For me it is a 1911. I carried one for years and it fits me better than anything else made. Second would be a HP.

Tom

like a fool I sold a steel framed 39 many years ago. I'll never be able to replace it, but have an excellent condition 639 to fill the void. The 639 would feed and fire rock if they had primers, shoots every type of ammo great. I've often thought of having the 'bar of soap' treatment done to it, to round the crisp edges on the frame and slide, but don't use it as a carry piece, it's just gonna be a shooter.

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For me, it would be hard to choose between my 39-2, 3904 or Hi Power. My 39-2 feels best in my hand, but I seem to shoot the Hi Power better.

I will weigh in when my new, used 639 arrives later this week.
Mike

Best fit for me...Sig P225.
So far.

The Mod. 39-2 and the Mod. 59 both feel good in my hand (big hands). If I had to pick a third it would be my Baby Eagle .45. Feels good and shoots even better.

I still have a Mod. 59 in the box with all the papers, extra mag etc. I have been trying to find a Mod. 39-2 in the same condition. Once you get them you better keep them.

Jim

I will agree that the Sig-Sauer p225/p6 is an awesome gun to hold as is the Sigma and the 5906. All of these are very similar in grip size and angles are similar too.

No, I've always said the 39 fits my hand better than any gun I've held. They really got it right with that gun.

My sigma fits my hand a little bit better than my M&P or any other guns that I held/fired.

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Two best feeling semi's to me are the Browning high power and the M&P. Different but both are "just right".

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Dave

I think for me, it'd be my SA XD45 Service.
Coming in second is my 629-1.
I have big hands. haha

For me it is the CS9.I am a guy with small hands and I searched a long time to find a semi auto that is the right fit and the single stack CS9 won the contest.Smith hit a home run with the 3rd Generation pistols,but the profit margin is just too great with the polymer frames.I guess the song is right"It is all about the Benjamins"God Bless.....Mike

I have to say that the Browning High Power is the perfect gun for me as far as feel.

I have a 3953 single stack that fits like a glove in my hand, great CC firearm. Don't leave home without it. S&W all the way.

my S&W 64-5 NY-1 with pachmayr presentation small size grips.

feels as if this combo was custom fit for me.

The ASP conversion of a S&W M-39 works even better in the hand than the original.

For me nothing falls into place better than a Glock 20, followed by Glock 22. My wifes S&W servive NYPD model 64 comes in a close third.

As many have already said the Browning Hi Power is the best fit for my hand. Followed closely by any Sig 2XX series, especially the single stack 220 & 225, and the S&W/Walther 99s. When the S&W 52 came out in the '60s all the local bullseye shooters were going for them but it never felt good in my hand. Instead I ended up with a rare bird a Colt Gold Cup .38 that actually functioned reliably!

The 39,39-2 was and still was the best SW ever made. The grip was a lot like the model 52 target pistol, fit me as well as a 1911....Great gun to bad they stopped making it. Just a little work on the action and to me it would be right up there with the 1911 and the HK P7, M8, love the BHP but hands are a little small for the factory grips but one heck of a pistol..

Right up near the top of this list has to be the Heckler and Koch single stack P7 series to include the the original P7s and the updated P7M8s. Also a close second to the P7 would be the SigSauer P6 (commercially marketed as the 225) as already noted by LoadedRound and mikeruns on page 6.
The HK and the Sig were designed (along with the Walter P5) for the German Federal Police trials way back when (early 80s?) and are among the best designed service pistols ever conceived.

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I happen to like the feel of my 469, but I must confess I gripped a new Walther PK-380 and it really felt good! The grip of the 410 is comfortable to me as well. I've never really been a fan of the 1911 grip or the M9 for that matter. Just goes to show you, what feels good in the hand is the one that fits you.

While I own many handguns that feel great in my hand, there is just something about my 39-2 that is so right. They seem to have transfered the ergonomics to some limited extent to the 3rd Gen, but not anything near as good as the 39-2 feels in hand. For me the 39/39-2 is the all time classic Smith semi-auto.

I agree with the HP.

The best fit for my hand is the S&W 457 and a 45 to boot