Which Hangun Do You Use Most?

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1. Valtro

2. Ruger 22/45

3. S&W Mod 627

#1 and #3 switch places from time to time.
 
Bersa .380.

My carry gun, the one I WANT to shoot the best. Practice every week, 50-100 rnds, I constantly learn something new about myself with it. And its fun to shoot, at $6 a box doesn't hurt the wallet too bad.
 
Browning Hi-Power.

However, if I get that S&W 686 or Ruger GP-100 I am presently longing for, it will take over as most used while I become proficient with the DA trigger.
 
#1 Gun

For the last two years, CZ 75B....BUT, I'm shopping for my first COLT 1911(actually, 1991)so, it will nose-out the CZ....get it? Colt is a horsey...'nose-out'....whatever :uhoh:
Yes, I know .45 ACP is more expensive than 9mm and, no: I don't reload. I'll just give-up eating for awhile.
 
HK USP 9....it's also my hardest gun to shoot well, so I feel the need to practice more with it.
 
The one that gets carried the most gets shot the most. That's my OM Ruger Blackhawk in .41Magnum. It's been with me since the early '60s and is almost a part of me.:cool:
 
I guess rounds wise, the hadngun I've shot the most is my HK USP 45. The one that I've been shooting the most lately has been either my BHP or my COT XSE.
 
For carry, I go back and forth between my Bersa Thunder .380 and my Glock 26 9mm. Depends on what I'm wearing and how I want to carry.

Cheers,
ChickenHawk
 
Most used gun the last couple weeks has been my SIG 229. For the year before that, it was probably my Kahr P0 Covert. Single most used centerfire gun of all time is my Taurus PT99.

I really like 1911s, CZs and BHPs... If I could only have one gun, it would be some derivative of one of those... Probably a CZ in 9.
 
I go through pistols like a state college student goes through girlfriends, but my first pistol, a Beretta 92FS, has survived it all. Believe me, it takes more than nostalgia for me to hold onto something, so it's a good thing it's so darn good-looking, ergonomic, and reliable. 'Course, the fact that over time I've gotten up to 2" groups at 15 yards (using Weaver) with it helps.

My current sweetie-pie is my Sig 228, which when considering that I'm getting near to the same accuracy level as the Beretta, will probably be around for a long time. But overall, the Beretta has received the most of my attention in the past seven years.
 
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