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1. Ed Brown Stainless Commander in 45acp (primary since 2013) 2. Browning Hi Power in 9mm 3. Glock 19

I believe the Poster asked for PISTOL calibers. My vote is for 38 Super out of a Government 1911.

Browning Hi Power improved by Novak’s.

Actually, Ed Brown has a new line of 1911’s they call EVO that are 30% less expensive than their regular line. One of their offerings comes with a light weight frame and weighs 27 oz. They seem to be well liked by their owners.....

Sure, I’m familiar with Brian’s collection.... He’s a long time poster over on Glock Talk and he’s posted pictures several times. No doubt he has many beautiful handguns! I’m not a collector and I shoot all my pistols on a regular basis, so we are very different.

That’s what I did...... Three Browns, 45 acp, 38 Super and 9mm top to bottom. All configured the same, ambidextrous safety (I’m a Southpaw), thin grips, wide notch rear sight, good bead front sight and short trigger.

There’s one on my hip right now...... My Glock is in the safe.

Looks good! I’ve been shooting handguns for over 10 years and I still try to improve my grouping. Its all part of the challenge and enjoyment of shooting.....always trying to improve. My wife doesn’t understand....

My only beater (and only Glock) is a 19. It’s my hiking, camping, working in yard, don’t care if I sweat all over it firearm.

Rough crowd!!!

You’re right of course...... I often read write ups where a comparison is made between the Browning Hi Power and the CZ75b SA. I own both and from my perspective, except for a slight resemblance between the two pistols, they really are much different. The HP at 32 oz, the CZ 36 oz. The reach...

This is my first post on this Forum...... I’ve only been carrying a handgun for 9 years, so my history of edc’s is somewhat brief......Glock 26, Glock 30, Sig P220 Carry.....that was the first 3 years. Since 2013 I’ve been carrying an all stainless Ed Brown Commander-size 1911 in 45 acp. Last...