Favorite Handgun

[The Architect]

What do you guys know about Ruger, after coming back from the gun shop the one I personally like the best was the KP90 semi-auto in the .45 cal. from Ruger.

 

[manny78]

What do you guys know about Ruger, after coming back from the gun shop the one I personally like the best was the KP90 semi-auto in the .45 cal. from Ruger.

not a bad gun. I mean if you like the .45 ACP caliber (which I dont) then yes, the Ruger 90 is a good deal. Cheap, reliable reasonable barrel lenght so its still an option for concealment.

 

[Nathan]

I just use a pop gun I got at Dollywood. It startles them just enough for me to use my catlike ninja reflexes and move in for sodomization. Of myself of course.

That screams common sense.

 

[The Architect]

Manny what is it that you don't like about the .45?

 

[marky]

On CZ's

No gun line has a 100% Smiths stamp of approval. Not even Colts. Granted CZ spits out a lot of guns and the quality assurance of former Eastern block countrys is questionable, sometimes they come up with a model that stands well. I like my CZ100. No problems to date. Longevity though is a personal deal. It depends on how many rounds personaly an individual has run through a gun to give an honest statement of its experienced
quality and reliability.

 

[Kalashnikov]

You want something that goes "bang" when you press the trigger, get yourself a glock. Utterly reliable pistols. As for the CZ, ask any true gun enthusiast what they think of the 75 series and you will only hear positive things.

 

[biteme]

You want something that goes "bang" when you press the trigger, get yourself a glock. Utterly reliable pistols. As for the CZ, ask any true gun enthusiast what they think of the 75 series and you will only hear positive things.

Have any dreams lately about missing your penis? Hahahahaha. That was the funniest damn thing I have ever read.

 

[The Shadow]

I prefer a .40 caliber or a .357

 

[bwood]

you need something that you can carry year-round
with minimal discomfort...

i own a glock19c...

this is not a good civilian weapon IMHO...

a glock needs a level two holster at least to
be safely carried in ready to go mode...

a good weapon, just needs a really good holster...

i have an AMT backup .45...

compact...powerful...

heavy as a fuckin anvil...hard to wear in the summer...

i'm gonna catch some shit, but, i look at it in terms of
what you can carry comfortably so that you will carry
it and it will not be obvious...

my current carry is one of the baby berettas...

the poptop in 22 LR...

ten rounds, easy to carry, light, and ultra reliable...

can be carried in any pocket, charged and ready to go
safely due to its double action mechanism...

.22LR is the choice of assassins world wide...

 

[The Architect]

Thanks to all the bros who posted about their firearms, really good info. Yeah I think I'm holding off on a glock cause I don't want to shoot myself in the leg lol. I also don't want a gun with too many safetys or other mechanisms to operate other than the trigger, to me the less I have to remember to do the better.