favorite hand gun

[horsepwr]

TweetWhat is your favorite pistol?...list the cost also, if you know, please.

[deepsouth]

TweetI only have a S&W Sigma in 9mm- I really don't mess with handguns

[firstenrgy]

Tweethttps://www.kel-tec-cnc.com/p32.htm
Best carry gun out there. 6.6 ounces unloaded.

They do have a .380 model that wasn't available when I got mine.

[bionic redneck]

Tweetglock 22c... 40 cal.. with tritium nite sites and a hair trigger...

[EVERLAST]

Tweetgot a lot ...but love my Keltec .32!
Next fav is a small .22 Baretta auto. These are pocket guns with enough punch, if you can place them, to get the job done. Other than that its Glock all the way. Glock is no frills carry thats all business...Beauty is my Para Ordinance light double action. Like a 2 pound target trigger on a robust double stack .45 cal frame. Dual finish stainless. Nice...

[Sal Paradise]

TweetThe brand that isn't pointed at me! LOL!!

Had a Ruger years ago but I never got around to even getting a single shot off and haven't had one since.

THe passed a CCW law here a couple of years ago andthought about taking the class and getting permit to carry one but just been too busy.

So I'd like to see some opinions on the favs and why.


Sal

[Doink the clown]

TweetI like the Glock .45 or the Sig-sauer .45

[jipped genes]

Tweetkimber warrior .45 $1200

cant afford it but my bro has one and if it was a car with would be a ferrari

my fav gun i owned was a glock 22 .40 cal great pistol i guess it would be like a vette LOL

[TheChosen1]

TweetI currently have a S&W Model 65 (smaller version of the 66 with a fixed sight) .357 Magnum. It's my former LE firearm and I installed a rosewood grip on it.

But my fave is the the S&W 44 Magnum. What can I say? I'm a major Dirty Harry fan.

[FROGMAN]

TweetGlock 40, $600 and ruger p94

[bohunt]

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https://www.kel-tec-cnc.com/p32.htm
Best carry gun out there. 6.6 ounces unloaded.

They do have a .380 model that wasn't available when I got mine.

Bump first. I bought a kel-tec 380 for $270, its the smallest 380 made and a very nice hand gun. I 'm also going to buy the kel-tec p32. Check them out, its worth it.

[daved150]

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The brand that isn't pointed at me! LOL!!

Had a Ruger years ago but I never got around to even getting a single shot off and haven't had one since.

THe passed a CCW law here a couple of years ago andthought about taking the class and getting permit to carry one but just been too busy.

So I'd like to see some opinions on the favs and why.


Sal

thats like me. i had a rugar p380, but the jersy police took it from me and i never replaced it. i loved that gun. i abused the FUK out of it and it still shot true!!! sugar sand, mudd, didnt matter, lol

[horsepwr]

TweetThe Sig Sauer brand caught my eye at the sporting goods store last weekend. Those are nice. A little high price for me right now though. I'm trying to budget in too many things at the moment. gotta get a laptop...gotta get a better hand-gun.

I snagged a Colt Cobra .38 special yesterday for a price that can't be beat. It's not what I really want, but it's what I could afford right now.

Next thing that's high priority is getting my permit.

[supernova1021]

TweetIn my opinion Glocks can't be beat. I have seen them dragged behind trucks down loooong gravel roads, dropped out of helicopters, buried in ditches and they still perform great. I have a G17 9mm, G22 .40cal, a G23 .40 midsize and a baby Glock .40. I would say I like my G23 the best. Trijicon night sights and a hogue grip with extended mag release and slide catch. Will probably buy a Glock SF .45 soon.. Same frame basically as the .40 with a double stack magazine.

Kel-Tec's are great guns for concealed carry though. No comparison in the size of it and a baby Glock. You can stick a belt clip on the .380 or .32 and it just looks like you have a pocketknife in your jeans.

I did buy a Kel-Tec .32 a couple of years ago though and fired one mag through it. When I went to reload and took the mag out, the mag release spring fell out of the grip with the mag. I took it to a guy here locally to fix it and he could not do it. Said it had to be put on a jig at the factory. I went ahead and sold it and later found out that (from what I understand) you can send a defective handgun back to Kel-Tec and they will fix it or replace it for free. Can't beat that at all.

Glocks still my favorite though.

[LilFella]

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In my opinion Glocks can't be beat. I have seen them dragged behind trucks down loooong gravel roads, dropped out of helicopters, buried in ditches and they still perform great. I have a G17 9mm, G22 .40cal, a G23 .40 midsize and a baby Glock .40. I would say I like my G23 the best. Trijicon night sights and a hogue grip with extended mag release and slide catch. Will probably buy a Glock SF .45 soon.. Same frame basically as the .40 with a double stack magazine.

Kel-Tec's are great guns for concealed carry though. No comparison in the size of it and a baby Glock. You can stick a belt clip on the .380 or .32 and it just looks like you have a pocketknife in your jeans.

I did buy a Kel-Tec .32 a couple of years ago though and fired one mag through it. When I went to reload and took the mag out, the mag release spring fell out of the grip with the mag. I took it to a guy here locally to fix it and he could not do it. Said it had to be put on a jig at the factory. I went ahead and sold it and later found out that (from what I understand) you can send a defective handgun back to Kel-Tec and they will fix it or replace it for free. Can't beat that at all.

Glocks still my favorite though.

Your post sums it up nicely. I love my Glock 23, and I also have a Kel-Tec PF9 that is a kickass concealed carry weapon. I would have to say though that if I had the money I'd like to have a nice Kimber 1911.