Current retirement gun is a Sig 239 40 cal.
DAK

May sound weird but the gen1 Ruger LCP .380 has become the family gun. Not sure why we all gravitated to the ugly little pistol, but there's quite a LCP collection at family reunions.

Well my best shooting would be my P210A but if it would be one pistol that I wouldn't feel "under armed" with it's my 1989 era P220 in .45acp.

I had it out last week and it just impresses me.

I've really been bit by the 2011 bug, but thankfully I'm so broke right now I can't buy any.

It's been about 14 years since I picked up my first handgun. The shop had 2 German SP2022s and shortly after the first one, I returned to snagged the other one for some reason. I'm by no means as proficient as I wish to be with it, it definitely keeps me honest and improving. It probably also kept me from chasing HKs although I have acquired classic p-series SIGs when the opportunity presented itself but my first can be considered "my gun".

I’d have to go with my P226, circa 2008ish, in .40. Have around 5k through it and it’s still just one of those guns you pick up and everything feels right and seem to hit whatever I aim at. It was also my 21st bday present to myself and the one gun I can’t imagine ever selling.

Gen3 G19.

MK25

HK VP9sk Trijicon RMR

365 legion

Guess it would have to be my P226. Its just a great pistol.

At the risk of being too predictable: P320 Nitron Compact.

My old answer would've been cz75b. But the last few years it's been my Springfield XD-mod2 4" with a PRP trigger kit installed in it. Not pretty but it feels natural in my hand and seems to just shoot where I want it to.

So, which is your favorite child?

I trust my life to a SIG 229 .40.

I shoot a SIG GSR Compact 1911 in .45 ACP the best.

My 9mm of choice is the SigPro 2022, which I think is the finest polymer pistol available.

I carry a 4" 629 in the woods.

I'm not sure how much this helps, but it's why I own a bunch of guns.