Are those questions to me or @jgVil ? 
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Good to know, thanks.
I consider your advice as solid as the Rock of Gibraltar 
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All good 
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Hard to go wrong with either. I love my 4.6" Mete SFT.
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My 1st gun was a gift from my father at age 13. A winchester 22lr with a loading tobe which held 13 rounds. It had a composite stock called Zeon. Guaranteed not to chip, crack or warp for life. Unfortunately it was stolen whilecI was in the Navy but I must have put 10,000 rounds through that gun. I could buy a half gallon milk carton full of 22lr rounds back in the 60s. Great gun
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Summary
I got better, but how come so mean 
Come see the violence inherent in the System!
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'Tis but a scratch Indeed!"
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Thank you
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I would recommend doing research on the guns your thinking about, then go find someplace to rent them and shoot them. None of us or anybody can tell you what is best for you only you can by holding and shooting them.
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@Jerzees Why not talk about 1911or 2011 maybe he would end up liking them more. everything is on the table around here LOL
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Perhaps I’m wrong, but if @jgVil thinks about polymer handguns, he is long way away from 1911 / 2011 platform.
But… who knows… never say “never”… 
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ohhhh my… uhhh errr…
so Todd30 has a new nickname…
Todd the stripper??? Todd in a g string???
hmmm… Tstripper???
am I in trouble now… WAIT…
Karacal made me post that!!! n Don102 made threats n stuff too…
HONEST!!! (wanna buy a bridge??? it’s a really neat bridge!!!)
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Thank you sir. I thoroughly enjoy all your posts too 
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NEVER!!!
There.
I said it.
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I did some research and picked up a Taurus G3C because I liked the reviews, the price was right, and the feel in hand was very comfortable. Bought it, took it to the range a few times, it has become my EDC. I did upg the sights to Night Fision tritium (same withwas able to try a Canik SFX tRival at hedrange the sig, since the ones that were on it were quite old and dim I really enjoy the Taurus.
That being said, I was also lucky enough to get to try out a Canik SFx Rival that another member at my shooting club had with him a few months back. I liked it so much that I now own one of those, too. While it’s significantly larger than my Taurus (full size vs. compact), I feel that the Canik is a very good value and punches way above it’s price point.
When I’m in the market again, Canik will be at the top of my list to look at.
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We have a running joke in the military:
I was not an officer, thus don’t rate a “Sir.”
I worked for my living as a Sergeant.
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My G3C got some luvin’ this morning. My hands and her smell wonderful of Rem oil and some old Outer’s this afternoon.
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Sorry that’s my default for respect. My dad beat the word Sir from early childhood.
But both my kids are Military (one still active with 20 and one just separated after 10 years) and both Senior NCOs. So I get reminded of that all the time.
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"Don’t call me ‘sir;’ I work for a living!
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I think we both know that you know the answer to that question.
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No apologies, joking aside it’s appreciated.
Sound’s like that old joke has lasted past my time in.
I am retired now, longer than I was in.
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