Thoughts, input on Interarms Firestar 40?

It will help with the sharper recoil of the .40 in a smaller rig. It’s not going to eat you up anyway. Parts etc. and support are tough. If you like it and want it why not. These days it shows the value of having various caliber firearms to exploit ammo availability. When 9 or .22 gets scarce swap to .40/.45, whatever.

I’m personally limiting my target work to truly productive and enjoyable, brief sessions. At least for the next several months. Packing a couple handguns and usually a carbine wherever I travel. Be prepared.

You will have to scrounge for parts, should the need arise. I sold a 45 Firestar once, that sale I regret to this day, but darn good little guns.

Accurate. Still have some mags.

rated for quality and reliability. Back in the late 80s and early 90s there was very little talk of concealed carry so a lightweight gun was not sought after. The Firestar, Firestar Ultra and Mega Star were all heavy guns but kept the recoil down due to the weight. Parts are no problem these days. And why would one worry about support? Support is for cry babies to call and whine about a problem with their gun that does not exist. The Firestar is a fine pistol. Buy it.

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