It takes seconds.Īnother feature of this striker-fired double-stack shooter that jumped at me from the get-go was the snag-resistant edges on the three-dot sight system.
#Compact 9mm with safety manual#
The process is simple, and the user manual walks you through it, but with the slide removed, you’ll release the spring from the magazine release with a small, flat screwdriver, remove the magazine release button from the frame, and reinsert it on the other side. I love customization, and I know many shooters, those who manipulate the trigger with their right finger or with their left, prefer the mag release on one side or the other. While the interchangeable magazine release may seem like small potatoes, I geeked about it. The backstrap is also interchangeable after further inspection, I discovered that the magazine release button is interchangeable. The shape of the frame/grip is highly ergonomic, and both the front and rear grip surfaces featured a comfortable, but not aggressive, checkered surface that, in my opinion, boosts fit and feel. A double-stack magazine that holds 13 9mm rounds, the grip melted into my palm - it wasn’t thick or cumbersome - and I appreciated the lightweight Technopolymer frame. Stoeger’s STR-9C Semi-Auto, though, was the exception to the rule. I don’t have massive hands, and for some reason, a double-stack handgun always feels a bit bulky to me. I’ve made no mistake that I’m a 1911 lover. Instead, I’m just painting a little Stoeger picture: quality, enjoyable shooting, and dependability at a price that doesn’t flop the bottom jaw open.
No, this isn’t a Shoot-On airgun review, though that would be cool. He loves the gun’s Multi-Grip System, and his mother and I loved the price tag. Not really, but I swear that kid shoots it every single day, and the local squirrel population has taken a dip.
My youngest son, Brody, has worn out the barrel of his Stoeger S4000-E Suppressed air gun. A price-point compact 9mm that promises accuracy, dependability, and shooting enjoyment.
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