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Yes. In 2013, I've bought 2 rifles (AR & Vepr) and 4 pistols. That's more than the average year, and all due to the environment.

I formerly had a Witness full-size polymer in .45. Wonderful, accurate shooter, very reliable with factory mags.

G30/G19/S&W Bodyguard .380 IWB, depending on circumstance Benchmade 585S Fenix P1D iPhone 4S Business card holder-type wallet Keys

The G30 is a fine pistol, I shoot it more accurately than any of my other Glocks (G19, G21, previously G36). I have fairly large hands and it settles in pretty naturally. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a do-it-all .45.

Freyja, 2yrs, machine so far!

My new pocket gun is the S&W Bodyguard .380. I think the initial bugs have been worked out and have been very impressed with the accuracy. EDC is a G30, comparatively, the weight difference alone will want to make you a believer in .380 adequacy.

Have you had a chance to try some different ammo yet? Any issues?

I've got a Mosquito, it shoots and runs well with Mini-Mag. I wanted the Ruger Lite when I bought it, talk about sweet.

Had the same issues with my G36. Tried many ammo and technique permutations but could not resolve the reliability issues. Sold. I have 3 other Glocks all w/o a single malfunction to date. Just couldn't trust the 36 I purchased.

I have never had a single malfunction with mine using CCI Mini-Mag. It lives up to the operating manual.

Glock 30

I'd say get a Glock but, I'll second the CZ. I have a Tanfoglio full-size, polymer frame .45ACP and it is both accurate and reliable. I think there may be something to the theory that the slide riding within the frame rails make for an inherently accurate design.

Ruger 10/22 1964, 10/22 Take-Down 2012, both excellent, dependable, accurate.