TOP FIVE Discontinued Handguns I Wish They'd Bring Back!

[@MrDrew1]

I wish they'd bring back the Smith and Wesson 5900 series especially the 5906 or any of the all steel Smith and Wesson semi-autos

[@sterlingcannonii7201]

Agreed

[@paulscountry456]

Not many want steel and it is expensive to make ,plastic sells like hotcakes and is dirt cheap to produce.

[@timrobinson6573]

I have a S&W 457. I've had it for 18 years and I love that gun but I really appreciate modern pistols after I shoot the 457 at the range.

[@oddish4352]

I love my 6904... it's like the Sig 365, Hellcat, or similar chunky double stackers, only it was around a lot sooner.

[@purpleguy5226]

@@timrobinson6573 same waas my first pistol

[@TM-gg9ko]

I agree with you Yankee. I have a Nightguard in .44 spcl and it is one of my favorite carry gun … favorite revolver really.

[@rcollins1202]

I write novella murder mysteries. My main character is a police detective who carries a SIG p239. I own one myself, great gun and that is why it’s in my novellas.

[@hededcdn]

I'd love it if you could direct me to your novellas

[@rcollins1202]

@@hededcdn Amazon Kindle books. “Next of Kin”. “Chasing Cars”. I’m working on books three and four of the series. Hope you enjoy.

[@hededcdn]

Thank you

[@MkShantrul]

I want to check them out too

[@rcollins1202]

@KZbin Legend “Next of Kin “ and “Chasing Cars” by Rod Collins. I also have a children’s book out, “ The Loneliest Gene.” All on Amazon Kindle books.

[@TheBilboTN]

I miss the Beretta Cougar I had and wish I could buy a new one.

[@stevelewis1221]

I have the 44spl Night Guard. I almost bought another S&W revolver, (Model 58), and my wife spoke up and said, I thought you wanted something you could carry concealed. I'm sure glad she did. The Night Guard is one of my favorite handguns.

[@samm4980]

When I saw this video pop up, I was pretty sure the P239 would be on this list. I am glad it still gets some love. I have a P239 DAK in 9mm that I bought used as my first handgun in 2012. I've seen it at pawn shops for $150-200 more than I paid for it almost 10 years ago and had several guys at a local shop/range admiring it. The P239 isn't my EDC anymore, but it is definitely a good, enjoyable shooter that many folks who don't automatically gravitate to striker fired guns really appreciate.

[@L1LegoAnimations]

I bought a Hudson H9 awhile back because A) it's cool and B) Hudson's my last name. I really hope someone picks up the design and continues making and improving them.

[@brian_b_music]

Daniel Defense bought the patents for the H9 in 2020. So, it’s probably going to be just as expensive, if not more if it ever sees market. No thanks, I’ll stick to my CZs and Berettas.

[@davidzahavi6535]

It’s about time you talk about the Night Guard series of revolvers Yankee! You knocked this one out of the park! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@Scott079]

Holy shit I agree with Yankee on some thing, I just picked up my second P239, and he is right there is something special about the P239 it’s one of the smoothest shooting guns I own, I just picked up a unfired German model with the brushed stainless slide, it’s old it even has the lollipop sights

[@Its_Papa_John]

The Bren Ten is the gun I'd bring back, implying it was ever really here to begin with...

[@JPMandz]

Sonny Crockett remembers.

[@Oldpigsass]

Mine would be Browning Hi Power 9mm, same in .40 S&W, and Beretta Cougar 8357.

[@keving52002]

Good video ,should have added the Smith and Wesson 5906. It was the Glock of its day in the late 80s and 90s.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

S&W sold a ton of 5946s to PDs 🚔. The NYPD used 5946s for years. Smith & Wesson made a few DA DAO versions. 6946, 3946 etc.

[@Super-Kuper]

I wish Walther would make a PPS AS, single stack with DA/SA type manual of operations.

