why do people say tables and walls are planes? they are not perfectly flatin fact, there is no such thing a perfectly flat surface.
I also own a 96F and am very satisfied with its performance and reliabilityHowever, I am more of a wheel-gun fan myself and my very favorite sidearm is my Ruger Red Hawk SS .44 Mag; though only a sidearm by definition (a little too robust for everyday concealed carry).
You have a fine gunMany people gravitate towards a 9mm or .45The .40 is a good roundBeretta makes quality guns,never heard of a piece of junk Beretta.
I also own a 96F and am very satisfied with its performance and reliabilityHowever, I am more of a wheel-gun fan myself and my very favorite sidearm is my Ruger Red Hawk SS .44 Mag; though only a sidearm by definition (a little too robust for everyday concealed carry).
there is also no such thing as a point or a perfectly straight line, a perfect circle or perfectly round ball which can be made in the real worldbut for practical purposes we create these mathematical concepts in real life for various purposes, some closer to the math model that othersEngineering roads, bridges, buildings, toys, machines, all depend on our ability to create objects fairly close to these geometric objects and have the systems behave correctly according to physical laws and math models as if everything was perfect or very close to perfect
You have a fine gunMany people gravitate towards a 9mm or .45The .40 is a good roundBeretta makes quality guns,never heard of a piece of junk Beretta.
there is also no such thing as a point or a perfectly straight line, a perfect circle or perfectly round ball which can be made in the real worldbut for practical purposes we create these mathematical concepts in real life for various purposes, some closer to the math model that othersEngineering roads, bridges, buildings, toys, machines, all depend on our ability to create objects fairly close to these geometric objects and have the systems behave correctly according to physical laws and math models as if everything was perfect or very close to perfect
