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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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)..
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.
... 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 ...
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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