[@codybrennen6564]

oh man that would be awesome

[@chrissinclair4442]

Updates P99 v2 in 9mm and 40sw. CCP m3 with 12 and 15 round mags da/sa

[@lesclanton8372]

Browning Hi- Power Steyr GB,9mm ,Star PD. ,Star m31,Star bk., Detonics 45 . ,this is a few of my all- time favorites !!!!!😎

[@DanielMartinez-lz3ot]

Ruger P-89, one of the finest handguns ever made.

[@johnasbury7511]

In 45 the P-90

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

My friend owns a Ruger P89 9mm and a P97 .45acp . In 2022, he still uses both. He rarely shoots but likes the P89 9mm.

[@jackbauer9077]

Great #1 night guard revolvers were awesome, wish I had the 357!

[@southfloridanick]

Night Guard series was the first thing I thought of. I fully regret selling my 45 ACP years back. Also, Taurus Total Titanium series & Browning Hi- Power

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

I remember many years ago when Taurus got on a big .44spl snub DA revolver kick. They offered ported barrels, DA only, stainless, blue, grey... they were cool!

[@dcstratocaster]

Now you have 2 new hi power clones and an entirely new one from FN out

[@seethingnuclearchaos]

I completely agree with the Hudson H-9. I really wish that a larger company would license that design and bring it back.

[@KossoffFan]

(........'operator, get me the number for Ruger please'.........)

[@brian_b_music]

@@KossoffFan Daniel Defense bought the patents in 2020 after Hudson filed for bankruptcy.

[@KossoffFan]

@@brian_b_music Are they going to do anything with it?

[@brian_b_music]

@@KossoffFan I’m not sure. They may just sit on the patent for a while.

[@Taprack13]

S&W 331 CZ 82 (.32acp) Ruger P series Seacamp .25acp Beretta 950/Jetfire Sig p230/232 ( make it a double stack) S&W i frames Kahr k9/MK9/40 and other calibers than 9 or .40 (also, double stack it) I'm sure I'll think of more .

[@gregcampwriter]

5. Nagant M1895 revolver 4. Radom P-64 3. Nambu Type 14 2. CZ vz. 52 1. Mauser C96

[@rumripper]

Great list. I would’ve added the smith and Wesson 4506.

[@DesertHusker]

As well as the S&W model 4566

[@RicArmstrong]

I wish they'd bring back Para Ordnance style double stack 1911's in 45ACP. The Beretta 8000 Cougar was also a fantastic pistol too.

[@baileyvillewyldeman]

My cousin has a para that he got from his grandfather as a gift. It's a Para Carry.. small 1911 with a bobbed hammer and a d/a trigger...

[@earlycuyler2295]

Rock island is making them now. They even have the "warthog" subcompact.

[@RicArmstrong]

@@telcom911 Yeah, the 8000 (9mm) and the 8040 was almost the same exact size as a G19. I really liked the rotating barrel feature and it ate anything you fed it. I never got a chance to fire the 8045

[@randlecarr3257]

Try the PX4 if you like the Cougar! The full size and compact are awesome

[@realtalk4real243]

Remington bought para ordnance and makes them.

[@brianmckeown4672]

Rohrbaugh was a casualty of hurricane Sandy. Wiped out the factory and homes of the Rohrbaugh brothers.

[@mikeseier4449]

No insurance?

[@brianmckeown4672]

@@mikeseier4449 Apparently not enough. I think there were other personal issues also. I don’t know for sure. They were really fine pistols, though. Loved owning them.

[@ericmckinley7985]

@@mikeseier4449 I really don't think northeasterners insure for hurricane and for good reason. That sort of damage that north is rare

[@ChrisFowlerNH]

Glad to see you recovered well from your possum attack 😂 Yes, the S&W night-guard series was SWEET. Wish I had picked one up in .357 😎

[@earlycuyler2295]

The entire Sig p250 line. Id even settle for a clone if parts compatibly were maintained. Its just silly nobody makes a decent double action only anymore. And even worse that sig COMPLETELY abandoned the p250 line just to replace it with their glock clone.

