Your Go-To "Fun" Pistol

[1SOW]

My well-used tuned CZ75B. Shot almost 500 rds this weekend at an all-day match--as always, zero problems---with the pistol.

 

[MisterNoisy]

My CZ75B. Fairly cheap to shoot and just an amazing piece for $500.

 

[Zach S]

This is my first gun, and I have a lot of history with it so its always in the rangebag. It felt weird not having it when I was having the sights installed...



Short version: It started out as an AMT Hardballer. Ended up as a parts gun, eventually got rebuilt into a rimfire. Ironically, the cheapest pistol I've ever bought, is now my most expensive, and most customized.

The conversion was a fixed sight Ciener. The hidden bomar was installed by a local smith. Mentioned because the hidden Bomar on a .22 conversion throws a lot of people.

 

[meanmrmustard]

In all reality, G18 (and feel free to correct me) are available to certain LE agencies, military, and select dealers for distribution purposes to said agencies...and Glock comp shooters. He may be one of these. That's his business.

 

[Redneck with a 40]

Ruger SR9-C, just plain fun and easy to shoot.

 

[rightside]

My 1911 Ed Brown of course.

 

[Viper]

For me it's a P220 or an HK USP 40. I use both for HD as they are a bit larger than I like to carry and they have great NS's, but they do remind me that I can shoot pretty well with the proper equipment. Another would be my FS Loaded Springfield lightweight 1911.

 

[Silent Bob]

A well-used MK III Browning Hi-Power is mine.

 

[benderx4]

This one is easy - my HK P7.



There are many like it, but this one is mine.

 

[bigdogpete]

Romanian TTC Tokarev.

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