can't wait to get out to the range with my 2 new toys

 

Don't forget about the Springfield Armory rebate sir, enjoy

Don't forget about the Springfield Armory rebate sir, enjoy

That was the first thing I did when I got home, lol.

Marty, can you take a picture of the sights? My XDm came with 3 dot sights, those look different.

Marty, can you take a picture of the sights? My XDm came with 3 dot sights, those look different.

Sure, I'll do that tonight. They are basically fiber front, with 3 interchangeable colors in the box, and black rear adjustable sights.

Don't forget about the Springfield Armory rebate sir, enjoy

 

Mine arrived Wednesday, now I have 7 mags!

Mine arrived Wednesday, now I have 7 mags!

How long did it take?

I submitted it March 3, received a confirmation March 10, arrived March 29; so almost 4 weeks.

Sure, I'll do that tonight. They are basically fiber front, with 3 interchangeable colors in the box, and black rear adjustable sights.

I see all the XDm guns now are coming with a fiber optic front sight. Mine did not. I can always swap it out.

Marty, now is the time to grab a Powder River Precision trigger kit for the XDm from Brownells.

http://www.brownells.com/handgun-parts/trigger-group-parts/triggers/xd-xdm-drop-in-trigger-kits-prod53900.aspx

 

Get a referral to open an ActiveJunky account get another $10 and 4% ($4.00) rebate, use Brownell's code "MP3" and that trigger kit is $84 delivered. Lists for $125.00.  Or you could step up to their Extreme or Ultimate Match Target kits.

 

http://shop.powderriverprecision.net/category.sc?categoryId=33

I really love that XDM in Bi-Tone - Definitely going to handle one in store, the 45 3.8 would be what I'd be interested in, and with 4 additional magazines and 2 holsters promo wow -

Marty, now is the time to grab a Powder River Precision trigger kit for the XDm from Brownells.

http://www.brownells.com/handgun-parts/trigger-group-parts/triggers/xd-xdm-drop-in-trigger-kits-prod53900.aspx

 

Get a referral to open an ActiveJunky account get another $10 and 4% ($4.00) rebate, use Brownell's code "MP3" and that trigger kit is $84 delivered. Lists for $125.00.  Or you could step up to their Extreme or Ultimate Match Target kits.

 

http://shop.powderriverprecision.net/category.sc?categoryId=33

That's a pretty good deal. With promo code LDD it comes out to $99.99 with free shipping

I'm not sure you really need to swap out the trigger on the XDm lineup, but to each his own.

I will try it at the range before I swap anything out. But it's still a good deal.

I'm not sure you really need to swap out the trigger on the XDm lineup, but to each his own.

 

 

This.  Trigger is very good out of the box on the XDM- Its not a PPQ but I don't see a need to change it - then again I also leave my Glock triggers stock.

Mine arrived Wednesday, now I have 7 mags!

 

Tom: Does that mean that you are now going to come out with us and shoot IDPA?

 

Marty:

 

Don't forget that external changes to the trigger are prohibited under IDPA rules - internal OK - just in case you were thinking of using this for IDPA.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

Almost ready, the weather's getting better!

Tom: Does that mean that you are now going to come out with us and shoot IDPA?

 

Marty:

 

Don't forget that external changes to the trigger are prohibited under IDPA rules - internal OK - just in case you were thinking of using this for IDPA.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

I'm definitely planning on using it for IDPA, but not until I get out to the range, adjust the sights, and practice with it a little. But technically I will be shooting CDP so I can have a trigger over travel stop. I definitely want to put on a springer magwell, the PRP extended grip safety, and the PRP SS guide rod. But these are all future upgrades.

Almost ready, the weather's getting better!

 

How about Sunday at Guthsville? Sunny and 56 degrees.

Here you go ray

 

Thanks Marty, that's the 5.25 gun. I mind as well complete the trifecta and get that model as well.

Im looking at getting a 45 myself when the next permits come in. Narrowed down to the PPQ 45 or the Sig P320

Got out to the range this morning. Straight out of the box, no cleaning, 300 rounds with reloads without a single hickup. The trigger is a bit iffy for my taste but i do have a prp drop in on the way. I think i found my new CDP gun.