Topgun
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Any black powder muzzle loader.
In the situation, I would feel a distinct disadvantage with a 10 day wait.
In the situation, I would feel a distinct disadvantage with a 10 day wait.
What UNFIRED handgun would you trust your life with?
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Rheinlander
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as much as I love my 92FS... I am going to have to jump off the bandwagons and pick a Springfield XD40
I am still shockingly amazed I haven't had a single mis feed even shooting reloads with my XD.
EDIT: I mistakenly put mis fire when I went mis feed.
I am still shockingly amazed I haven't had a single mis feed even shooting reloads with my XD.
EDIT: I mistakenly put mis fire when I went mis feed.
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chieftain
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With respect,
Are you that used to misfires, in all your guns?
And as to the Reloads,
That is more a reflection of the reloaders skill as a reloader than the gun.
Fred
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Are you that used to misfires, in all your guns?
And as to the Reloads,
That is more a reflection of the reloaders skill as a reloader than the gun.
Fred
Godspeed to all our Troops in Harmsway
God, Country and Corps, the things you can believe in
SouthpawShootr
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Too bad you said handgun. My first response would be a 10 gauge shotgun, 3.5 inch chamber (I think mossberg makes one of these) and some 000 buck.
Now here's my answer within your specifications:
Glock 20 or 29. I doubt there's many problems a 10 mm wouldn't tackle.
Now here's my answer within your specifications:
Glock 20 or 29. I doubt there's many problems a 10 mm wouldn't tackle.
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Poohgyrr
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My first want is still a short carbine, a Trapper 30-30 would do well here. But otherwise definite dittos to Southpaw.
45R
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Sig P226: Its been reliable since day 1.
emann
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Probably a Hi-Point because it's the only gun I've ever bought and shot without oiling it or anything. In fact I've yet to oil or clean my Hi-Point yet and have shot a couple thousand rounds through it now and no this isn't a joke.
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Rally Vincent
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If I was in a situation where I had to choose between a HI-point and a Nambu.........that nambu would be busting.
Anyways...........If I had to choose one gun to go bang everytime thats brandspanking new and my life would depend on it no doubt.....well then a Colt Python would be in my hands.
I mean lets face it people........If you were really in that situation and you had a choice.........a revolver would be your pick...you know it.
Anyways...........If I had to choose one gun to go bang everytime thats brandspanking new and my life would depend on it no doubt.....well then a Colt Python would be in my hands.
I mean lets face it people........If you were really in that situation and you had a choice.........a revolver would be your pick...you know it.
coonan357
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give me a s&w 686 with a 4" tube if none of those avail then a model66 or a mdl28 , if none of those the a gp100 or 2 full lugs in .357 , revolers are easiest to load and not as common to break or jam .. but then again I was trained to use these and speed load 2 at a time , carts.not guns ..
jimbo
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Beretta 92. Not that I wouldn't trust a Sig, Glock or HK to feed an entire mag the first time through. Sig is by far my favorite handgun. But if I had to know it would fire without first being able to clean and lube it, I would feel most comfortable with a Beretta 92.
G. Glock
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Any glock.
Nineisfine
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Unfired
CZ75B for me.
CZ75B for me.
Cliff
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1. Revolver .357
2. ANY modern semiauto out of the box.
2. ANY modern semiauto out of the box.
sig970
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I'd pass up my beloved Kimbers and Sig's and pick up one of the most perfect IMHO handguns ever made.
A Beretta 96 .40 Border Marshal with Trijicon NS
I'd spit out .40 180gr Federal HS's, and then use the thing as a club when my ammo ran out. Hopefully it wouldn't come to that.
A Beretta 96 .40 Border Marshal with Trijicon NS
I'd spit out .40 180gr Federal HS's, and then use the thing as a club when my ammo ran out. Hopefully it wouldn't come to that.
P95Carry
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GP 100 or something ''N'' frame like my M27 Smith ...... and a large pocketful of decent .357 ammo!
Acolyte
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Topgun, that's just what I was thinking!
"Sir, I'll be back to deal with you in a week, and boy will you be sorry then!"
"Sir, I'll be back to deal with you in a week, and boy will you be sorry then!"
Mastrogiacomo
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Any Beretta really, but assuming I have time to just grab anything, I'd make it the 92FS. Reliable, easy to use and "dead on balls accurate."
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I see some votes for CZs! I'd take any CZ in any caliber..
as i'm most accurate with a Cee-Zed and trust them.
The point that a CZ75B would probably have a beautiful
CZ factory Hi-Cap would be an added bonus
A Glock 17 or Taurus/Beretta 92FS as second choice. Like with my
CZs, i've never had one malfunction.
as i'm most accurate with a Cee-Zed and trust them.
The point that a CZ75B would probably have a beautiful
CZ factory Hi-Cap would be an added bonus
A Glock 17 or Taurus/Beretta 92FS as second choice. Like with my
CZs, i've never had one malfunction.
RCL
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Grab the first two fixed sight big bore revolvers I saw and a box of ammo.
Snowman92D
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Sign me up for the Beretta 92-series pistol, although I've yet to pick up a 3rd generation Smith auto that wasn't in the same league.
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