Farthest Range You've Shot a 9mm Carbine

[MilesTeg]

Glock 43 with a +2 mag ext

Which extension are you using?

 

[FLA45fan]

My wood 9mm M1 was $389...Firing pin rents the gun for about $10 a session plus ammo...

Cheap enough! Uses Beretta 92 mags too? May be putting this one on the short list soon.

 

[FLA45fan]

You know Robin, I used to be a 1911 guy. My first and only gun was a Colt Series 70. Steel and a caliber made by an American was the only thing I would carry. That was until I shot my dad's Glock 19 in Florida. It was so light! He let me carry it around. It was almost a whole pound lighter and shot good! I became a fan of plastics.

I hear ya. When I moved to Florida years ago, all I wanted was the 1911 (and BHP). But after carrying one I wanted it smaller. The race was on! But with decreasing size came decreased reliability. At one time I even traded an Uzi for a Para Ordnance P10. Should've kept the Uzi! Someone stuck a Glock 19 in my hands and I haven't looked back since. So we learn as we go. Now make that M1 9mm with Glock mags and they'll sell a ton of 'em!

 

[Robin]

Sorely tempted to get one of those little Glocks, really liked it, the carbine is a definite.
Robin

 

[GTN]

Which extension are you using?

Vickers +2 from Midway. Only $9.50 and comes with a longer spring. I have never had a feed problem. It's not as pretty and finish as a Hyve but I don't care

 

[FLA45fan]

Sorely tempted to get one of those little Blocks, really liked it, the carbine is a definite.
Robin

Yeah now that I'm lower profile the main carry is a G43, sometimes with an extra mag.

 

[GTN]

With the +2 ext I have 8+1 in the pipe. Alway a extra mag!

 

[FLA45fan]

I'm using the Pearce +1 on mine - flat, controllable, reliable