[@mylesharvey6488]

Indeed never a better carry gun exists.

[@earlycuyler2295]

@@mylesharvey6488 i dont know if there is one " petfect" carry option... But the p250 was the only Sig I really liked shooting ( that wasnt just sig making someone elses guns). I will say they were the best stock DAO trigger ever offered. I stupidly sold off my sub compact .40 a while ago... But bills had to be paid i guess.

[@mylesharvey6488]

@@earlycuyler2295 Amend 2 365 mags on a 250/320 FCU and slide steps up any 250's game.

[@jerryrig5234]

It would be cool to have a p250 with a DA/SA manual of arms too

[@earlycuyler2295]

@@jerryrig5234 so just any of the polymer da/sa pistols on the market? Or do you just want a polymer 226? Either way id Pass. Its a dao pistol and thats what made it great.

[@matt5415]

A polymer-framed Beretta Cheetah would be cool if I’m just wishing. Beretta also had a 92 single stack a while back. It was chopped down like a brigadier and pretty slim since it was single stack.

[@earlycuyler2295]

If werre playing the " what if" game id want a "sub compact" 92. Like the " snub nose" p38s.

[@Rick-xt2cz]

Or even the Beretta Cheetah chambered in 9mm

[@randlecarr3257]

PX4!

[@Jarrow13]

@@Rick-xt2cz The big problem with "Polymerizing" the Cheetah's frame, would be the same issues they have with the FS 92 design. The external trigger bar on pistols like the Cheetah and FS92 makes it extremely challenging as that trigger bar would be rubbing on the Polymer frame, giving you a very unpleasant trigger. The Beretta 9000S is the result of that attempt, weird AF and a damn wide frame.

[@PhantomX889]

Wow those night guard revolvers look awesome. They probably stopped making them since most people buying carry revolvers are looking at a j frame or lcr

[@Goldenwithaleash]

I’d like to see S&W reintroduce upgraded models of their DA/SA semiauto line. Browning Highpower as well.

[@mdd1963]

Those are NEVER coming back, so, choose which new M&P model you want...and what color you want it in, and, hope they make a 5" M&P in 10mm...

[@southfloridanick]

I still have a 4040PD scandium auto loader

[@mdd1963]

@@southfloridanick Is that S&W's 'LW Cmdr'?

[@very7962]

Surprised, it’s here! The new Browning.

[@filpaul]

Penultimate - commonly misused word, since it means next to last in a list of things.

[@EricDodsonLectures]

That's true. But I don't think that literacy is YM's strong suit.

[@armorer94]

The best is "nee plus ultra".

[@ryanfergersonollp70rjdueij19]

Really like the idea of a DA SA striker fired double stack 9. I think the Walther was #1

[@wizardofahhhs759]

The COLT pocket hammerless in .380acp would be my pick.

[@justinbjork5682]

I’m glad I got my P99 when I did. Love that thing!

[@floridahighwaypatrol7713]

And I’m glad I got mine too…………….WAIT………………..NO I DIDN’T 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@fuzzball7972]

Me too. To those who don't, get one while you can. And get magazines too.

[@Drew_The_Man]

I completely agree with your number 1. Really wish I could get a night guard

[@jjtpatt123p2]

I've always wanted the Walther p99

[@AlwaysDoingSomething]

The fact that the Remington R51 was not on the list is just stunning ;)

[@edlorson8849]

Love to see Dan Wesson 715 come back.

[@jeffreylocke8808]

I took my model 329PD and replaced the titanium cylinder with a model 629 stainless steel cylinder. More durable than the titanium and just a few ounces more weight. Use an 500 X-frame Hogue style sorbethane padded rubber grip on it to. And a Mepro big dot tritium front sight. Like the Night Guard S&W models in a way.

[@randlecarr3257]

Great idea!

[@Ando2k10]

I was disappointed when Walther discontinued the Creed. It's a great entry level into Walther and has a great trigger on a hammer fired pistol.

