Jim PHL
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I love the single-stacks. I have 2-3913's, a 3953 and a CS9. Seems strange to me but I actually shoot the 3953 the best - even better than the 3913's in single-action?!
What's your favorite Smith 9mm.........?
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Here's another old guy voting for his 39-2, they have always been my go to in 9mm. Now in 45acp-----
TB
TB
MY FAVORITE....
That would have to be the 6906. perfect size. not to big to carry, not to small either. very accurate, comfortable and great to shot! The fit and finish is nice also. A nice looking gun also. I think its one of the best guns i have EVER owned not just S&W'S. It's a keeper.
That would have to be the 6906. perfect size. not to big to carry, not to small either. very accurate, comfortable and great to shot! The fit and finish is nice also. A nice looking gun also. I think its one of the best guns i have EVER owned not just S&W'S. It's a keeper.
catcus-jack
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My PC 5906
boingboing
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My PC 5906
What's the difference between a stock pistol and a PC pistol and are they worth the money?
DWFAN
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Here's mine!
Model 76 replete with SG9 suppressor.
Like yours, mine is a bit odd.
DW
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catcus-jack
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Different frame,slide,cocking serrations,briley bushing,front strap checkered,hand fitted.Yes they are worth the money.
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Palmetto Sharpshooter
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The 5906 but the one of the left is my favortite:
drd
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Here is my favorite 9mm - 1911
My best 9mm; some say its not a real 1911 because it has an external extractor but since the day I got it it has never FTF or FTE. It didn't need 500-1000 down the barrel to "break it in" with a couple trips to the factory for reliabilty. Nor did it need a reliability package at extra cost.
That extractor is the size of a steamshovel but it gets the job done. Its about a soft shooting as you can get at 41 oz empty and its accurate as heck - even with my old eyes.
My best 9mm; some say its not a real 1911 because it has an external extractor but since the day I got it it has never FTF or FTE. It didn't need 500-1000 down the barrel to "break it in" with a couple trips to the factory for reliabilty. Nor did it need a reliability package at extra cost.
That extractor is the size of a steamshovel but it gets the job done. Its about a soft shooting as you can get at 41 oz empty and its accurate as heck - even with my old eyes.
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bad_man_ one
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How about .356 TSW's, 9m.m. on Steroids?
My choice .356 TSW (9 m.m.)
Love them all.
Regards,
BM1
3913NL/6906 "Pocket Rocket" converted to .356 TSW
Centennial 940 in .356 TSW
3566 Shorty
3566 Limited
5903/5906 converted to .356 TSW w/ LaserMax guide rod laser
Walther P99 converted to .356 TSW
Marlin Camp-9 converted to .356 TSW
Ruger PC9 converted to .356 TSW
OK, enough is enough, I'm sure you all get it. LOL
Disclaimer:
Some of the pictures I have borrowed/coppied, because I have not gotten around to take pictures of mine yet.
But their all for real.
My choice .356 TSW (9 m.m.)
Love them all.
Regards,
BM1
3913NL/6906 "Pocket Rocket" converted to .356 TSW
Centennial 940 in .356 TSW
3566 Shorty
3566 Limited
5903/5906 converted to .356 TSW w/ LaserMax guide rod laser
Walther P99 converted to .356 TSW
Marlin Camp-9 converted to .356 TSW
Ruger PC9 converted to .356 TSW
OK, enough is enough, I'm sure you all get it. LOL
Disclaimer:
Some of the pictures I have borrowed/coppied, because I have not gotten around to take pictures of mine yet.
But their all for real.
Shooting Padre
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You just had to ask. Well, my 3913 is by far and large my favorite 9mm handgun. In fact, it's my only 9mm handgun, but that aside, it is really a fantastic gun. I do have a High Point 9mm carbine for cheep fun, but the 3913 is my daily companion, tucked away in its Crossbreed Super Tuck holster. What a combo.
scootergirl69
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Model 39
Gotta agree with earlier posters. My old Model 39 has it all. Great looks; wonderful shooter. Great gun.
Gotta agree with earlier posters. My old Model 39 has it all. Great looks; wonderful shooter. Great gun.
Combat_Diver
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Only have one Smith 9mm currently and that's a first run 6904. My favorite however is the 6906 with Novak night sights.
CD
CD
I've only got the one, so this would have to be it! 
6906
rags
6906
rags
m41
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CS9 or 669
Doesn't many shooters like the CS9 or 669. I just purchased both and haven't shot either one, but the CS9 seems to be a very good carry pistol. Any information on either pistol would be appreciated I am just now getting into the auto's I have always shot and carried revolvers.
Doesn't many shooters like the CS9 or 669. I just purchased both and haven't shot either one, but the CS9 seems to be a very good carry pistol. Any information on either pistol would be appreciated I am just now getting into the auto's I have always shot and carried revolvers.
Superflywimpy
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It was good enough for Elvis,It's good enough for me
Hands down the model 59..........for me at least.
Hands down the model 59..........for me at least.
Combat_Diver
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Your 669 is what is known as a 2nd Generation Smith auto (1st the 39/59 and 3rd the 39xx,59xx,69xx), it is the father to the 6904/6906 that every one likes here (the 391x series is single stack version). Any double stack 9mm magazine for the 59/469/669/69xx) will work in it. The larger ones will stick out the butt a tad. Still good guns.
The Cheifs Special 9, is a 3rd Gen and a smaller compact version of the 39xx series. Not possitive but believe any of the 39/39xx series mags will also fit. Enjoy your Smiths.
CD
Ogandydancer
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As I don't have but one it has to be my 5903TSW.
