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What is your "go to" handgun
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snapping turtle
Grandmaster
My EDC is normally a smith model 66 stub is and has been since the mid 1980's. Even have a Rossi copy for time when I want to go slumming. I shoot it very well and it is like an old friend.
Bedside gun: S&W Model 15, 4 inch, loaded with 125 grain +P.
Gun in my pocket while I'm outside working on my farm, S&W Model 66, 2 1/2 inch with 1 148 wadcutter (for little stuff) and 5 158 grain .357 Magnum rounds (we have bears).
Walking in the woods, S&W Model 1066 loaded with Underwood 200 grain hard cast lead.
Ashton1911
Marksman
I enjoy the CZs, but the 229 has my heart. I cannot shoot any other pistol as well. Bedside I have an AR, but if i am not in a fixed location, the 229 is there. I still keep poking around, but I cannot find something with a better trigger that feels better in my hand.
Day in and day out it’s normally a CZ P01, PCR or P07. If I think I might be going into Indian country it’ll be a P09.
That being said there is also a P7, DW 38 Super, Colt LW Commamder in .45, Glock 20 in 10mm and a S&W 66 2.5” 357 in the line up.
There might be Colt Detective Special or Smith 37 .38 in a jacket pocket.
Around the house it could be anything! But suffice to say there is an Sig P Series 9mm within reach wherever I am. As well as a 12ga riot gun and/or AR.
There is always a NAA 22 Magnum in my front pocket.
I know that’s a lot of different manual of arms but hopefully I’m efficient on all of them.
That being said there is also a P7, DW 38 Super, Colt LW Commamder in .45, Glock 20 in 10mm and a S&W 66 2.5” 357 in the line up.
There might be Colt Detective Special or Smith 37 .38 in a jacket pocket.
Around the house it could be anything! But suffice to say there is an Sig P Series 9mm within reach wherever I am. As well as a 12ga riot gun and/or AR.
There is always a NAA 22 Magnum in my front pocket.
I know that’s a lot of different manual of arms but hopefully I’m efficient on all of them.
WhatTheHeck1
Plinker
Have you noticed any accuracy issues with the Macro comp? There are those saying the compensator negatively effects accuracy.
I have one of those as well and I do carry it...just not as often as the classic P series.
I shoot it just as well as any other Sig I own. If there is an issue with the comp affecting aim...I am not seeing it.
(The only reason I do not compete with it is that it feels very small when doing reloads and I don't hit the mag-well as consistently as I do with my larger framed weapons.)
Thanks. I imagine practical accuracy at defensive distances is fine, but some are saying the comp is throwing off bullseye type accuracy at 25 by a fair amount. I do not know, but since I am considering a 365 AXG Legion I am interested.
WhatTheHeck1
Plinker
I agree…I haven’t noticed any issues with accuracy. I really like how flat the macro shoots. I plan on switching my xl to the macro grip module because of how good it feels in the hand as well.