[@johnmadow5331]

Carl Wather from Ums Germany made a good firearms. I owned WW-II ugly Speebeck steel frame and PPK that I brought long time ago and it shot well and accurate with no performance issue for the beginner like me.

[@stanleypost49]

I overwelmingly agree, I almost got a night guard but they were gone when I got money! The BIG ISSUE was not the guns BUT security guards like me are paid minimum wage and none could afford basically a S&W performance priced gun! Great video, thanks!!

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

I'm a armed guard too 👮🏻. Finding great sidearms is a %=÷×. I toted a Ruger GPNY .38spl for about 30mo. 2000s. That revolver was meant for NYPD officers. It was robust, easy to clean.

[@garybrown6015]

Smith and Wesson Gen 3 pistols have probably the best factory SA/DA trigger of any semi-auto ever. The super-short reset was from the factory, no need for addition gunsmithing or specialty kits costing additional $$$. The aluminum frame versions are only slightly heavier than the polymer crap that's out there today. The perfect blend of machining, aesthetics and functionality.

[@TomRedlion]

The Remington XP100 was a cool pistol that is now discontinued. Would love to get my hands on one. I inherited a Colt Huntsman (Woodsman variant) that's probably as old as I am. They discontinued that line in 1986 or so. For an elderly 22LR, it still shoots nice. And I like the classic Luger P08 grip angle.

[@dmoncall6648]

1. Browning Hi-Power 2. Browning Auto-5 (with the original "long recoil" action, not the current restyled Benelli clone A5) 3. FN-FAL 4. M1 Garand (The price on surplus example has gotten so ridiculous you would think someone would have made a new production version by now) 5. Winchester Model 12

[@gallagherw3]

Doesn't Fulton armory make a reproduction of the m1

[@very7962]

The Browning Hi power came back!!!! From Springfield l

[@ips7125]

I agree about the m1. Fizuck you people selling them, MILLIONS in america and why are they 2k+ for one beat to shit and shot out? And ammo hard to find??? Screw. I will never own 1 and i want one. Thats why i got a mini 14

[@jackbauer9077]

Sig and walther were great guns had em both and wish I still had em. Walthers older p99 is better than today’s striker guns they make

[@WheelgunsOnWheels]

Wow! That night guard series really is cool. I hope they bring them back. I have just about every revolver they make in .357 and I would love a few more options.

[@googlechicken]

No you dont

[@WheelgunsOnWheels]

@@googlechicken are they really not any good? Expand on that if you would please.

[@googlechicken]

@@WheelgunsOnWheels not saying they are not good I’m saying you don’t own almost every other model in 357 magnum that Smith makes at the most it’s 3

[@WheelgunsOnWheels]

@@googlechicken oh…. Fascinating baseless statement.

[@Bobdixon_Moonvarga_Dancer_III]

The title card reminds me of a joke. The Little Rascals are sitting in class, the teacher is giving a spelling lesson on the chalk board. She asks Buck Wheat to spell dictate. Buck Wheat answers, “dictate is spelled D-I-C-T-A-T-E, dictate” Buck Wheat answered proudly. The teacher said “very good Buck Wheat, can you use dictate in a sentence?” Buck Wheat complied and proceeded to say his sentence, “Hey Spanky, how my dictate last night?”

[@leathercoatguy]

I wondered what happened to that Hudson H9 (#4.) Like Yankee, I was really excited about that one because it looked like a sci-fi 1911. Didn't know that it had a low bore axis, or whatever the terminology is - if S&W can basically take a Kel-Tec KSG and make their own version, I don't see why another company couldn't swoop in/buy the specs to that pistol.

[@elijahbrooks8589]

New shooters love the P239. The 2 women I’ve taught pick it over 92f, 229, revolvers

[@carlpaladino427]

Love my Hudson H9 and I wish there was a way to get support for it in the future. Like someone else stated below, the Browning Hi Power would be on my list.

