I had more than I thought.

Here is my two. Have a hankering for HK's VP9 but I think a couple more S&Ws are in order first.

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Here are two Mauser Militaries in 9mm P. The first is the 'Weimar Republic' variation.. It has had the barrel shortened to 4 inches (100mm, actually), and the front sight sleeved over the muzzle. The adjustable rear sight has been removed. It has a Nowegian stamp on it; it went to Norway with the occupying army, and was handed over to the Norwegians after Germany's defeat. The Norwegian forces used it until they surplussed it and stamped it with the Norwegian lion to show it had been legitimately passed out of service.

The second is a 'Red 9' that is not marked with a military acceptance stamp as it was issued to the police forces. It would up in the Bremen police force. It's had the red 9 figure ground off the grips and has a non-issue shoulderstock.

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Here's a couple......

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Even older, even crankier....

T-series Browning Hi-Power tangent sight model. I have two other Hi-Powers that I don't have pictures of right now - a satin chrome adjustable sight model and a blue fixed sight 2nd generation gun. Love my HPs.

Old reliable...

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I've got one of those on the way, to keep the HPs company... If I don't watch it I'm going to have as many 9s as I do .44s... nah, probably not.

I enjoy shooting 9MMs more than anything else now days. The SIGs, Brownings and S&Ws are some of my favorites.

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A few S&W 39s. the first is a pre-39, made before the model numbering system was put in place. It's definitely seen better days, but it still shoots OK. The other 4 are Model 39s, no -2s. The one at six o'clock is a steel frame. The holster is a El Paso Saddlery Tom Threepersons plain jane, but very practical.

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Here's a few French pistols that aren't often seen. The first is a MAB (Manufacture d'Armes de Bayonne) Model R. That model designation covers several different types of pistols, including an experimental one in 7.65mm Long. This one is a commercial 9mm P. It's a delayed blowback, in fact the delay is a spring loaded plunger in the frame bearing on the barrel. I'm not sure how this delays things. I've shot it but don't think it would stand up to a steady diet of factory 9mm ammo; 9mm +P is out of the question. Now I shoot it with very mild cast bullet handloads, not much more than 380 loads, and it works fine.

The next picture shows two Mle 50s, usually called MAC 50 from the manufacture, Ch*tellerault. This is still the standard French Army pistol. The Gendarmerie (under the Army) and all armed agencies under the Ministry of the Interior use the SIG P2022. Both of these Mle 50s have Trausch aftermarket grips which are now also installed on all rebuilt pistols. The Trausch grip has the pistol riding a little higher in the hand, preventing hammer bite. The pistols are built like a tank to withstand the very hot French 9mm P ammo which was designed for the MAT SMG. The leather holster is the Mle 48, which can contain anything from a Ruby to a Colt 1911. The web gear is that issued to the airborne, the 'Paras" and isn't very often seen.

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...............Kahr MK9 and a BHP



and another BHP



and a couple of plastic thingys.



and a Smith.............

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I only have a few

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I find Glocks very appealing!

I have never been a big fan of the caliber but I do have one 9mm, and it's a S&W.

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Guy-Harold Smith II

only 9mm I have is the H&K P30. It's been a great carry. Will try to get personal pics posted soon. For now I'll put in a promotional pic.

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Here's one that hasn't been posted yet (at least for this thread). A close look at the speed loaders will tell you what it is.
John

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My new 9mm

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M&P Shield 9,M&P 9Pro,M&P 9PC

Ok I'll play. I like 9mms alright. Here are a few of mine.

C Series BHP with Bomar



CZ P01 with slim grips



MKIII BHP



Beretta 92s



Don Williams Custom Alloy BHP



Walther PPQ M1



Glock 19 Gen 3



S&W 3914 Ladysmith



Kahr CW9



Sig SP2022


C Series BHP Wild West Guns Custom



BHP Pre T Internal Extractor



Sig P225



Israeli Defense Forces Surplus BHP



Sig P226 with Barsto barrel and fiber optic front



Sig P228



BHP Practical



HK P7 PSP

Figured someone had to show a 960.


and a 469 (slightly modified)


A more recently acquired RIA 1911 Compact in 9mm

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H Richard
SWCA1967 SWHF244

Here are all of my 9mm M&Ps



And my P226

A fellow bass player...cool.
Me on the left with my Select Jazz

But originally it wasn't a 9mm...lol. by the way..it's a pain in the arse finding .30 luger.

