First gun.

>>31312821
Pretty noice
But now that you've got a duty sized, double stack, steel frame gun
I'd recommend your next purchase by a subcompact polymer single stack

>>31312821
>Any tips or comments?

Learn how to shoot double action. Do not be one of those guys that never decocks the gun or practices because of its preconcieved difficulty.

This three part video is a great explanation. Ernest Langdon also competes heavily with the M9.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsoX26OhDCY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZplH6zreQI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nod5qLlSGUM

LuckyGunner's youtube page has plenty of good videos on the Beretta M9 series too with some more tips. Get the basic fundamentals down, learn to shoot DA/SA well and you're going to be a very good shooter compared to someone who starts out with a striker fired gun like a Glock or M&P.

Have fun!

>>31312821
You're not retarded for buying an M9, you're retarded for buying a gun used at the price it regularly goes for new.

>>31312861
>Steel frame
>steel
>steeeeeel

WTF

>>31312821
>Any tips or comments?

If it came with the factory manual, read it. You can also download a pdf from beretta too, they give some good pointers on what and what not for your weapon.

Fuck the gun, what is your pc setup my dude?

>>31312821
9mm is cheap to shoot (19¢ per round?) so you did very good my brother

>>31313161
4.7ghz amd processor, nividia 970 vgraphics card, amd stock water cooling, asus mothorboard (i forget which one) and 32 gh of kingston 2400 ram

>>31313138
Thank you, ive been looking at pdfs online for lack of manual

"D spring mod" anonbro.
You're welcome.

>>31312905
Thank you. Very helpfull

>>31312821
DO NOT WASTE MONEY ON SHITTY HOLSTERS

Spend real money for a real holster. If you don't have to wait a month for someone to build it for you, it's a shitty holster. Check out Milt Sparks, and either get one from him or some other custom maker of comparable quality. If you ever stop using the holster you can sell it on ebay for more than you paid for it, so there's no excuse.

Also get a custom gunbelt, preferably horsehide, from one of many makers out there.

Big heavy guns can carry just fine, but only with good leather. Kydex holsters and nylon belts work for small or light guns, but without support the M9 will quickly turn into an uncomfortable, sagging, miserable fucking anchor.

>>31313361

Follow the advice in >>31312905 videos. They made me shoot double action substantially better, especially his tip to not stage the trigger but rather focusing on making one smooth pull.

>>31313310
I get 15cpr brass

>>31313626
> If you don't have to wait a month for someone to build it for you, it's a shitty holster.

That's the stupidest advice I've ever heard.

my advice is get as much metal parts for it as you can, wilson combat makes good aftermarket stuff

>>31314439
reloads?

>>31313626
>Milt Sparks
Overpriced, overbuilt, overhyped, overmemed.

Protip: Heavy guns carry fine with a heavy belt. As long as it keeps the gun canted and in place the holster is near inconsequential.

>>31312821
Look what they make you give.

>>31313330
Wew lad

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>>31312861
999.9999999999999999999999999999% sure the frame is aluminum.

That is all.

>>31315943
The frame is most def aluminum, it'd be heavy AF if it were steel. Same with all Sigs, unless they end in "ST" (e.g. P229ST)

I even took a loaded, 8rd gov't 1911 all steel and weighed it against a loaded, 18rd (MecGar) 92FS and the Beretta was lighter.

>>31315943
Oops looks like someone shut off the dehumidifier again.