How many foreign 'make' handguns do you have

[Flame Red]

Just curious, what precentage of your handguns are from foreign manufacturers. So a Sig that was made in the USA counts as foreign.

 

[riceboy72]

Two Sigs, one Heckler & Koch, and two Glocks.

Love my 1911's, but there's something about German pistols that attracts me, too.

 

[Silvanus]

3 out of my 6 handguns are made in the USA. 3 S&W revolvers. Then a Glock, FN and Sig.

 

[hanno]

Two, both are C&R - a Mak and a Nagant.

All the rest of my handguns are made in the USA - Colt, Kimber, Dan Wesson and S&W.

 

[mmay1]

I have some made in the USA by foreign owned companies, such as Sig and FN, at least one made abround for a US Company (BHP) and a number made abroad by foreign companies. Canada, Germany, Spain, Israel, Argentina, Switzerland, Slavic Republic, Italy, Russia and Bulgaria come to mind. Then there are the "all US" Colts, Kimber, Ruger, Springfield, Smith & Wesson, Marlin, DPM, Bushmaster, Rock River, Winchester and Browning offerings.

I may be in the 50% range, by your way of counting. 100% were bought from either a US businessman or an individual US citizen.

 

[denfoote]

Maybe some.
Maybe none.

 

[3fgburner]

11 of 15 are foreign (I'm including the RIA 1911, since it's Philippine-made). Most are Cold War era East European, plus a commercial Russian and a West German.

 

[wnycollector]

2 SIG's and 1 Mak here

 

[FireArmFan]

100% but that's only because I only own 1 handgun. Mine was made in Germany and is an HK. My next handgun will be made in the U.S. however. Counting long guns as well, only 20% of all my firearms are foreign

 

[tblt]

I have 12 guns all made in USA.My next gun might be a CZ

 

[lee n. field]

Three domestic, three furrin. Soon to be 4 domestic.

 

[CWL]

You need to have "a whole mess of 'em" as a selection, cause that's how many I have.

 

[orionengnr]

Ummm, let's see...there's the Glock...no, I sold that one. Ah, the P7, nah, sold that too.

Oh! How about the Huglu...no, that's a shotgun; doesn't count.

And the XD? Well actually, that belongs to the GF.

So, where does that leave me? Zero? Yep...

Glock-free since '08...

 

[Gun Slinger]

10 Glocks (17's and 19's), 5 H&K' USP's (9mm and .45Auto), 2 NIB S&W 5906's and a stainless Ruger MK II Gov't. 6 7/8"

83.33% "Foreign make" handguns.

Glad to have them, too.

 

[serrano]

A Sig and a Mak - but a S&W wheel gun is in my future.

 

[yongxingfreesty]

p7, p6, p225, p226, 92elite, uspF40m glock17, glock26, glock 19

only 2 american guns and they're s&w 642 and a 442.


as for foreign rifles arsenal ak
and US rifles ruger 10/22, armalite ar15, colt 6920

 

[Chuck R.]

12 Domestic, 2 Foreign:

a 1923 Commercial P08 in .30 Luger and a SIG 230SL

Chuck

 

[esq_stu]

2 Maks, 2 Glocks, 1 Mauser, 1 Enfield, 1 FEG, 3 Norinco - about 1/3 of mine

 

[bluetopper]

What does it matter?

 

[Baba Louie]

So a Sig that was made in the USA counts as foreign.

So conversely, would a Springfield Armory handgun that was made in Brazil or Croatia count as American?

My number is a little over 50% made off shore.
Argentina, Austria, Belgium/Portugal, Brazil, Canada, China, Czech Republic, England, Germany, Italy, Japan, Massachusetts , Russia, Spain.
Is this a great country or what?

 

[sgt127]

Wow. I never really thought about it. I have multiples of HK, SIG, Walther, Browning, Glock, a Makorov and a Polish P64. And, thinking about it in depth, All my revolvers are American made, but, the majority of my autos are foreign.

 

[Fishman777]

Both of my guns are domestic. The third gun that will be added in a few weeks will also be domestic (either another Ruger Revolver or a Remington 870).

 

[MidMichBlue]

Two: a Glock 27, and a Taurus Ultralite made in Brazil. (of 6 total.)

 

[alfsauve]

Technically True

I haven't taken possession of my P99 yet, so technically all are US made. All my handguns. Not counting the air pistols.

Alf

 

[MaterDei]

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