Bringing the baby home.
I saw the PPX at Cabelas; for some reason the 9 was more expensive than the 40, which they were advertising for $419. I don’t mind some things at Cabelas but I like to try to give my business to small local shops, because that’s what keeps them in business.
So I went to Blythes. The price was a little less, they had a little wiggle room and I ended up going out the door with the gun and a box of ammo around $440. Blythes bought these when they first came out- there are online retailers selling them for less than Blythes paid for them, but for the few extra dollars, supporting a local company and helping them stay in business is worth it.
And then I went to the website to register it, and found that they are running a promo till years end that gives you an extra magazine, a polymer retention holster, and a dual magazine pouch for $9 shipping. So if you’re thinking about buying one of these, get cracking. I hope to be able to shoot it this afternoon.

Spent the afternoon shooting with friends. How did yours go?
“but for the few extra dollars, supporting a local company and helping them stay in business is worth it.”
Amen.
I’m spoiled. I have a prewar Walther PP in 9×17. They don’t makem like that anymore. My Dad bought it new in ’37 from Stoeger Arms in Philly. They had done an authorized conversion from 7.65. I’ve habdked modern PPKs and a 99 and they don’t measure up.
My R51 fills the bill for a Slim 9, & my G19 for a “fat” 9. If I want to carry Fotay, it’s either my Charter Arms Pitbull; or a G22, paired with my Sub 2K in Glock pants.
*jealous*
Well, maybe after I move to a state that isn’t Mordor on Lake Michigan I can enjoy this fine hobby.
Nice price.
My first plastic was a CZ P07 for $570 w/2 16 rd mags (in Kali?).
Riverdog: Is your R51 under recall?
Looking forward to the range report! :-)
Hells yeah. I need to get me one of those.