What's your favorite handgun?

[Chaosolous]

Also how's your aim?

I got to fire a DE .50 AE for the first time today, that was a lot of fun.

[Hobbit XIII]

1911

[Rebel the Murderbrat]

Fiveseven

[Frankie]

A Potato gun - they do sting - otherwise a water gun. Had some great fun as a kid :-)

Oo cap guns too.

[AlienTestosterone]

glock

[Groogo]

I was a 1911 guy for a long time, but I converted over to Glock. I own one 1911 .45acp and 2 Glocks in 9mm. My daily carry is a sub-compact Glock 9mm or a Smith&Wesson .357 depending on where I may be going.

[Phagemask]

I'm not familiar with shooting too many guns, nor do I know as much as most people here

But based on aesthetics I really like the Mauser. Is it a good gun? I dunno.

[Groogo]

Publicado originalmente por Kobs:

Aside from what's on my 1st post (if I could be free and EDC) it would be a 9mm Sig Sauer P226, they're just awesome to shoot

Excellent choice.

[Groogo]

Publicado originalmente por Ulfrinn:

CZ-75s. They're basically a modernized version of the Browning Hi Power but now there are people making actual modernized Hi Powers that have piqued my interest. I also like .380/9x18 caliber straight blowbacks such as the Makarov PM and Walther PP. I really wish Walther would re-release the full size model and not the shorter PPK.

How do you like that trigger pull on the CZ?

[permanent name]

there's a chinese variant of the Tara TM-9 (Montenegran Perfection) which fixes the non-battery-related feeding issues. it still misfires if you hold it wrong but won't jam every 1/2000 due to adding a cam stop for the lever.

smashing the $5 thumbprint lock on one was as easy as tapping it on a rock the right way, so this was usually the most-available weapon period when dealing with chinese regular forces (as opposed to the joint bioexperiment fronts like Egypt.) their rifles typically had $250 locks with dead man's switches very sensitive to bypass attempts. even disassembling one in a lab didn't always catch all the safeguards.

but their TM-9 knockoff worked fine after a quick smack. so...

I could reliably hit a moving target at 100m and <395kph from any bodily position that allowed arm movement. and a few that didn't, if they wandered into it. the us didn't believe in targeting algorithms excepted in dedicated modules, like the integrated one on the minigun (which still got hacked sometimes,) so this was all-natural.

I like the beretta m-9 too since it goes click-clack really nicely, and the sig sauer because it has a similar spring action that's also very clicky. otherwise they're just 'ok' substitutes for my preferred pile of crap.

I have an argentenian 1911 modified to fire gyro as a deterrent against aircraft and armored attackers. Don't think it's been fired in 20 or 30 years.

For reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPTfPsd9irs

[MinionJoe]

I've always had a soft spot for the 454 Casull.

But ammo is about $2 a round for it now.

[Groogo]

Publicado originalmente por MinionJoe:

I've always had a soft spot for the 454 Casull.

But ammo is about $2 a round for it now.

That is the only handgun caliber that I have ever seen punch a level III vest.

[chewbachman]

I have a Springfield XDs for my concealed carry. I have to say I am not the best, but I am okay. It is what I shoot most, but I wish I would have got it in 9mm instead of the Lord's caliber.

I actually shoot far better with my black powder pistols. That long sight radius and heavy weight help me out quite a bit.

My favorite pistol would have to be a Colt Walker. Uberti Repro of course.

[LoganPlayz]

If you're talking about IRL, haven't shot one. In games? Glock's.

[Ice Robertson]

What's your favorite handgun?

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My USP-S stat trak stainless.

[Majestic Turkey]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYTWb_f-WAY