What was your first Handgun?

[fpdcop]

Colt King Cobra

 

[Mlinder04]

Taurus PT 92 stainless with wood grips

 

[coachben77]

Rock Island .45 ACP 1911. Still have it and love it.

 

[stony]

Taurus PT92 Stainless.

 

[nawainwright]

Bought two at the same time. S&W 9mm and a Bersa .380, still have the Bersa (wife's now) but I got rid of the S&W (very bulky for a 9mm).

 

[Doc911]

Hello, I'm a newbie here. My first handgun was a Mattle Fanner 50 with Greenie stick'em caps. It was a duel holster rig that I cherished. This is a great website!!

 

[Serial Crusher]

My first was a stainless S&W 629 with a 6 1/2" V-Comp barrel. Turns out it was a really stupid purchase for a first handgun. Even when I bought it in 1998, it was about $0.60-$0.90 per round. I didn't mind the recoil, and enjoyed shooting it, but I couldn't afford to keep it fed and it was pretty ridiculous to carry. I wound up selling it to a friend about a year after I got it.

 

[Fishersjohn48]

Ruger single-six convertible until some ba$-turd broke into the house and stole it.

 

[Marshall74]

EAA Witness 9mm Full Size,

 

[sr9t]

ruger .357 Blackhawk 27 years ago still have it mint condition

 

[Go Devil]

Ruger SP101 .357

 

[Lt. Dan]

Walther P22, 3.4" barrel, all black, w/ factory laser

 

[MPD179]

Ruger .357 here

 

[sr9t]

Ruger .357 Blackhawk still have it.

 

[IndyGunworks]

Glock 22.... My dad gave it to me the day i graduated basic training.

 

[oldfb]

S&W Model 39
It used to fte every fifty rounds or double feed. Slide was looser than my best friends sister. But I still miss the old girl and the 39.lol

 

[padawan]

Ruger P85 9mm. Damn thing was so heavy you could always throw it as a weapon when it jammed.

 

[shockabookoo]

a high standerd 1911 shoots very well.

 

[misconfig]

a high standerd 1911 shoots very well.

+1 shockabookoo

Nice pistol on the cheap!

 

[shooter@5(4)life]

A Springfield Armory G.I. 1911 .45ACP at dare I say 13 years old. My dad thought I should do it right! I shot his Colt Detective Special .38SPL snub nose at 5 years old and have been shooting ever since. Of course my mom sh%%! LOL................. And yes I still have it today after all these years. How could you sell a gun like that? I still remember the day he handed it over to me for good when I was old enough to own it myself. I love you very much dad! I'm a die hard Glock and Sig guy now!!!