Pics of my New Steyr M9 and cheap holster

[hartzpad]

I finally got around to taking some pics of my Steyr M9 that I picked up a few weeks ago. Got it for $279 from CDNN Investments. The Mil-tec holster was only $9.99 from the same place as well. I love the Steyr, shoots great, fits my hand like a glove and with the addition of a Hogue Handall slip on grip is just about perfect.

I didn't even think about getting a CZ75, but now that I think about it, I get these thoughts of selling/trading in my Steyr to get a CZ75 so that I can get a .22 Kadet kit for it and practice all day long with cheap .22 ammo. But I just can't sell this Steyr, I like it too much, not to mention the fact that the M series are now out of production, so I got one of the last ones made (high serial number). I guess I'll just have to get a CZ75 and Kadet kit down the road, so I can have one polymer gun and one as it should be.

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[SELFDEFENSE]

Got my M9 locally for $330 total. One of the best buys I ever made (along with CZ 40B for $270 and little-used Glock 17L for $425). And the M9 shoots better out of the box than any other gun I've shot.

[SturmRuger]

I am saving my pennies right now so I can buy another Steyr. I would love to get a M1A1 as soon as they are available, but I think I want to get a S9 first.

I thought about buying a 9X21 barrel and using it for USPSA shooting. I think I would shoot it in the limited 10 class and load up the 9X21 for major.