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    Default Personal BEST handgun ever shot...?

    What is the best/ sweetest hand gun you ever shot? Mine is a Colt Stainless Python .357. Makes me want to trade my wife for one. (Dont tell her I have some one interested in the deal. lol)



    I dont know if someone else has done one of these threads before, if they did I couldnt fine one.

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    HK P7. Fit my hand like it was made for me and I could keep all my shots on a B27 target at 100 yards.

    Thing was a boat anchor, filthy, and mag capacity was limited. Currently carrying a Sig P226 with DAK, which is working very nicely for me.

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    Yes, although the Colt Python Ultimate Stainless was sweet, I liked to shoot the Dan Wesson .375 SuperMag. 220 gr. accurate to 200 meters with 8 in bbl.
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    S&W model 29, 44 magnum... First handgun I got the opportunity to shoot. We set up water jugs on my friends property as targets. Good times!
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    S&W Mod 27 3.5"...action as smooth as butter. Still have it, won't sell it. A close second was my H&K P7M10; softest shooting .40s&w I've ever shot also the fastest reloading pistol I've ever owned.

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    A Colt's 1860 Army. Many people prefer the Colt's Navy but the larger grip of the Army fits my hand better then any other handgun I have ever shot.

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    AMT III (30 carbine). Smooth trigger, smooth action, flame thrower! Probably one of the funnest pistols I've ever shot. Everyone who's shot seens to think so too.

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    Kimber TLE. My wife let me pick it out for my 45th birthday (couldn't talk her into a .50 cal. for my 50th.....). It seems like I just have to point it at the target and don't even have to aim.

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    FN 5.7
    Osprey 45 (pending), Sparrow (Pending), Mystic (pending), AAC SDN6 (pending), AAC m4-2000 (pending); no money for groceries pending.

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    S&W 325pd short little sucker in .45 acp wieghed next to nothing and I had made custom cocbolo grips that fit my hand like soft clay. God I miss that gun, was stolen along with my favorite black rifle ever, Arsenal Arms SLR95 full milled AK that had action that felt like it was hydraulic.... soooo smooth.

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    I would have to go with my sig 226. It fits my hand like a glove, and I love the 9mm caliber. Pretty much no recoil so it makes my follow up shots pretty accurate.

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    Dan Wesson revolver, 6inch, 41 mag

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    Ruger GP100 w/ a 4.5" bbl.

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    colt targetsman and my old glock 29 both the ssweetest shooters ive ever shot

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    Springfield 1911 Loaded - fit my hand well and shoots great. Too bad I'm don't like the mechanics of 1911 so it just sits in the safe (too much of a pain to strip and clean)..

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    one particular CZ-75, pre b.
    i hear over and over how 9mm isnt effective enough... but it's the most comforting arm i've had in my hand.
    i've put ~10k rounds through it with not one FTF.
    eats whatever i give it.
    it's a damn pin driver; far more accurate than i am.
    i'm happy with capacity + accuracy + reliability.
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    ... Browning Hi Power; mid 60's serial number, and much rumored at the time to be from a former Rhodesian officer carry. Well it sure sounded good that way.
    Easy to point and shoot; hungry for 9mm ...

    Will buy another one day ...

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    Many years ago I had an Enhanced Colt Gold Cup .45ACP that would put all 8 shots into one hole all day long...I sure wish I still had that pistol!

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    Colt 1911 - 45ACP, and Sig P229 - 40SW.

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    Sig 239 .40 with Hogue rubber wrap around grips...though I do like my Sig 229 as well, the 239 is easier to conceal. The little bars of soap that passes for grips that the 239 comes with are next to useless. I would love to try wood grips on this thing, but at $100+ just to try them out, the rubber will do just fine.

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