honestly gm is the best except Buick

They rely too much on brand name

There newer stuff I can understand but there a good company

Particular reason you don't like FN. I prefer to buy US-made guns but even my carry pistol wasn't US made.

https://fnamerica.com/products/pistols/fn-503/

This

550 DOLLARS FOR THAT

@Ruthless Alien I think you may be in the wrong channel.

Yeah I think he is too

oh mb

sorry bro

You're good

should I get a last round bolt catch for my 10/22

Sure

It says all metal so if it's not polymer like many pistols nowadays the price isn't too high, particularly if the trigger is an upgrade like they claim.

Huh I missed that. There's also the fact that FN pistol strikers break easy

And I do many easier than they should

Basically FN not doing too hot with their pistols

Also the 503 might have a nice trigger, but I'd go with a p365 or hellcat at that price point

Because:
1. Larger capacity
2. Tritium night sights

500$ are about an average price point for pistols nowadays..you could probably get it cheaper

Maybe

550 is a msrp...its more than possible

But every single one on Gunbroker is always around the 500 dollar matk

Hellcat I need to try out

I highly recommend it

I bought one, and while I haven't shot it yet it just feels excellent in the hand

And the trigger is crisp AF

I was trying to remember what the difference between the hellcat and the XDS was, basically was down to single stack vs double stack.

The thing with that is You need trigger time to make a final decision

Trigger being crisp and feeling good in ur hands is the 1st step

Training w your Firearm is just as important

But nothing I've said is news to many here lol

A gun is just a tool, doesn't do any good if you don't know how to use it.

Indeed

Which is why I need to actually hit the range this week. Dry firing only gets you so far

True that

But muh ammo!

Man. I miss buying Tula spam cans of 9mm

https://www.g-sight.com/products/copy-of-g-sight-training-system-gen-2?variant=31371801034863

For training, have you ever used something like this as an in between dry fire and live fire?

My new ammo I've been trying out is polymer