Rally Vincent
Member
Glock 34.
Browning HP.
Browning HP.
If limited to two handguns....
- Thread starter FRT007
- Start date
- Status
bavarianbrit
Member
- Joined
- Aug 17, 2007
- Messages
- 11
2 pistol limit
German hunters are allowed 2 pistols on their Jagdschein.
I have a Rossi 720 .44 special and a .22 Hammerli excess plinker.
German hunters are allowed 2 pistols on their Jagdschein.
I have a Rossi 720 .44 special and a .22 Hammerli excess plinker.
Darthbauer
Member
- Joined
- Apr 1, 2007
- Messages
- 677
Sig P226 9mm
XD45acp 5"
XD45acp 5"
I'd have to keep one 1911 and one revolver. I'd probably keep my Ed Brown and a S&W 686 (for veratility). I don't think I'm cheating on the question to say I'd also keep the .22 conversion kit for the 1911 (Wilson Combat). With the price of ammo that would be a big consideration
CountGlockula
Member
Glock 35-for open carry/competition and Glock 23-for conceal carry
littlegator
Member
A high point and a Jimenez Arms.
Just kidding.
My S&W M&P 9mm and a Para Ord P14-45
Just kidding.
My S&W M&P 9mm and a Para Ord P14-45
BlindJustice
Member
I'd want to know if this law defines:
A) .22 LR Conversion kit 'counts' as another handgun?
3) or if a drop In barrel in a different caliber, also would
count as another handgun.
THere was a post by a fellow in Sweden who said citizens
are llimited to 6 hendguns, and each one must be justified for
an activitiy, target or competition of some kind as handgun hunting
is verbotten.
But given you're in EUrope seems a 9MM, like a CZ 75B in
9MM would be a good choice because of ammo availability, and
if the Kadet .22 LR conversion kit doesn't count, the second choice
would be a long barreled .44 mag.IF handgun hunting was
allowed, If not I'd get a 1911 in .45 ACP with a spare
barrel in .400 CorBon to maximize my shooting experience as
I prefer Semi-Autos.
A) .22 LR Conversion kit 'counts' as another handgun?
3) or if a drop In barrel in a different caliber, also would
count as another handgun.
THere was a post by a fellow in Sweden who said citizens
are llimited to 6 hendguns, and each one must be justified for
an activitiy, target or competition of some kind as handgun hunting
is verbotten.
But given you're in EUrope seems a 9MM, like a CZ 75B in
9MM would be a good choice because of ammo availability, and
if the Kadet .22 LR conversion kit doesn't count, the second choice
would be a long barreled .44 mag.IF handgun hunting was
allowed, If not I'd get a 1911 in .45 ACP with a spare
barrel in .400 CorBon to maximize my shooting experience as
I prefer Semi-Autos.
BlindJustice
Member
Just FYI - About Sweden, A T/C Contender, EACH barrel counts as
another handgun.
ALso, I found out with the CZ 75B the 4.7 Barrel/slide can be swapped
with the Compact 3.9" Bbl./Slide That's kinda apealing since I have found
with the OWB holster I have for my full size 1911 - a Milt SParks Axiom it's
not the grip/frame/rear part of the slide that is hard to conceal it's the
bottom part of the holster and the length of the full-size 5" Bbl/slide that
requires a lengthy coat or vest to conceal. I've since found out that the
Milt SParks 55BN is a bit higher rriding and available in a crossdraw. hmmm.
another handgun.
ALso, I found out with the CZ 75B the 4.7 Barrel/slide can be swapped
with the Compact 3.9" Bbl./Slide That's kinda apealing since I have found
with the OWB holster I have for my full size 1911 - a Milt SParks Axiom it's
not the grip/frame/rear part of the slide that is hard to conceal it's the
bottom part of the holster and the length of the full-size 5" Bbl/slide that
requires a lengthy coat or vest to conceal. I've since found out that the
Milt SParks 55BN is a bit higher rriding and available in a crossdraw. hmmm.
Confederate
Member
In some of these countries, I'd rather set the limits on politicians, not guns. Anyway, since the Austrians also most likely limit the magazine size, I'd go with:
1) S&W 686-1 4-inch
2) Ruger Mark II Standard .22LR
1) S&W 686-1 4-inch
2) Ruger Mark II Standard .22LR
I am actually down to 3 right now. After buying and selling dozens of pistols I have settled on the 1911 platform. I would keep my Colt/Marvel Unit 1 22lr because it is super accurate and I could hunt and shoot targets using a wide variety of ammunition. If I lived in a rural area I would choose my custom Delta Elite 10mm as my second pistol. If I lived in the city then I would choose my Kimber Pro Carry in 9mm. Regardless, IMHO one of your choices should be a 22lr.
BryanP
Member
I really sorta wish you hadn't posted that. I was unaware of that conversion kit. My P220 has languished in the back of the pile for a while now. I may have to see what I think of it as a .22.
2ndamd
Member
1. 4" Ss Gp100
2. 2.25" Sp101
2. 2.25" Sp101
Jackal
Member
Easy. My S&W 586 .357 4" and Kahr PM40.
1200 meters
Member
Two Ruger P97DCs love'em. Blitz
Lucky Strike
Member
Probably two of the three guns in my meager collection.
SA XD subcompact 9mm for CCW
Ruger GP100 4"
would be tough to give up the cheap plinking of the Single Six .22 though.
SA XD subcompact 9mm for CCW
Ruger GP100 4"
would be tough to give up the cheap plinking of the Single Six .22 though.
Vitamin G
Member
1911 (with .22 kit, 9mm slide, 10mm slide, .45acp slide, and springs for .45super)
SECOND GEN glock 20 (and 2nd gen only)
SECOND GEN glock 20 (and 2nd gen only)
Ragnar Danneskjold
Member
A HK P30 9mil, and a Smith and Wesson airweight backup revolver.
Smith357
Member
A T/C Encore with 20 barrels, and a minty S&W Registered Magnum.
michiganfan
Member
BHP and a Glock 19
Factfind
Member
Two to go
one full sized 1911
one revolver with a 6" bbl. in .357 or 44 mag.
One for two legged predators, one to put food on the table.
one full sized 1911
one revolver with a 6" bbl. in .357 or 44 mag.
One for two legged predators, one to put food on the table.
- Status