
The 1911 was the standard issue sidearm for all officers in every branch of the
Glock 22:
Pretty common to find on the hips of Law Enforcement and Military, no frills, all business. This is a .40 caliber, which is relatively new caliber that's rapidly popularizing, because you get a lot more bang than a 9mm, but this one holds 15 rounds, whereas with a .45 you're lucky to fit 12 (the 1911 carries 8.) I also have a laser for this one. I think I might trade this one for a H&K USP, which was designed from the ground up for the .40.
Walther P990:
The new James Bond has one of these, I had one first. Its small, fits in your hand like a dream, and could shoot bulls eyes out if the trigger wasn't so complicated.
Browning Hi-Power:
Designed by John Browning, the same designer of the 1911, popular in
My mom has a deal with my dad, if he gets a handgun, he also gets a divorce. My dad came to visit me a few weeks ago, and I think that the main reason he wanted to come was to shoot my pistols.
It may be kind of an expensive hobby, but I like it. I’m thinking about trading in the Walther for one of these:
I have kind of a thing for the two-tones.
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