[jabraun98]

Title says it all! Can be revolver, semi auto, cenerfire, rimfire, anything!!!!

 

[ccw9mm]

Browning Hi-Power 9mm, with reasonably "hot" cartridges. There's just something about the balance, grip angle and feel (while shooting) that matches me perfectly. Always has. Still does. Very accurate, very confident, easy to use. Hard to beat.

 

[LimaCharlie]

Revolver with a six inch or longer barrel.

 

[suntzu]

Center fire-Sig 228

Rimfire Pistol- Mark III

Centerfirel rifle- Savage 12

Rimfire rifle- tweaked out 10/22

 

[rammerjammer]

My Ruger Police Service Six or SP101 22LR.

 

[Sontag]

My FN FiveseveN.

It still amazes me what it will do, even at 50+ yards; virtually no bullet drop.

Her bark is much worse than her bite. Very little recoil, but she sounds like she should kick like a mule!

 

[sixgun]

Out of all my handguns Id say between my ruger 22/45 and my bersa thunder 380.

 

[high pockets]

Ruger Mark III - Too bad about that boating accident!

 

[porterrockwell]

Ruger mk2 standard.

 

[Harryball]

Depends on what you mean by best...

Target shooting: My 1911

Training: My ruger P89

In a fight, I want the ruger, if I am just out shooting and relaxing, my 1911 is my choice....

 

[peckman28]

Colt 1911 for auto-pistols.

S&W 686+ with .38 Specials for revolvers.

 

[DEFCON3]

The Beretta M92 9mm.

 

[Michigander]

As a rapid fire close range fighting gun, compensated M&P with reworked trigger.

For long range fun, P220.

 

[JulesWinnfield]

Kahr PM9 & Glock 26


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[ItalianSteel]

The Beretta M92 9mm.

Same, it's funny that I can shoot better groups with my M9 than I can with my Ruger MkIII 22/45.

 

[ANGLICO]

They are all 'Point and Click' interfaces.............. depends on how trained you are to cross-over. I personally love high caliber Mag Revolvers and Wheel Guns (in the house). I, go downtown with my M-1911 because I know what I can do with the first two shots..........

Again, all of this discussion is about personal preference and comfort (mentally and physically).

When jumping out of a high performance aircraft, we have a saying of 'go with what you know', and you and your loved ones should do the same.

I'm just as happy with my .22 LR BUG, in that I know where the rounds will end.

So, pick a weapon and train safely and accurately with it! It is not the weapon that kills, it is you and how proficient you are with the weapon.......... Just sayin (my opinion)

Heck, if all I have is a sharp stick.............. well, be prepared for a sharp stick........................

 

[RoadRunner71]

CZ 75 SA

With a trigger pull just under 3 lbs., it isn't exactly a carry gun anymore.

 

[Taurahe]

They are all 'Point and Click' interfaces.............. depends on how trained you are to cross-over. I personally love high caliber Mag Revolvers and Wheel Guns (in the house). I, go downtown with my M-1911 because I know what I can do with the first two shots..........

Again, all of this discussion is about personal preference and comfort (mentally and physically).

When jumping out of a high performance aircraft, we have a saying of 'go with what you know', and you and your loved ones should do the same.

I'm just as happy with my .22 LR BUG, in that I know where the rounds will end.

So, pick a weapon and train safely and accurately with it! It is not the weapon that kills, it is you and how proficient you are with the weapon.......... Just sayin (my opinion)

Heck, if all I have is a sharp stick.............. well, be prepared for a sharp stick........................

I think I shoot all of my guns equally well. It doent matter which one I grab I can empty it into the kill zone at a respectable distance for the weapon involved., and they all go bang when I pull the trigger. My LCR is prob the one I shoot the tighest groups with, but I shoot it at closer distances too. If I had to pick my most accurate, I would have tyo say my G22. It is deadly a lot further than I can accurately shoot it.

 

[G-man*]

A quote from Jeff Cooper in his wonderful book, " The Art of the Rifle". I believe it pertains to handguns also, and believe he would agree.

"A marksman is one who can make his weapon do what it was designed to do."

"An expert marksman is one who can hit anything he can see, under appropriate circumstances"

"A master marksman is one who can shoot up to his rifle"

I believe this to be th truest of statements regardless of rifle or handgun.

 

[archer51]

Without a doubt, my Dan Wesson 1911. Followed by my CZ P-07.