[@evanacey1414]

I believe the company who initially milled Hudson’s slides for them ended up buying the rights to the H9 and all existing parts and still offers to service peoples H9’s when they need work.. I’m not 100%, but it’s definitely worth checking out in you own an H9.

[@very7962]

Browning is coming back

[@Sir-Hash-A-Lot]

Fn makes the hi power now they are awesome

[@edwright6578]

I completely agree with the night guard, awesome guns

[@jconradh]

Great video. I agree with you on the P239. I have 2 P239s, one in .40, and one in 9mm. I also have the .357 Sig barrel for it. :)

[@LASLOEGRI]

YES! On night guard!

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

+1 on S&Ws Night Guard snub line. It seemed like a great concept but the 🇺🇸 gun buying public, ccw users were deeply slanted to semi auto designs. If Big Blue had 10mm/40, .44spl, .357mag, .45acp, .38spl Night Guards in 2020 & it would make 💰💰💰....

[@thatf_inguy8220]

Sig needs to bring back the p239. Keep the old slide but redesign the frame so it accepts p365 mags. 75% of the R&D is done already.

[@warrenrhinerson6373]

I actually got the Walther P99AS at a gun show earlier this year. I called Walther to see if it was still under warranty, as the warranty only covers guns still in production. Turns out the P99AS wasn’t entirely discontinued, instead it was put on very limited import. Confession: I got the gun because I am a huge James Bond fan and it’s the gun he used in the films I saw growing up(Tomorrow never dies, The World is not Enough, Die Another Day, and Casino Royale)

[@km1157]

Sig p227. Loved it they just screwed up the 14 round mags.

[@MatumboBigOunceWilliams]

I love my P227 Tactical! So sad to see it get discontinued. I was gonna collect them all lmao

[@HartponderJr]

I can’t believe CZ has discontinued the 2075 Rami.

[@JPMandz]

My dad bought one last year before they announced discontinuation. It's his favorite sub compact. I enjoy shooting it. The SA trigger is wonderful for such a small gun. Would love one for CC but will stick with my G26. I agree tho. It's a wonderful DA/SA option.

[@garylee9738]

Just buy the CZ75 PCR. Not much bigger than the Rami.

[@AllAhabNoMoby]

H&K P7 series. Best handgun I ever had (except Glock of course but that goes without saying).

[@sebastianmartellisr.3587]

I agree with the last one, Such a Masterpiece of Gun Building. Not my favorite, but a damn good choice

[@bullseyetactical]

H9 had a litigation between the manufacturer and one of the suppliers

[@imyourdaddy5822]

I wish they'd make Classic WW1 style guns again, something made of steel and wood, Like the Luger, Bergman and Mannlicher, Classy, sophisticated, smooth. Besides I think we're all sick of plastic pistols. -_-

[@kairu_aname]

I just want a steel grip module, with the exact same internals.

[@imyourdaddy5822]

@@pennywisdom9435 My dream gun is a newly manufactured Husqvarna M40 pistol all steel construction with the classic bakelite grips. I like more obscure guns better conversation starters.

[@claudiaclaudia936]

Old cars and old guns will never die.

[@traviscochran6280]

I would like to see the Luger still made. 9mm or .30 Luger. Yeah it would be expensive. The Webley revolver. I understand that a version is made for the Indian market in .32 S&W Long, but it's not on the market elsewhere. Old school Smith and Wesson Revolvers with the firing pin on the hammer and recessed cylinder.

[@joelmclamore1139]

I second your picks!

[@jimhicks8871]

This was a great video. I appreciate your opinion of these weapons. I will be on the prowl for one of the Smith & Wesson Night Guard revolvers on the used market.

[@elliri3012]

Canik still makes the P99 clone in DA/SA with the slide decocker. Magnum Research makes a clone, also.

[@elliri3012]

@@lanceblinent7909 Thanks for the info; Bud's lists it as being out of stock, I assumed they meant out of stock, didn't think it was out of production.

