I’m just unfamiliar with them and curious what you all know about their products. Thanks for your reply.
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I bought one last week, haven’t been to the range with it yet
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They make a nice shotgun. If the handguns follow the shotgun trend, they’re great. Let us know what you think when you take it out @Karacal . Im interested as well. I gotta recover from my recent purchase, and get a trijicon, so you have time 
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Hey Number5.alive ! Welcome to the family !
I have the STR-9S ‘Combat’ 20 rd mags,
(3) dot Fiber sights, flared mag well yadda yadda…
She is a fabulous operator. I think I paid $550?
I also have one of their “Alley Cleaners”
I guess they call them a ‘Coach gun’ Side by side 12 ga.
AWESOME also. The one you are looking @ the STR9
be a will be a great handgun for you. (My opinion)
Stoeger makes fine hardware, I believe I put at least (1)K rounds threw
her pipe? I KNOW there were NO issues. Smooth feeds.
Good luck Brother, let us know what you chose.
Peace Out.
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I have a 45 long colt single action revolver. No problems.
Love the look and feel of it.
Have always wanted a Stoeger coach gun, but still waiting for that.
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My interest was piqued until I watched this video of an STR 9C field strip. This was right out of the box. Maybe it could happen to any gun, but I’ll stick to my little Glock for now. Malfunction starts at about 12:23 when he puts the recoil spring back in on the wrong ledge.
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I remain of the opinion that if one is unable or simply unwilling to afford the New price of a bread and butter gun from someone like Glock or Smith and Wesson or Walther etc, a used Glock is the way to go.
Super simple to work on, well proven track record of reliability and durability, inexpensive super widely available magazines, best selection of holsters and sights etc of anything out there, etc. A new to the market gun that might fizzle away that has relatively speaking no support for it in the marketplace and has yet to prove itself…give met he used Glock (or M&P or similar). If you want something different to not have the same gun as everyone else, try a CZ. 
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I just finished putting the first 100 through mine. No failures, the grip and feel is great. It feels and looks like a collaboration between S&W(the slide)and Walther(the grip). The trigger is smoother than my Glocks out of the box. Mine came with the Burris FF3 which I’m not fond of the 3 MOA dots. Most likely I’ll throw a 6 on it instead. Even fits my G5 G19 holsters
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God that’s horrible
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