Somehow in my search for a micro 9mm, I ended up with two of them. Got them for a very good price, one on sale and the other from a young man who was looking for a Glock with optics, so he was in a selling mood.
First is the FN Reflex. It’s a nice polymer frame internal hammer fired pistol. The two magazines give me the option of 12 or 15 rounds. It has no safety and a very good trigger pull. The polymer frame is new to me and feels too light.
The CSX on the other hand is a 1911 type hammer fired all metal gun. Two mags gives me the option of 10 or 12 rounds. Its grip is more roundish and feels good in the hand. I tend to favor the CSX for the feel and its 1911 manual of arms. I probably need to sell the FN but haven’t made my mid up yet. They both have good points. My primary EDC is still my Sig P239 40 S&W.

Two new toys.

Is reason enough.

I'm surprisingly happy with my CSX, Mike. Just need to tweak the trigger but it is perfectly serviceable as is. It fits my hand better than any other 9 I have owned and the grip shape and controls feel natural to a 1911 guy.

Bill, Exactly my thoughts and findings. I sold my Reflex this morning after much thought and last week I picked up a nice leather paddle open top holster for my CSX. As nice as the Reflex is, I feel no regrets in keeping the CSX. It just feels right.

I really like the CSX, I have one new inthe box and one shot about a box or so of LE plus P Plus ammo..
I suppose I should sell the nib one.

I have always preferred size, trigger and concealed carry. Like many Federales, I prefer the KAHR PM 9.
They don't jam, are accurate-and carry like a Walther PPK-with a 9mm chambering. If that's not enough-they are accurate. I have 2-one in blk diamond. Tough.

That and a Browning HP or a really nice custom MarkIV Series 70 45 ACP. You have to be willing to bet your life on whats IWB or in yo holster. I do like my old Colts...they will equalize.

I been fighting my need for a KAHR, you not helping me much!!

The smallest pistol I carry these days is a Glock 23.

I have no need for super concealment.