[@redowlmoon7733]

A friend of mine has a 40 caliber p-239 I want it it just shoots so fine and so accurate. And I want an actual Browning Hi Power

[@Ohio_Motonaut]

I owned an original P225 and loved it but sold it when I got a P228. When you compare the two, they are almost the same size, weight and thickness but you get 15 rounds in the 228. I never really understood the 239 when the 225 filled that niche. I guess it added more calibers.

[@MrMann-gt1eh]

The opening chord of your videos always makes me wanna listen to Disarm by Smashing Pumpkins.

[@tonysoprano1884]

Mines more old school: 1. Smith & Wesson Schofield 2. Luger P08 3. C96 Mauser 4. Walther P5 5. Colt Magnum Carry

[@briankeithwood]

I have an RM380 and I carry it in a wallet holster. Great little backup pistol.

[@raylandraybels9462]

The extended beavertail, ambi-mag release and trigger guard make it better than a rohrbaugh for me.

[@BendingUnit19]

All the people that open carry are in the boonies where there isn't any urban wink wink threats

[@bobailanjian3700]

Ruger P series. I have a 20 yo P89 and 12 yo P95. THOUSANDS of rounds through them, and never a problem. Any FTAnything I had was directly related to ammo problems. They just go bang every time the trigger is pulled. If I were offered another 89 or 95 for $450 or a comparable Glock for free, I'd buy the Ruger, every time.

[@perrythomas6971]

Just say Ultimate. And Pen on the front! Penultimate! Ya welcome my guy!🤣. I like your list. Loved that Walther.

[@mdd1963]

'penultimate' means only 'next to last in a list', just in case you thought it meant 'true ultimate'...(it does not!)

[@ukaszbiaas183]

As far as I know, the Antistress system is more about the longer trigger pull before the first shot (but not as heavy as double action). by the way The p99 is currently somewhat infamous in Poland because there were some cases of the striker being launched into the eye of the user, probably because of the damage of the slide done by dry firing during maintenance.

[@davidcronin5689]

How about a phase plasma rifle with 40 watt range.

[@foreverjim5240]

Wow the nightguard does look awesome. I'm about to get a lcrx and that sw looks way better.

[@granddad-mv5ef]

I wish for the Hi-Power(with the adjustable sights) and the CZ Rami. Both available on Gun Broker at two-three times what they cost new.

[@geofftimm2291]

I just found the Walther 99 AS still listed on the US website. Interesting; it disappeared for awhile.

[@evanacey1414]

I’m with you on the Hudson H9. I believe the company who milled Hudson’s slides for them ended up buying all of Hudson’s left over parts and data packages and still services Hudson H9 owners’ pistols if and when they need serious maintenance and repair work. If that is, in fact, true I would still be willing to buy one if I saw one in decent condition and for sale at a half way decent price (>$1000)

[@Cityoftrees1911]

Smith recently discontinued the 625/325.

[@STB-jh7od]

I wish the Star firearms were still being produced. Buddy in college had the small (?) 9mm and it was built like a tank, so I wanted the 10mm MegaStar.

[@CampDavid54]

Excellent video The Yankee of yesteryear

[@sinclairpages]

Browning BPM-D Key statistics are as follows: Production dates: 1997-1998 only (only 750-800 examples exist) Length: 7 7/8” Barrel length: 4 3/4” Width: 1 3/8” (across decocking levers, 1 1/16” across butt) Weight: 31 ounces including empty steel magazine Sight radius: 6 ¼” Construction: Investment cast steel for slide, receiver and miscellaneous small parts, checkered front strap Lock-work: Recoil-operated Browning-type tilting barrel Trigger: Double-action first shot approximately 10 pounds; single action approximately 4 1/2 pounds thereafter Sights: 3-dot white- rear, wind-age adjustable; front pinned to fixed base Stocks: Wrap-around fully-checkered plastic Parts count: 48 including stripped magazine; plastic parts count: 6, including recoil spring guide rod, magazine follower and floor-plate, grip, trigger blade, rear sight Magazine capacity: 15 rounds (reduced to 10 rounds during the Clinton Dark Years 1994-2004)

[@mic187x2]

The P99 is now Called Canik

[@brianwinters5434]

I would love to see a broomhandle Maurer think about it even with cnc machinery it still cannot be made when it was made in huge numbers by hand and power tools.

