What handgun do you shoot the most.

My 629 with Millett red dot sight gets the nod. Accurate and powerful.

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My only complaint with the 21 A is it spits the brass right back into my face. Otherwise I'd shoot it more, it's fun.
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I am real interested to see where my brass goes. The no extractor thing is new to me
 
Ever since I got my SCCY CPX 2, I have been shooting it the most. It's a 9mm, and it shot straight out of the box. I absolutely love the gun.
 
Mostly My S&W Model K22 Master Piece
and sometime my S&W Model 64

I am An old Guy with lots of revolvers and only one Semi a Remington Model 1911 R1
 
Most Shootin'

S&W Model 17. TT,TH four screw.
DexW left it behind when she went to pursue a new guy? I think I'm ahead of the game. :D
 
BHP, although if I had very easy access to a private outdoor property any time I wanted, I'd probably shoot the MkIII more often. Since I only get the pleasure of "unlimited" shooting trips on friend's or family properties a few times a year, I don't use the .22 as much on those trips. Those are times for big bangs. :D
 
My 1911 is with me on every trip and gets shot the most, sometimes it is the only one I use. Admittedly, I'm more into rifle shooting these days. Bolt guns are where I'm at currently.
 
I will Play

Ruger Mk iii was the king. I hated cleaning it tho and only cleaned the sucker once every 1K-round.

I also liked my Walther PPS quite a bit, the recoil was rather manageable even with 147gr HP ammo. 9mm ammo cost too much back in 2009/2010 tho and I only put 200 rounds thru it to ensure the pistol's is serviceable and my own proficiency is acceptable.
 
I have several that get shot every week. I cast lead for bullets, and load my own so cost for me is pretty low. As of late it is a toss up between a S&W Mod 67-1, and Ruger Blackhawk in .41 Mag., Next behind those is a S&W M&P 45. I cast bullets for all 3. The revolvers do not leave me having to pick up brass so they tend to get shot more, and more these days.
 
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