Secret Agent Handgun

[The-Reaver]

http://heizerfirearms.com/

LOL!

Probably a Colt New Agent.

 

[303tom]

Something Slim & Powerful, like say a TT..............

 

[Kingcreek]

A family member married an honest-to-god former foreign spook 40 years ago. He had a belgian FN Highpower that he brought out to the farm to shoot once. I swear to the almighty it had no serial number. and he could really shoot that thing.

 

[The-Reaver]

King; It had no serial number, or the serial number was taken off of it?

 

[gym]

Emp with a threaded barrel, in 40

 

[bannockburn]

I think a Kahr Mk9 Elite would do quite nicely for a CIA operative that was the American equivalent to James Bond.

 

[wannabeagunsmith]

Any full or compact sized Glock

 

[dprice3844444]

makarov

 

[LJ-MosinFreak-Buck]

With my frame, I can conceal a full-sized Glock (G22) with an IWB carry. And it's quite comfortable, too. So, that would probably be my choice.

 

[svtruth]

I could tell you, but I'd have to kill you

 

[JERRY]

why an ASP of course.

 

[Certaindeaf]

Colt 1903/8 in .380. I'd be called the "anti-"Q""! yea!

 

[Kingcreek]

King; It had no serial number, or the serial number was taken off of it?

no serial number. didn't look like it ever had one.

 

[Ramone]

Ok, lets get the old guys vote:

The U.N.C.L.E. gun:

http://theunclegun.com/

 

[Certaindeaf]

Half of these guys are right.. the P-35 is probably the most common handgun on the planet.
It works pretty good too.. go figure.

 

[Captain33036]

It would not be a Walther PPK.

Mine would be a SIG P228.

Or...depending on dress code...a Kimber Ultra in .45acp (with full sized 1911 magazine, Xgrip extender...for the extra round).

 

[Dr.Rob]

Avalon Hill games answered this question with the Q branch multi role pistol, more or less an HK 4 that could be had in .22, .32, .380 or 9mm Makarov.

I'd think a Makarov or a BHP would fit the bill just about any place.

 

[Tinpig]

This is what some OSS operatives were issued in WWII:



Suppressed High Standard HDM.
Quiet and presumably effective at close range.

Tinpig

 

[4v50 Gary]

I will eliminate the foe from the comfort of my living room (or toilet seat) with mere thought alone.

 

[Water-Man]

By the way, the new Bond is drinking beer.

 

[mdauben]

What is your ONE pick for a sidearm if you were (theoretically of course) a deep cover operative?

I'd have to pick the ASP 9mm. I've always been facinated by this pistol since I first read about it back inthe 70's.

This was a custom pistol based on the Smith & Wesson Model 39 pistol, made by a small company in New York. The customization included a shortened slide; a fixed bushing (in lieu of the Smith and Wesson designed collet bushing); the unique Guttersnipe sight system; clear Lexan grip-panels; a fully ramped and throated, shortened barrel; and a smoothed and radiused profile to ensure no risk of snagging on the draw.



Unfortunatly, they were only produced in very limited numbers and are expensive collectors items now.

 

[AirForceShooter]

A deep cover secret agent.

Probably wouldn't have a gun at all.

AFS

 

[Sig Bill]

C'mon, don't be a wuss, carry a 500 express.

 

[Certaindeaf]

A deep cover secret agent.
Probably wouldn't have a gun at all.
AFS

The world is your oyster! perhaps.

 

[Cosmoline]

A Colt Detective Special with hammer shroud and T-Grips in a Seventrees holster. If I die, I die classy.

Speaking of Seventrees, a real life "Q", Paris Theodore, was quite an interesting character:

http://www.thegunzone.com/people/paris_theodore.html

Shady life but he really was the designer of a lot of spooky gun gear some of which is no doubt still in use.