Pistol you love
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Beretta PX4 Storm .40 cal with the smallest grip insert, Stoeger Cougar or my Glock 23.
The Glock only became comfortable for me after I put a Crimson Trace grip on it, now it is probably my favorite feeling gun. Before the Crimson Trace I couldn't fire it, or any Glock for that matter, without massive slide bite.
The Glock only became comfortable for me after I put a Crimson Trace grip on it, now it is probably my favorite feeling gun. Before the Crimson Trace I couldn't fire it, or any Glock for that matter, without massive slide bite.
LockedBreech
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I have quite limited experience compared to the rest of you, having only fired about 12-16 guns. However, of those I have shot, in long arms I love my grandfather's Remington 870. It's the definition of an old school shotgun, weathered and short-barreled, but I'd have that thing by my side before any other weapon if my house was being breached.
In pistols, I love my Beretta PX4 Storm. I know it's a polymer gun, which probably alienates it to a lot of steel-frame purists, but I just love the darn thing. I have fired significant quantities out of my brother's Glock 22, my father's Colt Cobra .38 and Colt Python .357 as well as his Beretta 96FS. However, the action of the PX4 tames the .40 considerably, and when push comes to shove it's the handgun that most fits ME, the one that my hand molds to and my body and mind are instantly confident with the second it's in-hand. In addition, it's one of the few guns I've fired - the Glock and Colts fall under this too - that has never misfed a round, ever. I would trust it with my life in a heartbeat.
In pistols, I love my Beretta PX4 Storm. I know it's a polymer gun, which probably alienates it to a lot of steel-frame purists, but I just love the darn thing. I have fired significant quantities out of my brother's Glock 22, my father's Colt Cobra .38 and Colt Python .357 as well as his Beretta 96FS. However, the action of the PX4 tames the .40 considerably, and when push comes to shove it's the handgun that most fits ME, the one that my hand molds to and my body and mind are instantly confident with the second it's in-hand. In addition, it's one of the few guns I've fired - the Glock and Colts fall under this too - that has never misfed a round, ever. I would trust it with my life in a heartbeat.
skydiver3346
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The one pistol I love?
Well, really love all of my guns to tell you the truth. However, if I could only choose one of them to be #1, it would be my Wilson Combat 4" Professional model .45 auto. It points the best, feels the best in my hand, shoots the best (reliable and very, very accurate even out to longer ranges). Yep, it definitely is my favorite for sure!
Well, really love all of my guns to tell you the truth. However, if I could only choose one of them to be #1, it would be my Wilson Combat 4" Professional model .45 auto. It points the best, feels the best in my hand, shoots the best (reliable and very, very accurate even out to longer ranges). Yep, it definitely is my favorite for sure!Stevie-Ray
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The 1911 in general, my own Colt Mark IV in particular.
My affinity for plain janes....
I have two. The first is a ol' beater Model 10-7. The second is my Bulgarian Makarov. Both shoot like a dream.
I also really, really like my H&R 676 DA convertible with a 7.5" barrel. It's one killer tack driver with either .22 LR or .22 WMR. Nice trigger pull, too.
I have two. The first is a ol' beater Model 10-7. The second is my Bulgarian Makarov. Both shoot like a dream.
I also really, really like my H&R 676 DA convertible with a 7.5" barrel. It's one killer tack driver with either .22 LR or .22 WMR. Nice trigger pull, too.