The perfect handgun.

Back in the day my 65-2 was what I thought to be the perfect LE handgun and except for the the fact that they don't make one with a 15 round cylinder, I still think it ranks as the best revolver. My entry for the best snubby is a M64-4 with a factory bobbed hammer. I wish they would come out with an new alloy frame M12 that was +P rated. That would be my ideal revolver!
 
Glock 17 and Smith Model 19

Wheel gun wins out over bottom feeder if it has to be just one.
 
AZretired said:
Back in the day my 65-2 was what I thought to be the perfect LE handgun and except for the the fact that they don't make one with a 15 round cylinder, I still think it ranks as the best revolver. My entry for the best snubby is a M64-4 with a factory bobbed hammer. I wish they would come out with an new alloy frame M12 that was +P rated. That would be my ideal revolver!
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Alloy frame shooting +P ammo :eek:
OUCH!! says the shooting hand. :)
 
After 20 years of seeing this question asked this is
the best I could narrow it down.
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Don't think that there is such a thing as a Perfect Gun ,,

I carry a Beretta PX-4 Sub Compact and its the most comfortable
of the carry pistols I have .. My S&W Compact is a close 2nd with my Sig Legion 3rd presently !!

The Beretta just melts away in a Garett Industries IWB holster .. and really forget I am wearing it at times .. I don't fiddle with it or rest my arm on it or hike my pants up every few minutes ..

2 officers taking prints at a class I was at didn't make me carrying .. The lady Leo had the same Beretta on lay-a-way and we had a nice talk about it ..
 
The M&P 40 1.0 compact. It's my EDC and nightstand gun. Eleven rounds of .40 cal. strikes a balance between a round with decent hitting power and good magazine capacity. It's very accurate out to 20 yards, it will shoot any ammo I feed it, it's pocket carryable, and it's been extremely reliable over the 12,500 rounds I've put through it. I've looked at other guns for a possible replacement, but haven't found one yet that I like as much. The best potential contender seems to be the M&P 3.6" 40c 2.0, but so far I haven't found one to try, and I hate to buy a pistol I haven't shot.
 
considering quality,value,capacity,durability,function,availability and general all around good gun,it's hard to beat a cz 75/85
 
auto - my 1911's both with Crimson Trace laser grips for home defense fighting gun. They are just a lot of fun to shoot.

revolver - my scoped 629 8 3/8" for handgun hunting whitetail.
 
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At first I started to think my model 58 , 41 mag . But then after reading his question carefully I realized my K frame was a better fit for his question . So , I would have to say my model 19 , 4" barrel . It carries plenty of power , is lightweight , very accurate . I have a shoulder holster rig for mine so it conceals real well . After that , either my 58 (41mag) or my model 25-5 , 4"(45 Colt) . I also have shoulder holster rigs for them as well , but they are a bit heavier . But NO " wonder nines " for me . Everytime I have shot one , I lay it down thinking " what a piece of **** , give me my revolver " . Regards, Paul
 
Compact Semiautomatic Pistol: Walther PPK/S -.380 ACP
Full size Semiautomatic Pistol: Ruger SR1911 - 10mm Auto
Revolver: Taurus Judge Magnum - .410 Bore/.45 Long Colt
 
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