Hey! I was offered this uncommon gem in a trade and am trying to find some info on it. Even the current owner doesn't know much as he got it in a trade long ago and never asked too may questions.
It's a Springfield P9 marked "Model P9" in .45 Auto with a single-action trigger, two tone finish, adjustable target sights, and wood grips. It also has some sort of muzzle comp/weight in a style different from all the other comped P9s I've seen. Pictures will be at the bottom of the post.
Does anyone know anything about these? Approximate value these days? Is the comp removable? Also, since this would be replacing a defensive pistol, are these 90s era Tanfoglios known to feed JHP well?
Thank you for any info you can provide. I'm really interested in this thing and really just want to know what I'm getting before I pull the trigger.
It's a Springfield P9 marked "Model P9" in .45 Auto with a single-action trigger, two tone finish, adjustable target sights, and wood grips. It also has some sort of muzzle comp/weight in a style different from all the other comped P9s I've seen. Pictures will be at the bottom of the post.
Does anyone know anything about these? Approximate value these days? Is the comp removable? Also, since this would be replacing a defensive pistol, are these 90s era Tanfoglios known to feed JHP well?
Thank you for any info you can provide. I'm really interested in this thing and really just want to know what I'm getting before I pull the trigger.
Here's my new Springfield P9 in .45 Auto. What do you think: comp on or off? I'm thinking off. I'm going to check the threads later to see if I can practically suppress it, if not I may try to source a new non-thread barrel. Given the rarity of this configuration I absolutely do not want to have this barrel cut down and re-crowned.
