You always remember your first...

[U.S. Patriot]

My first handgun was a stainless Firestar .45 ACP.

 

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An N frame Smith & Wesson 57-1 in 41 magnum. It was my fathers gun and he never shot it. It served its purpose as a truck gun, but to be honest it was too big for me and I never shot it to its potential. I ended up trading it for a model 41 target pistol. It has since been restored and is part of a traveling revolver collection/showcase. I only miss the gun because dad gave it to me. Otherwise it is in a better place as I never found a large frame revolver to be practical. I will not however let go of my target pistol.

 

[revsaxon]

Glock-17. I love that gun, and still am shooting it 14k rounds later.

 

[ArcadiaGP]

H&K USP 40 Compact. Made it my goal when I decided I wanted to be a gun owner that I would find this gun and cherish it.

And I certainly have

 

[JR50]

Bersa 644 .22LR

 

[reaper101]

My first was a Glenfield 22 that was bought by my grandfather, and given to my father, who in turn gave it to me. Its accurate and i still enjoy it. First handgun was a S&W sigma 40. when they first came out. needless to say it was junk and is now gone.

 

[Bigc177]

My first was passed down from my father that was his father's police issued 357. My first purchase was a Ruger P89, and that followed up a couple weeks later when I bought a Ruger P95. I just picked up a Ruger SR9 a couple weeks ago in a trade, and I REALLY like it! You might say I'm a bit of a Ruger fan. Enjoy your new toy

 

[WebSnyper]

My first was a .357 Magnum Colt King Cobra 6" barrel stainless that I purchased.

I sold it off, along with all my other wheel guns. Wish I still had it, but that was almost 20 years ago, and just a couple of weeks ago, I welcomed my first AR into the house, so while I wish I had some past guns back, I'm still liking new ones.