Sorry u have wrong info on slim model I have slim model Optic mounts direct no plate needed There are no screws needed plate is already attached for optic direct Also u show wrong model on screen at4:10 under size Also box slim came I wrong 5:32
"best?" No. Is it great? Yes! I have it as my backup to my Canik MC9. It is pretty slick with no thumb index points and no light rail. The trigger is also considerably heavier (almost 6#) than the likes of the MC9 (under 5#), and with the trigger breaking past 90°, it can contribute to accuracy issues. The stippling needs to be *slightly* more aggressive, continue farther up the grip, and also be in the thumb index position to help with accuracy and control. The internals could have been made from polished steel instead of the rough coating they have on important contact points. That would have smoothed out the gun, reduced the creep, and maybe even dropped the trigger weight down to 5#. Overall, I shoot it better than I did my P365XL, so my Sig is no more.
Sorry u have wrong info on slim model
I have slim model
Optic mounts direct no plate needed
There are no screws needed plate is already attached for optic direct
Also u show wrong model on screen at4:10 under size
Also box slim came I wrong 5:32
Amen got mine for $360 its a bad ass tank -
So... What's the other better options? I would also love to know how it compares to Emtan Ramon handgun
Own the Slim
Love it but absolutely agree on the dissembly issue
Owned for a month. 200 rounds. Love the gun, but not shooting it as well as my Springfield XDM Elite 3.8 9 mm. I will keep training. I paid 414.00.
8:04 "There are several better options than this gun" -- like what?
AI
there are various subtle incorrect things in video. and i only watched 2 minutes before i stopped. And i'm fan of Masada Slim.
That’s right, it’s a top ccw pistol. This is my wish next one beside my glock 45. IWI Masada is a great pistol.
"best?" No. Is it great? Yes! I have it as my backup to my Canik MC9. It is pretty slick with no thumb index points and no light rail. The trigger is also considerably heavier (almost 6#) than the likes of the MC9 (under 5#), and with the trigger breaking past 90°, it can contribute to accuracy issues. The stippling needs to be *slightly* more aggressive, continue farther up the grip, and also be in the thumb index position to help with accuracy and control.
The internals could have been made from polished steel instead of the rough coating they have on important contact points. That would have smoothed out the gun, reduced the creep, and maybe even dropped the trigger weight down to 5#.
Overall, I shoot it better than I did my P365XL, so my Sig is no more.
is it better than mc9 if you had to have only one...which would you pick?
Mine pulls under 5lbs consistently
"I coulda been a contender, instead of a Bum,...which is what I am!" - Marlon Brando
A 9mm cartridge rim can be used on the takedown pin
Masad?