One handgun only...what would it be?
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Roland Thunder
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It would probably be the M&P 9c or the Walther PPQ. I don't have an M&P 9c but I do have an M&P 45c, which I really like and if I could only have one caliber it would the 9mm. So, I'm pretty sure if I like the M&P45c, I would probably like the 9c also.
Verbal Clint
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I'd have to go with a Nighthawk Custom GRP in .45 ACP. I've never shot one, but I held one today. It was amazing. I needed a cigarette afterward.
However, an HK Mk23 with a threaded barrel would do just fine as well at $1k less. And for a cool grand, I'd be inclined to go with a threaded and railed Sig 1911.
But if I just had a few hundred bucks and high-capacity mags were a must, I'd settle for a Glock. I know a lot of people love them and say they're very reliable, but I just don't like them.
However, an HK Mk23 with a threaded barrel would do just fine as well at $1k less. And for a cool grand, I'd be inclined to go with a threaded and railed Sig 1911.
But if I just had a few hundred bucks and high-capacity mags were a must, I'd settle for a Glock. I know a lot of people love them and say they're very reliable, but I just don't like them.
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Sure Shot Mc Gee
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If you were to own only one gun for all of your handgun needs..it would have to work
To be honest. I don't think I can name an actual model. (so many good ones) I probably would have to go thru a real time experience to make a spur of the moment choice. SSMcG
To be honest. I don't think I can name an actual model. (so many good ones) I probably would have to go thru a real time experience to make a spur of the moment choice. SSMcG
orionengnr
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I hate that you said "one handgun" because that means I can't have one .22LR, one .4" 357 Mag revolver and one Commander-sized 1911.
I guess it would depend on where I lived. If I needed my "one and only" to double as a good hunting pistol, or as an anti-bear gun, I would lean toward a .357/.41 Mag/.45 LC revolver.
Living in TX as I do, I guess I could make do with a 4" 1911 (and a .22LR conversion kit). But I sure would miss my other 4" S&Ws, and my Ruger MkII.
I guess it would depend on where I lived. If I needed my "one and only" to double as a good hunting pistol, or as an anti-bear gun, I would lean toward a .357/.41 Mag/.45 LC revolver.
Living in TX as I do, I guess I could make do with a 4" 1911 (and a .22LR conversion kit). But I sure would miss my other 4" S&Ws, and my Ruger MkII.
TheGoldenState
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S&W MP .40
Since this is posted in the semi-auto forum, I assume you're most interested in that platform. Thus, if I were to choose a semi-auto as my one and only handgun, I'd go with my S&W 1076 10mm Auto.
However, if I could choose any type of handgun, it would be my S&W Model 66-2 .357 Magnum.
However, if I could choose any type of handgun, it would be my S&W Model 66-2 .357 Magnum.
FALshootist
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Although its large, probably a G20. The 10mm will do everything a 357 mag will do and more. Its a 40 S&W with just a barrel change and I can get an Action Arms 22 conversion. In short a real versatile and powerful weapon.
Its only the size that makes me think of other possibilities.
Its only the size that makes me think of other possibilities.
NJgunowner
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P226 in .40 or 9mm. Easy to maintain and reliable with good ammo availability. If it's the "End of the world" I'm not to worried about concealing.