I bought an FNP9 a month or six weeks ago, and it's been like owning the world's best toaster -- it works perfectly but no one else knows about it.
It shoots great (for all three shooters in my family), no FTFs or FTEs or any of those other FT problems, with any of the ammunition we've tried, it's light, it has a nice feel on recoil, and it feels good in the grip. The price (less than $500 out the door) was certainly attractive, too.
The question is, why is mine the only one I ever see at the range, and why aren't sales better? This is a great pistol and I can't figure out why it isn't a leading plastic gun. Oh, well. I figure it's like owning an Accord with a small block Chevy in it -- only I know how good it is. And I'm OK with that.
It shoots great (for all three shooters in my family), no FTFs or FTEs or any of those other FT problems, with any of the ammunition we've tried, it's light, it has a nice feel on recoil, and it feels good in the grip. The price (less than $500 out the door) was certainly attractive, too.
The question is, why is mine the only one I ever see at the range, and why aren't sales better? This is a great pistol and I can't figure out why it isn't a leading plastic gun. Oh, well. I figure it's like owning an Accord with a small block Chevy in it -- only I know how good it is. And I'm OK with that.