What is a good full size 9mm pistol that suppresses well? It

>>33689208
>no M9/92FS
You dun goofed

>>33689229
I didn't make the picture.

>>33689208
>What is a good full size 9mm pistol
Something chambered in .45

>>33689246
M9 has a good feeding method due to its angle and fixed barrel.
Longer barrels are fairly easy to obtain and have a smith thread.

>>33689208
FN And CZ would be good I imagine

>>33689208
if it helps you narrow it down, i dont think fn makes a 9mm tactical model.

>>33689208
I really like how that beretta looks though
Is it a special model?

>>33689341
PX4 Storm Type F

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>>33689208
Any Glock, Since you will need an aftermarket threaded barrel for you pistol anyway. Most you can shoot lead with.

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>>33689973

>>33689341
>>33689850
that guns not suppressible
rotating barrel adds issues
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIMTVLUBo6s

>>33689208
USP9SD

>>33689208
Cz p09

>>33690045
Of those guns, the five seven and the ppk look the most fun to shoot. The ppk probably isn't though. Shame the new .22 ones aren't that good.

>>33689208
There is no 9mm tactical FN with a threaded barrel FYI. You'll have to an aftermarket barrel for a FNS 9 or FNX 9 (or 509 if you want to wait a bit).

>>33689973
>Most you can shoot lead with.

POLYGONAL RIFLING

>>33689277
>this guy likes guns with shit lifespans

kek

>>33691556
That's a meme. If you simply run a swab down the barrel once every 500 or so rounds it will NEVER be an issue. Not to mention there are traditionally rifled barrels around as well

>>33689208
>FN
>change anything from factory
>voids warranty
>change sights, void warranty
>not using FN approved can? Void
>using a can without written FN permission? Void
Lmao.
Get a Hk friend. They actually build pistols for suppression and have good CS.

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>>33691688

Remember FNH USA operators you just bought a military grade, rock hard operating system, don't forget to check the back of your manual. It will discuss things like the 400,000 round test cycle this gun went through, and how FNH products are the worlds most battle proven firearms, and the company is serious business by operators for operators.

Oh but if you look at your pistol with a sideways glance, say mean things about its mom ,or even CONSIDER punching out a roll pin - you are a knuckle dragging moronic uneducated fuck who is contaminating a precision device. Punch yourself in the grundle and contact a Master Certified FNH USA Armorer immediately, don't forget to beg for forgiveness and let them know that they are the masters of the universe and you are priviliged to be able to operate with their products.

Oh and it's just a small little minor detail but...after each magazine of ball target ammo fired through your legenday and reliable battle proven FNH pistol - make sure to take a warm (BUT NOT HOT - HOT EFFECTS THE PRECISION ENGINEERING) shower with your FNH operator device and rub it down tenderly with Master Certified FNH USA Armorer approved soap.

If your water is too hard or soft, doing this voids the warranty and you are a dumb fucking retard who doesn't deserve such a precision and technologically advanced operating device.

>>33691688
>Hk
>>33691688
>good CS

Pff

>>33691729
HK has amazing CS and a (real) lifetime warranty

>>33691729
t. Poorfag
HK is actually great to customers.

>>33691740
>HK has amazing CS
>>33691768
>HK is actually great to customers.

Yeah everyone I know who actually has an H&K anything says otherwise.

>>33691780
Okay do tell.

>>33691780
Sure thing buddy.

Meanwhile real users and shooters get good service from HK, and anons stay anons.

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This would be my choice.
I wouldn't have a threaded barrel on a cc gun; therefore might as well go high capacity long barrel.
I have a p-09 and I like it a lot.
Ergo, this would be my choice.

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>>33689208
>>33689246
I've been pleased with how my M&P has handled suppressed fire. My P226 has seen hugely accelerated rail wear when used with a suppressor, so I'd advise against that and by extension any aluminum-framed pistol without steel rails.

Also holy shit I made that image years ago when I was thinking about buying a full size .45.

>>33691780
>>33691807
I had a p2000 and the pin for the mag release lever kept walking out.
I called them and they were willing to send me a new pin so I guess service was alright but fuck needing a new pin like that. I wasn't paying that hk premium to need customer service; sold the gun.

>>33691879
SIGS have premature rail wear even if you don't use a suppressor. They're shit guns faggot role players.

>>33691905
I've owned over 30 hand guns over the years, none were "saturday night specials" or "junk", lemons exist and are real, I've had 4-5 out of 30 have an issue inside 6k rounds fired, HK lemons are some of the rarest, the important part is the CS, which apparently you got but still found unsatisfactory.

