What is your favorite handgun

[Ray]

Hands down this one, lettered by Colt as shipped to Jovino´s NYC in 1956.

Regards, Ray

 

[TeamPB]

A forced decision?

My S&W 25-2 from the '70s.

 

[sparkyvega]

I see what you did there!

Now that is loaded question for sure

 

[Dave.357]

God gave me two hands so I am
Going to pick two.
Model 17 on left side and a model 14
On the right. If I had one more
Hand it would be full of a 5" 27-2.

 

[Drm50]

I will pick the one that has been shot the most, carried the most and canceled the birth certificate of the most critters. A K22 has been my main carry gun since 1964. The same one. Before that it was a Ruger S-6. Also carried HD Military for awhile but always went back to the K22. Liked them well enough they survived and I still have them.

 

[JcMack]

In today's exciting atmosphere I must forgo selection of a classic revolver or auto. So at least for now I select my Glock 17 and 19 for their performance capabilities as my favorites.

 

[Retired W4]

Now that you asked. I can't pin just one down as a favorite. I have lots of favorites...,.....Nope, try as I might I can't do it.

 

[twodog max]

S&W Model 69. Might be heresy but it is what it is.

 

[SuperMan]

Semi-Auto: 1911 Commander size guns in .38 Super

Double Action Revolvers: S&W 57/657 4" barrel

Single Action Revolvers: Freedom Arms 97 or 83 in .41 Magnum

 

[sheepdawg]

Definitely my 1972 m66 that belonged to a Memphis Police Officer killed on duty but a P220 and my 1916 DWM Luger have to be included in the conversation.

 

[cowboy4evr]

No semi auto's for me . It's going to be a revolver and it's going to be a 41 magnum . I can load it down to shoot like a 38 spl or load it up to shoot like a 44 magnum . I'll take my model 58 w/the left hand holster rig I have for it . My 2nd would be my Ruger NMBH in 41 magnum that is highly customized , 4 5/8" barrel . Regards Paul

 

[pawngal]

Sort of easy for me, any one of my 3 M66-no dash. One is from my hometown PD.
Actually all 3 were previously owned by local LE, just not issued duty guns.

 

[M29since14]

We've seen this question before and it usually seems quite a few of the respondents have more than one "favorite."

In my own case, with revolvers I always have trouble choosing between the Model 19 and the Model 29, but with autoloaders there's never a doubt - the 1911. I suppose if I had to say, my favorite would be a 1911 setup somewhere between a mil-spec model and a bullseye gun.

 

[Deceasedeye]

S&W Model 15, 4" Can't say why, just is.

 

[ACP230]

It's got to be either one of my .41 Magnums, one of my .45s,
one of my .38 Specials, or one of my .357s. Sometimes it varies
by the day.

 

[CAJUNLAWYER]

My Ruger 22 pistol circa 1952 that was my dad's. GOt some age spots on it but it still goes bang when you pull the trigger and the bullet goes where the muzzle is pointed.

 

[bigmtnman]

My 1954 mfg. Heavy Duty with grips made from a very unique elk antler get my nod. Even with different grips, I'm still going to say it's my favorite.

 

[Bro. Dave]

I can't pick one individual handgun, but I look at my modest accumulation and have to say the Browning Hi-Power is my favorite.

Like most here, it is a decision akin to picking a favorite child. Aren't we grateful we live in a country where we don't have to choose just one?

 

[wood714]

The one that means the most to me is my pre model 30 that was my grand dads.

The one I was looking forward to getting the most is my 3" 66-2.

The one I carry and shoot the most is my Sig P365.

 

[Golddollar]

When I had to sell off guns after I lost my job it became a question of what I could probably replace easiest. My handguns were acquired for various purposes so it would be very hard to say which one was my favorite.