P5 Guy
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S&W 39-2 fits me like a glove.
What's YOUR Most Easily Pointing Handgun?
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speedway
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HK p7 every time.
mwsenoj
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Glock 22
Knockdownpower
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The best pointing handguns for me are:
1. 1911's with upgraded grip safty
2. Glock's (sub compacts must have mag extension)
3. Colt SSA & copies (I know, not a good carry option but I still love 'em)
1. 1911's with upgraded grip safty
2. Glock's (sub compacts must have mag extension)
3. Colt SSA & copies (I know, not a good carry option but I still love 'em)
I have no problem pointing any of my handguns. 1911 are easy to point so of course my Colt Combat Elite is no problem to point. I would say my CZ75 is the most natural pointer I own, but I have used my Glock 20SF so much that I can throw it up and acquire my target as fast, easily, and naturally with it as I can either of my other pistols.
Same for me. Such a low bore axis and a natural pointing grip angle. Good weight and balance...you get the idea!
Alnamvet68
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The two guns I was trained to use, and used for over 50+ years...Colt 1911's and S&W revolvers, especially the snubbies. The one handgun I hated the most, and never trusted, was the Beretta M9.
MCgunner
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3 guns point shoot for me amazingly well.
Ruger KP90DC...Probably just from familiarity. I've won enough money at local shoots with the thing to buy several of 'em. It's one accurate autoloader, too.
Kel Tec P11, again probably just from familiarity. I've had it since 96, got over 11K rounds through it, lost count, but used to shoot it regularly enough to estimate. It's still my favorite daily carry.
Radom P64, just got this thing a couple of years ago, but from the first round, I knew it was natural for me. I improved it with a set of Wolf springs, necessary to hit anything in DA with, and a set of Marschal grips. The grips, well, they're not very durable for pocket carry. They'll crack if you bump in to something wrong. But, they sure make the gun more comfy to shoot and don't affect its natural pointability for me. I might take the grips off it and put the plastics back on for carry. The outside grip panel is all dinged up, kinda ruined the look it had.
Of course, all my revolvers are good pointers for me, fitted Hogues on the DAs. I love my SAs, too, point well, and my cap and ball Pietta Colt '51 navy is just amazing. Colonel Colt knew what he was doin' back in the day. I shoot all my revolvers a lot, saves on brass which I handload and of course, I just like the cap guns.
Ruger KP90DC...Probably just from familiarity. I've won enough money at local shoots with the thing to buy several of 'em. It's one accurate autoloader, too.
Kel Tec P11, again probably just from familiarity. I've had it since 96, got over 11K rounds through it, lost count, but used to shoot it regularly enough to estimate. It's still my favorite daily carry.
Radom P64, just got this thing a couple of years ago, but from the first round, I knew it was natural for me. I improved it with a set of Wolf springs, necessary to hit anything in DA with, and a set of Marschal grips. The grips, well, they're not very durable for pocket carry. They'll crack if you bump in to something wrong. But, they sure make the gun more comfy to shoot and don't affect its natural pointability for me. I might take the grips off it and put the plastics back on for carry. The outside grip panel is all dinged up, kinda ruined the look it had.
Of course, all my revolvers are good pointers for me, fitted Hogues on the DAs. I love my SAs, too, point well, and my cap and ball Pietta Colt '51 navy is just amazing. Colonel Colt knew what he was doin' back in the day. I shoot all my revolvers a lot, saves on brass which I handload and of course, I just like the cap guns.
ArchAngelCD
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My 4" 1948 S&W M&P.
otasan56
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So there are a few Glocks to go along with my G17.
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