One pistol you would never sell or trade ??
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spleenandideal
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Kahr K9 Elite.
It never misses a beat.
It never misses a beat.
Prodigalshooter
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Hmmm, that's a tough one, cause that means I'd have to choose between my CZ (9mm) and my Springfield (.45).
I like them both equally for their seperate charms, but if I really had to take just one, I'd keep the 1911A1.
But you'd hear the whining for months
I like them both equally for their seperate charms, but if I really had to take just one, I'd keep the 1911A1.
But you'd hear the whining for months
Tropical Z
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I always thought i'd never sell my Tanfoglio GT-27 since it was my first gun.Unfortunately,it was such a piece of garbage i had to let it go.Now,i would keep my Hi-Point compensated 9mm since it is utterly reliable and i love to piss-off Glock owners who think they own the only good gun in the world.
Greeting's All,
vyper005, I could just say "all" and that pretty much would
cover the subject; as I have complete confidence in
all of my firearm's, as well as my ability to use such
weapon's. But, to answer your question the answer
would be: Sig-Sauer P220A .45 ACP S/N= G235XXX.
Next would be a tie between a Sig-Sauer P228 9m/m with
high cap's, a Smith & Wesson 629-5 "Classic" .44 magnum
with a 5" barrel, and a vintage Smith & Wesson model 60
"Chief's Special" in .38 special caliber.
The "newcomer" to my arms chest is a Smith & Wesson 6"
686-5 .357 magnum. While its a darn good shooting gun,
I'm not as fond of it as I am the second group of firearms.
The double action isn't as smooth as I would like; and
certainly not as "slick" as the factory action found on the
629 Classic.
But in closing, I'm not ready to depart with any of my handguns;
only wish to add more. Over the years I've owned some real
nice one's; but let most of them slip from my grasp for one
reason or another.
*FootNote- Both Sig Sauer firearms are marked "Made in West
Germany", with the German proofhouse marking.
Sorry for the long rant, but I'm very proud of these weapons
and I love to talk about each one respectively.
Best Wishes,
Ala Dan, N.R.A. Life Member
vyper005, I could just say "all" and that pretty much would
cover the subject; as I have complete confidence in
all of my firearm's, as well as my ability to use such
weapon's.
But, to answer your question the answerwould be: Sig-Sauer P220A .45 ACP S/N= G235XXX.
Next would be a tie between a Sig-Sauer P228 9m/m with
high cap's, a Smith & Wesson 629-5 "Classic" .44 magnum
with a 5" barrel, and a vintage Smith & Wesson model 60
"Chief's Special" in .38 special caliber.
The "newcomer" to my arms chest is a Smith & Wesson 6"
686-5 .357 magnum. While its a darn good shooting gun,
I'm not as fond of it as I am the second group of firearms.
The double action isn't as smooth as I would like; and
certainly not as "slick" as the factory action found on the
629 Classic.
But in closing, I'm not ready to depart with any of my handguns;
only wish to add more. Over the years I've owned some real
nice one's; but let most of them slip from my grasp for one
reason or another.
*FootNote- Both Sig Sauer firearms are marked "Made in West
Germany", with the German proofhouse marking.
Sorry for the long rant, but I'm very proud of these weapons
and I love to talk about each one respectively.
Best Wishes,
Ala Dan, N.R.A. Life Member
Mike Irwin
Staff
All of my semi-autos could go before I ever would consider getting rid of my S&W Model 19s.
Blue Duck357
New member
I think my bud Dan has the right attitude on "All", were always possibly just one day and a selfcentered 16 year old who didn't get enough hugs from mommy with a tec-9 away from not being able to replace any of the handguns we may sell.
That said I've done a lot of selling and swapping because as we have no ranges that rent within 200 miles thats about the only way I know to try out what I like that I can afford. So it's a neccesary evil for me on occasion.
All that said, last one that would ever go,
4" S/W model 19-4 with Eagle Heretige grips, Wolff Springs and a really nice trigger job by a local Smith. Best all around gun I own-though the G-17 comes close
That said I've done a lot of selling and swapping because as we have no ranges that rent within 200 miles thats about the only way I know to try out what I like that I can afford. So it's a neccesary evil for me on occasion.
All that said, last one that would ever go,
4" S/W model 19-4 with Eagle Heretige grips, Wolff Springs and a really nice trigger job by a local Smith. Best all around gun I own-though the G-17 comes close
I wouldn't want to choose between my G19 and my G21 as I love them both. My G21 is my favorite of all the firearms I own, but my G19 is my carry pistol (and currently sits in third on my "faves" list).
Guess if it came down to it, I'd keep the G21 and find a way to turn it into a CCW piece. Talk about a CHALLENGE!
Guess if it came down to it, I'd keep the G21 and find a way to turn it into a CCW piece. Talk about a CHALLENGE!