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I am very impressed with my FNP-9 DA/SA Black. I have been a 1911A shooter for many years and have had some trouble getting used to the hinged trigger. The trigger is very good, not as good as that of the two stage triggers on my accurized match service rifles but still very good! The 1st SA stage has some creep, but most importantly is repeatable.
Before I bought this pistol, I went to the range with my friend who is a very accomplished pistol shot, and SWAT sheriff here in ATL. Having some fun, we put a bunch of rounds down range testing a Ruger P89 9mm, SIG 229 .357, Glock 22 .40, Beretta Px4 .40 and my M1991A1-80 Bullseye comp pistol. The Glock and SIG were my favorites next to my 1991, the SIG .357 muzzle blast was very noticeable over the others, including my .45, but the recoil was very manageable. I chose the FNP-9 based on reviews and my visits to gun shops that carried it.
I purchased it for $405 plus tax at Bass Pro after 10% off with Bass Pro credit card sign up. An unbelievable bargin now that I have first hand experience with the quality, handling and accuarcy of this handgun. My SWAT buddy has yet to shoot it but has handled it and had favorable comments regarding the trigger, weight and feel.
I have put a bit over 500 rounds of cheap UMC 115gr ball ammo thru it with no failures. In 'failure to stop' drills, DA first shot and 2 more as quick as possible, 2 to body and one to head, I felt very comfortable. It is very fast, very accurate, fits my hand like a glove.
I was not a fan of plastic guns, but this experience has convinced me that they have a place among the revolvers and 1911's that us older gen shooters grew up with. I am 6'4" and weigh 200 lb.s and never had a problem wearing a 1911 frame gun, but this one I can just about put in my pocket without feeling weighed down. Yes the 9mm, is a midget compared to my .45 round in power, but I have 16+1 compared to 7+1 in the 1911, which in my mind is an advantage in a confusing fire fight where over whelming fire superiority may save my life.
I will not ditch my 1911, but the FNP-9 is my new little friend.