[@benjamin3290]

The P225 did NOT replace the P239. It’s a different design motive altogether. Both guns were phased out shortly after the introduction of the P365.

[@oddish4352]

I almost bought a Para P13-45 in basic black. I didn't, and now they don't have them anymore. I call it the one that got away. I know you can still get a P14, but I'm not wild about 5" barrels.

[@mikewilson5338]

A Hudson is listed on Armslist in Virginia.

[@sirfishalot923]

I would really like to see the Smith and wesson 649 brought back into production

[@Dwilson1282]

I miss my p239.

[@rudolfyakich6653]

Choice One and Three are the bomb yo !

[@603carry]

Yankee! The Rami for the love of God

[@servicerifle16]

I agree on the Walther P99, probably one of the best striker fired guns made in my opinion. My 5 other handgun picks to bring back: Walther P88 series HK P7 series S&W 3900/5900 series Walther P5 series Webley & Scott top-break revolvers.

[@ultrafuel2559]

The problem I had with the P99, is even the slightest rearward movement of the slide (i.e. holstering) put it into single action mode. It defeated the advantage of being a DA/SA.

[@ericmckinley7985]

Put your thumb on the back of the slide. Plus, that doesn't sound like proper holstering. They are sprung pretty hard that is something you shouldn't be able to do without trying. Lastly, even if it is in single, its the AS mode with a long takeup

[@ultrafuel2559]

@@ericmckinley7985 I know, but I'm talking 1/16 to an 1/8 of an inch movement to cock the gun. I can see that kind of movement happening in a holster. Not a safe setup compared to hammer fired DA/SA.

[@silverhorder1969]

I always wished Kahr had made their p380 in an all stainless steel model. Like their K9 or K40 series. Not that I’m a fan of the .380, but sometimes I like high end smaller guns..

[@stchman]

I think YM on his #2 pick is talking about the Canik TP9SA, which I thought was kind of dumb. The Canik to have if you want a P99AS is the Canik TP9v2 which is now called the TP9DA.

[@marksmith568]

Sig p239 and p225 a1. Yes, they are single stacks but are all metal and very handsome. Also, the grips on these two guns are only matched by 1911's, imo. Short reset triggers. SA/DA... I could go on.

[@emdenny10]

Carried a model 19 combat magnum for years ,even concealed working private investigation back in the day. 4 inch barrel. Bring that back. I concealed it well in Chicago weather. 59 series smith's work also.

[@baileyvillewyldeman]

In regards to the p99as, the "clone" that you were referencing isn't made anymore either. I own the new version of it and it works exactly like the p99 now. I carry it everyday for that reason. 18+1 capacity and the ability to decock it and have a d/a first trigger pull... I know you have a "dislike" of Turkish guns, but the model I have is the TP9- DA....

[@dennishood4323]

I have a clone of the P99AS - it's a SW99, which is a hybrid with a Walther branded lower and S&W branded slide. It has the anti-stress trigger with decocker. Another very similar type of handgun (striker fired DASA with decocker) that I like better and often carry and is still manufactured is the Canik TP9DA.

[@williamster2015]

TP9V2 is the model that's identical but better.

[@modestextreme]

My 70s smith 59 is by far the sweetest pistol i own. Also really want a p99cas

[@tylerc9809]

I always wanted a Sig 239, thanks for reminding me now that they’re way expensive lol.

[@foreverjim5240]

I carry the DB9. Which is the SMALLEST single stack 9 on the market. Its a great gun that almost no one has heard of. I think u would like it bc it has a metal trigger and the finish is perfect on mine. Only change it needed was better sights.

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I still expect to hear “I’m a grown ass man!” Lol