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    I prefer an M&P 2.0 over the APX and Glock, and I'm a Beretta fan. I haven't found a poly/striker gun I like more yet.

    I haven't fired the "gen 2" APX but I don't see it being superior to an M&P 2.0. I'd certainly choose an APX over a Blick if I had to choose.

    Does the APX have a superior optics mount vs the S&W?

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    Pfft... Nope!

    https://www.beretta.com/en-us/gun-ac...x-optic-mount/
    Last edited by Ron3; 09-23-23 at 22:59.

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    Total thread jerk here, but a CZ P-10C at $304 shipped is closer to ghetto blaster priced. Picked one up last week as a house gun (AKA, I’m not buying a bunch of gear for it).

    Obviously this is a better package. Dang. Three 21 round mags, optics ready, and threaded barrel? I may have messed up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Dumb Gun Collector View Post
    If they can deal with the Glock's dumb grip angle they can deal with my dumb comments
    The one that’s almost identical in front strap and backstrap angles and curvature to a 1911a1?

    The APX does come rather close to non-A1 1911s in backstrap overall angle, but with a slight bend in the middle, and only a few degrees more upright at the frontstrap, which seems to be the direction many people like, and is common to guns that people claim share a 1911 grip angle, usually more severe than the APX. The APX deviates less than most plastic guns, as does the G19.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 1168 View Post
    The one that’s almost identical in front strap and backstrap angles and curvature to a 1911a1?

    The APX does come rather close to non-A1 1911s in backstrap overall angle, but with a slight bend in the middle, and only a few degrees more upright at the frontstrap, which seems to be the direction many people like, and is common to guns that people claim share a 1911 grip angle, usually more severe than the APX. The APX deviates less than most plastic guns, as does the G19.
    It might be close but I don't like it, either. Mainly because it's too different from my other pistols.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1168 View Post
    The one that’s almost identical in front strap and backstrap angles and curvature to a 1911a1?
    Glocks don’t have a backstrap angle. They have a hump.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Todd.K View Post
    Glocks don’t have a backstrap angle. They have a hump.
    Much like the 1911a1.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1168 View Post
    Much like the 1911a1.
    Wasn’t the 1911A1 design change for the antiquated bullseye shooting style?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Todd.K View Post
    Wasn’t the 1911A1 design change for the antiquated bullseye shooting style?
    Not sure. The hump in the 1911a1 was placed to remedy a perceived tendency to point low in the 1911. I don’t know how real that was or what disciplines would have exhibited it. Seems strange given that a generation or less previously, target revolvers had more upright grips than other models.

    Wouldn’t be the only time in history that bullshit arose from grip angle and backstrap humps. Since most people seem to prefer the flat mainspring housing, if they even know that the arched 1911a1 housing exists (since the 1920s), must be inconsequential. Or it could be the difference between preference and performance.
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