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Smith & Wesson 1911 I hear a lot of good things about S&W 1911s. Some serious 1911 owners I know really like them.

NAA .22lr NAA .22mag

I had a "friend" negligently discharge his 9mm in my vehicle one time (bullet went through the right passenger side window). Both windows were closed, and the pain was intense in the ears. I noticed that the left side hurt worse than the right side, because the sound bounced off my window...

SIG P228 for cold weather, or when clothing applies, MK9 for all other times.

SIG! love the P series, though I think the hi-power is the worlds best pistol - EVER :evil: so ya gotta own some of 'em all: sigs, hk, glock, 1911s, BHP, ...

Sig Sauer X-5 read bout 'em http://www.sigsauer.com/Products/ShowCatalogProduct.aspx?categoryid=38

+1 on the 229. I love the way it shoots. I have the .40 barrel and the 9mm conversion barrel and enjoy being able to shoot .40 and 9mm at the range and have it loaded with .40 hp ammo for home defense. I'll be picking up a 357sig barrel for it soon. the 357 barrels run between 140-170...

I'll vote for the P232, though the BHP is probably tied in my eyes:

Dude... I mean, DUDE... ... sweeeeeeeeeeeeet! Congrats! :D

Super sweet purchase man! I love my 232; it's accuracy is remarkable. What holster options are you considering?

The barrel on the HI-Power is long enough for you to get awesome ballistics out of the 9mm - especially with some loads. The accuracy and pointability of the hi-power coupled with the rapid placement possibilities afforded by the 9mm chambering equate quite a swell pistol-fighting package. +1...

Don't forget to handle a SIG 239. I love shooting them: it's surely on my to-get-soon list.

It's time for a little change... down with cottage cheese! go Tillamook!!!! :D btw - very entertaining thread. I do like to poke fun at the internet forums since I've discovered them in the last year. Before that, I posted from time to time on vehicle forums and the debates there...

+1 for the 228. also, I like the MK9, considering the track record of the steel-framed Kahrs.

I did some more research on this and found that shooting the 45 colt and the 454 can leave residue that builds up in the front part of the chambers where the 460 brass extends to. I have only used 1 chamber for these smaller calibers, the other 4 have only fired 460 and have been polished to...

The single action break on the model above is excellent. My nicest breaking trigger, and the nicest of most guns I've shot. the DA option is nice for bear protection, though. It's shootable in double action, and accurate if the shooter understands a how to shoot a DA.

I have had this happen on one. it was tight in the cylender and the primer was half out. ill take some pics of the round tonight and post them if i can. I've shot a lot of this ammo and only had this 1 problem.

I've not owned a 454 revolver, but I do attest that this is one sweet shooting piece. I just put it together, so it has no blood on it, but I'll be showing it deer and elk this season; hopefully I don't reach for the sako! :scrutiny: The 200 grain loads are extremly comfortable to shoot...