Mossberg MC1s

[Southern Shark]

https://www.mossberg.com/category/series/mc1sc/

I don't want one, but figured I'd post it. It's a cheap CCW pistol made by Mossberg. It uses Glock 43 mags. It comes with a clear plastic ETS mag, which are supposed to be pretty good. I have no idea if the gun is good or not, but it's interesting that Mossberg is making a handgun (if you don't count the Shockwave as a handgun).

[jefferson101]

I'm going to have to see some reviews from people who actually bought it for cash first. It sounds nice, but.......

Recall the Remington R51 if you will. It sounded quite interesting, and the initial reviews were very good, but the production pistol wasn't worth much of nothing.

There are plenty of them out there which I am fairly confident will work right out of the box, first time and every time. I'm not inclined to be a "first adopter" of another smoking crater.

[Southern Shark]

I'm going to have to see some reviews from people who actually bought it for cash first. It sounds nice, but.......

Recall the Remington R51 if you will. It sounded quite interesting, and the initial reviews were very good, but the production pistol wasn't worth much of nothing.

There are plenty of them out there which I am fairly confident will work right out of the box, first time and every time. I'm not inclined to be a "first adopter" of another smoking crater.

I agree, although this one is pretty main stream compared to the R51. It looks like it ripped off the Ruger SR-9 mostly, but with a Glock mag and skinny grip. I never buy any gun the first year of production though, as you say it isn't worth it. It's also sort of big and heavy for what you get. I wouldn't buy one, not when I can get a Ruger LC9s for the same price since the LC9s is smaller and lighter but holds the same number of rounds. Plus you can buy the LC9s with Krytpo Pontus Camo, in case you find yourself trapped in the upper atmosphere of Saturn and want some extra concealment.

https://ruger.com/products/lc9s/specSheets/3256.html

[Led]

Handguns used to be like cars. You could always tell what brand it was by just looking at it from afar........in the old days. NOW both cars and handguns, ALL pretty much look the same!!