Handgun Show-N-Tell

[snuffy33]

New 3" J-Frame that needs to loose the "Goodyears".

 

[Joe Williams]

New 3" J-Frame that needs to loose the "Goodyears".

That's a beauty. I like the rubber grips, they look good on that gun. Not as purty as wood, of course, but functional yet still attractive.

 

[derrickgoins]

Sig P229 9mm. I have Hogue grips on right now and XS big dot sights.

 

[Beans&Bullets]

Love the packing up before the move post, thats a few hand guns!!! LOL

 

[Litlratt]

Finally finished my Model 41 for Steel Challenge.
Aftermarkets consist of Bully Barrel, Handgunner Custom Guns magwell, C-More sight, Harrett trainer grips and an extended thumbguard that a buddy and I chopped up.

 

[alluwant]

on the picture with all the sigs i was wondering what 380 to buy how is that want i like the look how accurate is it thank you

 

[thumper31768]

hk 45acp tan the best gun ever made well other than colt snake guns and colt 4m le/go

 

[thumper31768]

I've been kicking around the idea of picking up a new pistol lately, and the HK 45c has really caught my eye.

I'm not entirely sure if I can afford one though.

However, if I was to trade in my USP CT, I would definitely be able to afford the 45c.

So I thought I'd see what you all though about the HK 45c vs the USP CT.

Ideally, I'm going to try to save every penny so that I can get the 45c without having to ditch the USP, but as a "just in case" type deal, I thought I'd see what all of your opinions are on this.

Thanks in advance!

 

[thumper31768]

Some “old school” shooter types believe that lights and lasers on pistols are faddish and gimmicky. Other people swear by them. Here are the facts. A light on your pistol allows you to identify your target in low-light or no-light conditions, which, according to the FBI, account for the lighting conditions in 80% of shootings. Sure, night sights are useful to a large extent, but a gun-mounted light enables you to be SURE of your target before you shoot. In addition, almost all weapon mounted lights today have some type of momentary switch. This is useful because you don’t want to have the light on until a moment or two before you acquire the target. In tactical situations, you don’t want to announce your presence until you’re set up and ready to go. “Old school” aside, weapon mounted lights give you the upper hand in the dark uncertainty, and in life-and-death situations, you can’t afford to be uncertain.

 

[esrice]

Some “old school” shooter types believe that lights and lasers on pistols are faddish and gimmicky. Other people swear by them. Here are the facts. A light on your pistol allows you to identify your target in low-light or no-light conditions, which, according to the FBI, account for the lighting conditions in 80% of shootings. Sure, night sights are useful to a large extent, but a gun-mounted light enables you to be SURE of your target before you shoot. In addition, almost all weapon mounted lights today have some type of momentary switch. This is useful because you don’t want to have the light on until a moment or two before you acquire the target. In tactical situations, you don’t want to announce your presence until you’re set up and ready to go. “Old school” aside, weapon mounted lights give you the upper hand in the dark uncertainty, and in life-and-death situations, you can’t afford to be uncertain.

I'm curious, do you also write for GlockWorld.com, or do you just like copying and pasting from the internet, and passing it off as your own?

GlockWorld Glock Lights & Glock Lasers - glockworld.com

 

[theboss365]

Duracoated my beretta. Why?

This was a perfectly good shooting and looking gun, but then my buddy came over and I had to show him the process. Now it's mama's gun. I know the grips are ugly, if you have any suggestions let me know. I still think it needs something I just don't know what. ?????

 

[sartwell]

45 cal. XD Just picked it up today.

 

[bk1330]

SOME OF MY OTHER GUNS

SMITH & WESSON 22S TARGET

HELWAN 9MM

GSG 1911 .22LR

SMITH &WESSON M&P .357SIG

 

[D-Ric902]

bk1330;
How do you like that 9000s?
I was looking at one, felt good, good sights.

 

[bk1330]

So far I like it alot. It carries nice and that is what I got it for I haven't shot it alot but what little I have I am very happy with.

 

[Yamaha]

Picked this thing up today, Sig P230 in .380 7+1 Also, is it safe to carry the p230 at half cock with one in the chamber?

 

[earlykyler2012]

CZ-75B Omega

I searched the threads and absolutely zero came up about this firearm, so I've changed that. I picked one up LNIB sweet as can be, so anyways I got it out of to the spot this past weekend and due to an ammo(and money)shortage I could only put 35 rds through it.(30 fmj and 5 hp). I couldn't stop grinning. I only shot at combat range(7-10yds) but like I said . I think I've found what I'm looking for. Cannot wait to get this beautiful piece of craftsmanship back out there. Now to find a good holster. Any suggestions?

 

[Brett244]

My favorites to shoot! carry and plinkers!

Smith 22a and the xd9 in service and subcompact!

 

[D2VW14_20]

Taurus PT1911 and a Bersa Thunder 380 . Also have a XD45 Nite Sites as well. Its in the truck and its snowing, lol.

 

[D2VW14_20]