9mm/.45 ACP pistol with lowest felt recoil.

>>34848636
>9mm/.45 ACP pistol with lowest felt recoil.
that was question, btw. What pistols in 9mm to .45 ACP have the lowest felt recoil.

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>CZ-75 SP01
>MK23
Now shoo

>>34848735
im fapping
im cummmmmmmmmming

>>34848636
HK USP/Mk. 23 series

>>34848913
>>34848735
even in .45?

>Now shoo
you shoo, motherfucker.

>>34850874
The Mark 23 only comes in 45

God, I just know OP is a noguns eurofag.

Any full-sized pistol that's steel or alloy framed will have pretty gentle recoil just because of its weight. .45's recoil is very manageable, anyway.

>>34850893
>.45's recoil is very manageable, anyway.
No it isn't. It's too much.

>>34850988
found the noodle-armed choir boy

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>>34848636
pic related

>>34850988
45s have lighter recoil than 9s and 40s.

>>34848636
GP K100

beretta PX4 full size

Dem rotating barrels

1911

USP 45

>>34850893
>God, I just know OP is a noguns eurofag.
i shot a g17 and xd40 and the 40 had a softer recoil.
in theory, pistols with heavier slides have lower recoil.

OP

>>34851103
Felt recoil is typically a bigger influence on how good a gun feels under recoil than any slight change in theoretical values. Things like a design really fitting your hand or allowing you to get a better high grip.

Personally i find heavier/larger slides more "snappy" feeling than smaller slides(say sig vs CZ). I chalk it up to having a larger reciprocating mass above my wrist, putting more strain on my girly wrists.

Then again there's plenty of people out there who say they feel no real difference between various designs of the same caliber. Seems to be surprisingly subjective topic.

>inb4 bait

ar pistol would have lowest felt recoil...