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Hands down, the Chinese knockoff of the soviet Tokarev Pistol, the "TU-90". I worked for an importer that brought some in from China. We test fired a few and they literally fell aprt in our hands. I refused to sell any. Garbage.

I picked up a Springfield Armory Champion Operator for 805.00 Hard to do better than that.

Still have my Kimber Custom Classic (series I). Paid $700.00 for it. Never so much as a burp.

For those of you outside of The People's Republic of New Jersey be advised, if you move here it will take at least three months for your pistol purchase permit to be approved. That's right, you need a permit from the state to exercise your 2A rights. Anyway, I got my paperwork Sat and drove to...

I have a seroes 1 Kimber Custom Classic. If you can find one get it, it's awesome. Also have a SA SS Loaded. It's a lot of gun for the money. Just bought a SA Champ Operator but the People's Republic of New Jersey is making me wait for the paperwork to pick it up.

I have the Sig245. It's a fist full of dynamite. Go get one.

Flip a coin. Or just get the xd because it looks cooler.

I love my 1911s. Some people have to be shown that weight and size are not bad things when you are trying to put lead on target fast (that is what its all about). There seems to be too much worship at the alter of light weight and high capacity. I can't tell you how many insufferable...

21 year AF vet (active and Guard), currently a federal criminal investigator and firearms instructor. Used to work for Navy Arms Company back in the day. Favorite guns are 1911s (have series 1 Kimber custom classic royal and SA SS Loaded) and my XD 40.

Buy some mags from Wilson Combat. Done.

I find the grip on the g23 uncomfortable as well. I strongly reccomend you take a look at the XD. Very similar to the Glock in some way but (IMO) better ergos. I have been carrying mine for awhile and have been taking it to the range (I am a range instructor for a federal agency), it's really...

Springfield? They may have a few.

Just shot one today and had the same problem. In a shorter semi there is less room for error in cycling and ejecting. Basically, as in other things in life you cannot gain something (in this case concealability) without losing something (reliability). Thats one reason i prefer a full size 45...

Split the difference and get a Springfield.

Most people will never shoot an aluminum, steel or scandium frame to failure. If you do and you can afford that much ammo then you can certainly afford another frame. Stop worrying, buy what you like and go shoot.

I always liked FP-10. When I worked in the firearms industry it was popular with BP shooters because they could do more shots between cleanings if they used it. It's petroleum based but they do something to it where you can wipe it almost dry and it still lubricates/protects. You also only...

I have used Glocks for years professionally. They are alright, not as good as some people or Glocks marketing makes them out to be. I also like 1911s. That being said those two brands are far from the only game in town so when people act like those are the only two options its laughable...

My friend just got the Walther PPS. Very concealable, top shelf quality and good CDI factor.

I would stick to single stack, but that's just me.

I have a series one Custom Classic from Kimber and an older SS Loaded from SA. Both are dynamite. Wouldn't mind getting a SA professional though.