To counter your anecdote, I have 5 HK pistols and all are flawless, I think my round count between them all is around 20,0000 so far.

Most "lemon" prone brand I've run into is CZ, 2 or 3 needed service in a short window, that said, CZ took care of me, good people, good guns.

>>33692007
pull one "0" off that, derp

>>33692007
Thank you for the reply.
I've owned 2 hk pistols, half had issues.
I prefer cz these days. I currently own 5 and have had zero issues although I do not shoot the rami worth a damn and don't like it.

I've also owned a half a dozen Glocks and have had issues with them.
My Glock 36 was a jamomatic piece of shit, my 17 came with the wrong sight and I had a slide stop spring go bad on a Glock 27.

By far the brand I have had the most issues with is SIG.

I had a ppk that wouldn't tear down right from the go.
I had some minor issues with s&w too.

In all I'm not sure how many hand guns I've owned, probably over 30.

>>33691879
nice glock you got there

>>33692179
If you have never had a failure with a CZ, you don't shoot very much, not trying to be insulting, but this is kind of square one.

Sorry but yeah. https://pistol-training.com/archives/3218

>>33689208
If you want a glock, buy a lone wolf threaded barrel. It will be able to handle cast reloads then.

CZ Omega series is pretty awesome. My friend has the 75 and I've been eying the P01. Wish it wasn't that grey color though.

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>>33691688
>>33691716

>TFW reading this after buying an FNX45 two weeks ago

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>>33692203
ty

>>33692222
So here is the deal. Most dealers will tell you the gun they send back the least is CZ. I think you're full of shit, not to be insulting. That said, yes all brands have problems even Glock and Hk. My experience with most customer service has been great. I think S&W is best. Hk was fine too. Steyr is phenomenal! Glock is the worst. They're not perfect.

So, understand that while I have nothing against hk, what I'm saying is that you have bad taste and are ignorant.

>>33691556
Find me an aftermarket Glock barrel with poly rifling.
I'll wait.

>>33692327
I linked you to the blog of a world renowned professional shooter and trainer and you say I'm full of shit?

And your evidence is? "people who sell guns said x?"

Whatever, dunning-Kruger in full force here. Enjoy your guns, I'm sure they look pretty in the safe.

>>33692276
Do Steyr M9's suppress alright?

>>33692222
>https://pistol-training.com/archives/3218
F

>>33692222
>TFW just bought a CZ

Should I even attempt to kill myself with it?

>>33692413
they should do just about as well as any other striker design

>>33692476
>he fell for the Czechnology meme
Shoot it until it breaks and then buy a Glock 19.

Not OP

>>33691811
I'm seriously considering this pistol.
>High-cap
>threaded barrel and high sights means its good to go for a suppressor

Thoughts?

>>33692179
What issues with your Hk? What models? Round count, other details?

Cz = constant small parts breakage is what I heard.

>>33692413
Steyr brags about their fully supported chamber and being designed around full power hand loads. I think they'll do fine, hate the sights though. They're quick sights, fast, not as good for precision shooting.

>>33692476
They really do shoot great, but they suffer perishable parts breaks more commonly than higher tier brands.

It's really not a deal breaker. I mean, I won't own or shoot any more CZs because all my time is dedicated to a singular platform (that's harder to shoot accurately), but if I DID choose CZ I would just buy 2 or 3 of the same pistol, they have great CS, sure it goes down at 10k -15k rounds instead of 15k - 30k -well it's not like you haven't got your money worth, and CZ does have good CS.

btw I'm the guy the fucktard initially challenged on brand standards because he had a lemon p2000 and thought he knew shit, so yeah, I'm not shilling or playing favorites. I'm just trying to illustrate the gun habits and requirements for people who shoot, vs people who horde valueless safe queens.

>>33692568
I think you heard wrong but my issue with the hk was just a pin walking out, mag release pin. It was probably a hair undersized and they were willing to send me a new one.
I was joking when I said half my hk' had problems. While technically true, I've only owned two. Nice guns; want an mp5.

>>33692574
Meanwhile all HK pistols are rated for +p and +p+. Recoil springs are rated for 10,000

>>33690045
wouldn't a suppressed five seven be really loud? there is basically no way to make that thing subsonic without murdering its performance, right?

>>33692586
Are there parts I should just swap out now? Like I was thinking of getting a stainless guide rod just to soothe my wood and steel autism, but have also heard that the mainspring should maybe be replaced.

I have the 97b, btw.

>>33692586
You're talking out your ass. The 75 is the preferred model among competitors these days and nobody challenged you, keep dreaming bottom feeder.
I swear the only thing worse than Glock fanboys Hk fanboys.
Go play with a USP or something.

