Just Bought a Baby Desert Eagle 9MM today

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Just Bought a Baby Desert Eagle 9MM today

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[b]I'm so excited, I just bought another gun and can't wait to go shoot it. Does anyone out there have a Baby Desert Eagle? If so please let me know what you all think. :grin:

Also has any of the ladies bought any holsters that they have found to be usefull? [/b]
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Congrats!

I have had a Steel Semi-Compact Model Baby Eagle in 9mm for 3 or so years now. I have been more than impressed with it. Its very accurate and fits very well in my hand. Its probably a little heavier than say a glock but its very well balanced. I guess I have about 750rds thru mine and have not had any problems at all.... On thing I have found is that it like factory mags better than the after markets....

Hope you get to shoot it soon!!

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I am a huge fan. It is a great weapon that is built like a tank. Not quite a waif of a carry gun, but all that steel and on 9MM makes for a great plate gun. It is rock solid with very light recoil. Shoot it in the best of health.
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Ive got a full-sized 9mm BE and I love it. Like the others said, its built like a tank. Very accurate and very easy on the recoil. Very smooth single action trigger pull. Congrats. on your new purchase as I'm sure youll enjoy shooting it. :smile:

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FIred my new Compact .40 Yesterday and I love it, very nice handgun and very smooth, I can't stand calling it a "Baby Eagle" so I tend to use the original name the Isrealies use "Jerico" sounds better to me. Field strips very nicely and eay to clean. I think it will become my primary carry gun.

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All I can say is AWESOME!!!

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Well I got to shoot yesterday, and I just have to say. The "Jerico" or baby Desert Eagle has now taken 1st place with me.......Never had such a great feeling! I thought my PPK/s would always be top dog for me, however after yesterday I must confess the 9mm has my heart! What a joy to shoot, no recoil to speak of and very accurate. Not to mention its a great self defense gun. Oh and the trigger pull was so smooth. Sorry I guess I could just go on and on! :oops:

I would recommend this gun for any female, especally if your like me, new to shooting. I put 150 rounds through it and not once did it jam or misfire. Makes me so glad I didn't just stay with revolvers.
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Glad to hear that you really like your new gun there txbell1. :smile: The gun will only get smoother and smoother as you continue to shoot it. It's really a shame that these pistols dont get more notariety, especially at the price they are sold for. They have gone up recently, but still very reasonable. Magnum Research just doesnt have a large advertising campaign, as they depend more on word of mouth from BE gun owners.

These guns are built like tanks for a reason when you consider their country of origin.

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If you have to go with a copy of the CZ-75 instead of the original, at least you picked a good copy.

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Just had to go there, didnt you Kalrog. :lol:

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Geopagus wrote:Just had to go there, didnt you Kalrog. :lol:
Well SOMEBODY had to! And for the record - I do like the baby eagles. I just like the CZ line better (both 75 and 97).

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Kalrog wrote:
Geopagus wrote:Just had to go there, didnt you Kalrog. :lol:
Well SOMEBODY had to! And for the record - I do like the baby eagles. I just like the CZ line better (both 75 and 97).
Is the CZ Amby on the safety? I keep wanting to go look at them, I keep hearing alot of good things about them. However I am Left handed thus making the Deagle a good choice. You'll be happy to know in the XD forums I hang out in someone posted the question what gun would you carry if the XD's didnt exist?.... the CZ 75 was the most popular answer.

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Diode wrote:
Is the CZ Amby on the safety?


I believe the the CZ 85 B might be the verison you are looking for.

Check their website out here:

http://www.cz-usa.com/products_handguns.php?m=1


Kalrog wrote:
Well SOMEBODY had to! And for the record - I do like the baby eagles. I just like the CZ line better (both 75 and 97).
Fair enough. :smile:

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Geopagus wrote:Diode wrote:
Is the CZ Amby on the safety?


I believe the the CZ 85 B might be the verison you are looking for.

Check their website out here:

http://www.cz-usa.com/products_handguns.php?m=1
Doh! I always looked at the 75's there it is in black and white. Thanks!
now I gotta figure out how to tell the wife I need one more pistol. :)

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Diode wrote: now I gotta figure out how to tell the wife I need one more pistol. :)
I think I figured out your problem! You tell your wife.

Kidding! Don't start any marital strife because of my joke please!
:lol:

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Kalrog wrote:
Diode wrote: now I gotta figure out how to tell the wife I need one more pistol. :)
I think I figured out your problem! You tell your wife.

Kidding! Don't start any marital strife because of my joke please!
:lol:
haha, Naaa she's a sport.
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