Smith & Wesson by a large margin...Not even close...Older, Pinned and Recessed Revolvers...New Revolvers...Coupla'--three M&P Pistols...Several Third-Gen Autopistols...

Almost all of my collection is previously owned, out of production stuff. So I voted Glock as that’s the only NIB from the manufacturer gun I’ve bought in the last decade from a dealer.

Beretta, CZ and Walther.

I haven't purchased a new revolver from S&W since the infamous lock arrived on the scene. I have purchased a 2.0 45ACP Shield, but fairly soon after that purchase I traded it in for a P365 XL.

I've purchased most of my new handguns from Glock, though I only have a 43X and 42 at this time.

I've, in the past couple of years, also bought some Sigs. Two P365s, and a P365XL. They've all worked perfectly.

But my answer is Glock.

Bob

It's a three-way tie between Ruger, S&W and SIG for handguns.

If I also count rifles, Ruger gets the nod.

HK.

CZ

Unquestionably Sig.

Sig, then S&W

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Originally posted by RichardC:
For me, its been S&W.

ditto,

far more Smiths (all revolvers except for a 52 and 41)

Colt would be #2

H&K by a wide margin. Sig in second place.

Walther, then Beretta.

Had to vote "Other" due to a tie.
Numerous SIGs and CZs.

Walther first (4) and then Sig (2).

4 Sig
1 Dan Wesson
1 Springfield, which I regret

HK and Walther.

Other.
S&W
Sig
KelTec
Taurus
Ruger

1 of each.

Sig. Only purchased 2 others (Glocks) in the last 5 years. Still have one of the Glocks.

Gotta be Ruger (mostly revolvers), then there's a smaller group of Sigs and Springfield Armory (SA 1911s, not XDs...not a big XD fan). The rest of my collection is mostly single examples from various manufacturers.

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