>>33692634
Citations needed
Pretty sure most used are glocks and 2011s

>>33692617
You can't make it whisper quiet, but you can still reduce noise a lot even without subsonic ammo, especially with such a small diameter round.

>>33691556
>aftermarket threaded barrel
Stupid fucking negroid

>>33690011
Spending all of that money for a gun that shoots the same bullet as a base model glock.

Why can't hk make a gun with a good trigger?

>>33692634
Did you ignore the part where I said they shot great?

They do, they also have shit parts life, thankfully in competition this is a non factor.

If you are buying a gun strictly for comps, I would certainly endorse CZ.

If you are buying one as a end of the line gun, no, just no.

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>>33692724

The LEM takes a bit of rearing but it can smoke, the match grade trigger stuff is g2g if you want that.

In the end though it's a reality of "street" vs "range" use

>>33692724
Hk makes fantastic triggers, just not on paper. Everything about HKs according to "common wisdom" says they'll shoot like shit, but they are way more accurate than most pistols out of the box.

>>33692814
Everything you said is retarded, and I love HKs

>>33692738
In all honesty I don't generally keep a gun past 10k rounds.
I shoot about 200 rounds a week casually split between guns and it's rare for me to keep one more than a couple years which is why I've been able to own so many.
Now we can talk about life span, I don't think you are drawing correct assumptions about cz having "shit internals" especially when they've already held up better than other brands I've owned including SIG and Glock (referring to a Glock 27 though).
What I am saying is that out of the box, they're about the only brand that has yet to have any qc issues and maybe I'm just lucky.
All the other negativity was just because you were insulting.

>>33692770
Hk does put overly heavy hammer springs in their guns which is why the triggers suffer so you're right and I'll confess the vp guns have good triggers... as good as a walther at any rate.

Here's something positive, hk makes the best barrels in the world period. I mean that.

>>33692939
>HKs have "bad" triggers on paper (heavy DA, creep, over travel, long pull etc.)
>but in practice they shoot great, more accurately than most pistols
How is that retarded? Proves you don't own Hks or you are the retarded one.

>>33693196
The triggers suck
You said they are great triggers despite sucking.
Maybe you meant that the other aspects of the firearm make up for it. IDK, you sound retarded and shit.

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>>33693196
Stock DA/SA triggers have a fine DA pull (as DA goes that is) but a creepy SA pull, LEM triggers even V1 have a bit of creep - no more than a standard CZ 75b SA pull but, yeah, it's creep.

If you had played with words and articulated that HK triggers shoot great in a practical scenario (real world, fights, on demand), I would agree 100%.

Also sorry that I encouraged retarded faggots like >>33693253

Basically you were kind of right just your wording was rough but now I've done a disservice and encouraged idiocy.

>>33693326
blerg I meant a TDA CZ 75b SA pull, not a race gun SAO CZ pull

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>>33689208
Of the options in your post OP, I would pick the FN, it's a good suppressor platform.

However, you left out the best option, a Walther PPQ navy, the ultimate suppressor platform.

Watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tcxZp0zxfM

>>33693394
>Walther
>button mag release
heresy

>>33693429
American style button releases are superior to Eurocuck paddlefag releases.

But, since you mention it, Walther provides either option so both American MEN and homosexual Euro babbies are both happy.

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>>33692413
I haven't shot it suppressed yet but I can't imagine it would be any different than any other Browning action pistol, all the others I've tried work great.

>>33693394
I forgot about that, silly me. Yes, PPQ is another excellent option for suppressor use with one caveat: Nobody makes tall sights anymore. Dawson used to but I don't think you can get them anymore.

>>33693453
That is an opinion and you are entitled to it, but it's objectively incorrect. Paddle release is better if for no reason other than that in general (not specific to the PPQ) you don't have to adjust your grip to use it. They are also universally ambidextrous where buttons are not so.

>>33692549

Its higher capacity comes from making the grip ridiculously long plus the magazines are expensive. Pick on up it feels like you're holding a Broom handle and I'm 6'5

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>>33695622
I love mine.
It has the same trigger as the omega 75's which is an upgrade over the classic one which is kind of an old world design; more intricate and less robust.

>>33689208
>It also must be able to shoot cast lead reloads

cripes why ruin a good pistol

otherwise

look at ruger sr9 sr9c 9e american etc

>>33689208
CZ pistols are good, CZ P-09s and 75s in particular.

>>33689208
I like suppressing my 92fs, works well that I can get a a second upper for it and just keep a sneaky upper ready for swap.

>>33689208
>cast lead reloads
Eat your apple sauce, grandpa