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A 39-2 that I have been trying to wear out for a very long time now. Can't figure out how to add a photo...
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For me it's my 6906 and 4013TSW, because they just fit me better than any other models and I am able to shoot them better.
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1066. Bought it for a friend and inherited it back.
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I paid 425 to an old man that I have bought and traded from for many years. He is always a little high on his prices but his stuff is first rate. Didn’t get the original box, just had a Smith box that was empty. He said the 3906 was purchased by his county’s Sheriffs dept. years ago but was never issued. Don’t doubt it because it appears to be about new. Going to keep this one.
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I had only one, a 1006, LNIB when I bought it in 2015 for $ 720.-
It belonged to the Sig collection in Neuhausen am Rheinfall, which was sold in 2000. I got it from the dealer who auctioned the collection.
And I recently picked up this model 41, still have to shoot it yet
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02-04-2021, 09:04 PM
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That DAO action of the 3953 is an interesting variety to my usual 1911-flavored trips to the range:
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02-04-2021, 10:56 PM
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I know it isn't a classic, but here is my original version M&P 40 with a C.O.R.E. 9mm slide, ported barrel, recoil spring, Holosun optic mounted and one of the grip inserts added.
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I only have a few , still not easy to choose.
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Here’s mine.
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I love my 6906. It was pretty rough when I got it - but I stripped the slide, blasted it, then polished the sides. Now I carry it periodically and it's a blast to shoot.
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Eeny Meeny Myny Mo
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No Smith autos for me anymore. Have some of their great revolvers. But boy did they make some great stuff over the years. Great pics !!
Its a pictorial history of the good ole days at Smith !!
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02-09-2021, 12:44 AM
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Favorite to shoot would have to be the 5906 P/C 4", just shoots so easy, and accurate. The longer barreled ones are easier to shoot, but the short barreled ones 5906/6906 have been duty guns so they feel more like old friends.
Like most of us at an older age, I still like shooting with regular sights,but its alot easier on the range to shoot well, using dot sights. Bought a replacement base from Aristocrat that replaces the tri-set rear on my oldest PPC-9, with a base for a red dot. They have several types. It fit perfectly and I added a CT dot. Shoots good, is kinda fun. Just not sure about going that way for a carry gun yet..
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My Smith semis
Pre 39,39-2, 52-2, 59, 1911 in .45 and .38 Super
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Pictures of your favorite S&W Semi Auto
Mine is probably my 945 -1 3.25”
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My favorite, well worn, decock only 5904.
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And my favorite safe queen, thrown together (stainless barrel bushing, guide rod, side plate, etc.) in Houlton, ME in February, 2009.
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California Highway Patrol 4006TSW
Smith & Wesson manufactured Walther PPK/S
Performance Center M&P40 Shield 1.0
Sigma SW40VE
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4506 no dash
my favorite semi-auto the 4506 no dash
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Sorry no pics......................
My EDC since their introduction is a 3913NL with Hogue checkered wood grips and the uncommon/rare flush fit 7rd mag..... in a Sparks Summer Special II
But I've carried a Performance Center Shorty-9 a lot since I got it in 1995/96 with a modified 5906 mag base....... in a Sparks Executive Companion.... when I travel away from my Burb of the Burgh...... or just want more than 7+1
A true "favorite" is a PC SD-9.... an all stainless steel 69xx frame with a stainless 4.25" barrel/slide; only 179 made. It was the inspiration for my FrankenSmith 6915s......... a 4" 915 upper on a compact 6906 lower
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Originally Posted by hammy5150
My absolute favorite is a 1006 that I don't have a good current pic of right now, still with BMCM for some extra work at the moment. However, my next two favorites have to be my 5906TSW and my 4566TSW.
5906TSW was a police trade in but I don't know from where, was very beat up when I got it and has some nagging reliability issues, but fits my hand better than any other double-stack 9mm pistol I have and places shots ridiculously easily.
And my 4566TSW is a Fresno Sheriff's Office trade-in with the milled integral rail. Really well balanced and almost as easy to place shots with as the 5906, with no reliability complaints so far.
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I have one of the Fresno's guns too. Extremely rare! I have the original grips, but these look so much better.
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I kind of like the ones with 5" slides:
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