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Love this gun!

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M&P Shield 9,M&P 9Pro,M&P 9PC

HERE'S ONE OF MY 4 ROCK RIVER ARMS 9MM 1911. THESE ARE RANSOM REST TARGETS SHOT BY ME AT 50 YDS. LEFT TARGET 10RDS. RIGHT SIDE TARGET 24 RDS.

Probably won't impress you guys, but here's my Glock 34.

I don't know who made those rubber backstraps (this is a Gen3), but I believe Robar bought the process and makes it now. Can't be too popular with Gen4s out there.

That and the Trijicons are the only aftermarket parts. This is my "bump in the night" gun. Old school Glock light works great.

Alien Gear holster, got it for Christmas, it is comfy and seems like a great holster for the money.

Shield:


CZ75 SP01


FEG PJK-9HP


Sphinx SDP Compact


Glock 19


and I don't have a pic of my Glock 17.

THIS IS MINE 9MM

BERNARDELLI PRACTICAL CAL.9MM PARA MET COMP

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Just one 9mm, this early 3906 with adjustable sights...

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Star BKS

Flat, lightweight, and generally darn nice.

Does not allow trigger to drop hammer when mag is out.

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Nice . . . uh . . . flashlight!

Well, that's certainly different! Probably quite good for its specialized use, though.

We don't see many Bernadelli products here now. My father had one of their baby .25 autos. It reminded me of a cross between a Browning/FN Baby and a Walther Model 9.

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I've never heard of a 9mm Bolo Mauser. Does the rear sight only go to 500 meters, and is there an Army aceptance stamp on the right side of the barrel extension just opposite the proof mark on the left side? Serial number shouldn't be any higher than about 180K (the contract was for 165K but they evidently made more than that). If the inside of the grips are numbered, do they match the serial number of the gun?

Yes 9mm Luger was an adaptation or improvement of the .30 Luger cartidge created by removing the bottleneck in the .30 Luger cartridge,

That being said the 9mm "Luger" is still "The Original 9mm pistol"...IMO

Here's something a little different, my Fusion Scout long slide.

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Tanfoglio Force

One of the nicest handling and shooting firearms I've ever owned.

There are also interchangeable kits for changing caliber. This frame takes a .22 and a .38 kit, the larger frame handles .40, 10mm and .45 kits

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Bill - SWCA #2327

A.T.V.: Accuracy Through Volume

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Bill - SWCA #2327

Let's resurrect this thread w/ some "new" additions:

This is a Yugoslavian CZ 99



......and a S&W 459:



Best,
Charles

I must have missed this thread.
Some nice looking 9's out there! I only have 2:

Colt Combat Commander



S&W Model 659

Add these to the Luger I posted earlier.

Model 639



Model 915, an absolute joy to shoot.

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Some of my 9's.
Left a couple in the safe, because I'm lazy.

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Para Hawg 9. 12 rounds of 9mm goodness in a tiny package.
Best trigger of all my 1911s, but totally unreliable (two catastrophic failures).

[This one not mine, but easier to use pic off duh web than to get out the Nikon.]

For a guy that never cared much for the cartridge, I have accumulated more than I ever though I would.


39-2


'69 Browning Hi-Power


WWII bring back Walther P-38


Kimber Solo


FEG Hi-Power clone


CZ 75


Roe

I kinda agree with Stranglehold. Never saw a use for it. Buuuut - when Y2K came along, and the world would go to hell and here would come the blue helmets, and I figgered I would have to "resupply" off the enemy, I decided I needed a 9mm.

Somehow ended up, since then, with this Browning Argentine police gun


this OD Beretta 92


that P1 Walther, there on the right side.


the HK PSP


A few others with no pix - Broomhandle, Luger, Radom, 940.

And these. MP5A and an MP40.

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I always take precautions

Here's one I picked up a couple months ago:

The crying shame is that it is an all matching S/42 (including magazine) with an excellent bore and it has been heavily buffed and reblued.

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SWCA #680 SWHF #446

Stranglehold, those are some nice BUCKET LIST guns!