Pizza guns at Summit

[tcba_joe]

That ToddG quote is from this thread

https://pistol-forum.com/showthread....lately)/page12

So in theory could someone make thin grips that make it worth being thin? Or is the frame too wide in the grips? Not that there's a big enough market for aftermarket M grips.

[jwperry]

I'll definitely qualify my desire for the Type M by agreeing with this. Lack of available quality magazines has relegated my Sig P6 to a range queen. I like the M-types as a collector, not a shooter.

Numerich had great quality used mags for less than $30(around $23 if I remember right?). I can't check from work, but they may still have some.

[warpedcamshaft]

Metal or poly triggers?

[LtDave]

It looks like the standard grips on the Compact Type M make the grip darn near as wide as a double stack with really thin grip panels, negating the theoretical advantage of the single stack. Am I correct in that?

In the purely hypothetical situation that someone had put up a lifetime supply of S&W 3953s, would there be any reason for him to pick up a 92 Compact Type M?

They are definitely thinner than a standard 92. Here's one reason why you might want one:

[LockedBreech]

Numerich had great quality used mags for less than $30(around $23 if I remember right?). I can't check from work, but they may still have some.

Good lookin' out, thanks.

[pastaslinger]

let's hope for some vertecs and brigadiers...

[Joe in PNG]

let's hope for some vertecs and brigadiers...

They had Vertecs for $445, but they sold out

[Olim9]

They had Vertecs for $445, but they sold out

eta: They "may be more later"

[LockedBreech]

eta: They "may be more later"

Genuine full lol bellow

[mrozowjj]

What's a pizza gun?