Grand Power Stribog SP9A1-SB Discussion

[MrPrena]

If the price still stays the same after this massive purchasing, I would be interested.
9mm braced pistol is fun for entire family. I think it is easier to shoot than ruger 10/22.

[izzy]

I'm looking for a braced pistol in either 9 or 45 to run full time suppressed. The CMMG Banshee sounds very nice but I'm not paying $1500+ for that. Candidates seem to be the Ruger charger 9mm, Kriss vector 9/45 (soft on this due to price), Striborg, Freedom FX-9, Brigade mfg BM-9, and maybe the Scorpion EVO. I think I saw a bad review with Military Arms Channel for the charger (don't remember if it was bad reliability or accuracy, or both?).

Anyone else have any first hand thoughts?

I have 45 and 9 SBR/braced options that I really like, none are inexpensive unfortunately.

[colorider]

I have the Stribog. Actually, I was the first person in the U.S to get one. Long story. It’s been a lot of fun. Have several thousand rounds through it. Runs great with a can too. So far I haven’t had any problems with the mags. I really like how smooth the action is. Downfall is it would be really nice to put a nice trigger in it without a lot of tinkering or modding. Mine is the first version.

[fitz19d]

If I replace my ruger PCC. (Love rugers new stuff, but I need to stop buying gen 1 that quickly gets updates, at least like the RPR/PCC have)

Stribog would be one of my votes, or the PSA options.

[Honey Badger282.8]

I’m just hoping that PSA gets their MP5 clone launched before November.

[Great-Kazoo]

I'm looking for a braced pistol in either 9 or 45 to run full time suppressed. The CMMG Banshee sounds very nice but I'm not paying $1500+ for that. Candidates seem to be the Ruger charger 9mm, Kriss vector 9/45 (soft on this due to price), Striborg, Freedom FX-9, Brigade mfg BM-9, and maybe the Scorpion EVO. I think I saw a bad review with Military Arms Channel for the charger (don't remember if it was bad reliability or accuracy, or both?).

Anyone else have any first hand thoughts?

i ran the charger 9mm w/out a brace, off a cheap front rest, sig rds. Just road testing to see how it patterns @ 21' / 7 yds.

I dropped 20 rounds of my reloads (125 gr fmj, 4.1 gr TG @ 1.140 OAL) same as my hand gun loads. In to a $0.50 sized group.

The RO and guy running the 9mm PC carbine were both. Hey how much that run? Then did a standard weaver stance (again with no brace) and dropped them in the head and torso, where i pointed it.

Have not shot with the Shokwave brace yet as i have another 1.5 weeks before the stitches come out, from some hand surgery.

And honestly while i'm weak hand, only, shooting @ 7 yds to make sure i'm still on it, with various pistols. The 9mm charger is a tad heavy to do that (imo) safely. Once the right hand is workable, i will try some weak hand with it.

But damn, the brace does give it a fuck you , strong letter to follow impression. I have the SW and a sig brace, so i'll try both to see what's better for my shooting.

AS i said before Ruger did it right with the 9mm pc carbine and charger pistol.

[kidicarus13]

Bit the bullet and ordered one; should arrive this week. Hoping for the best.

[Delfuego]

Let us know. I have been wanting an APC9 for a while, but I could get 3 of these for the price of one of those.