Quite a number of years ago, while visiting a Gander Mountain Store firearms section, I found a
law enforcement trade in P226S stainless. It had 3
magazines and the blue "Law Enforcement" case. It
must have been carried under an armpit since on top
of the slide appeared some minor corrosion between
the rear sight and the ejection port. It shoots like a dream, and every time I go to the range to
shoot one or more of my other Sigs, this P226S always comes along too.

Coonan Classic .357 Magnum.

P225 and p239 in all 3 calibers. Least fun, NAA Guardian .380.

HK P7 PSP and Walther PPQ 22LR. The Walther handles like my 9mm but I can shoot it for substantially less, so it gets the nod most of the time.

"Pistol": CMMG Banshee 10mm.
Actual honest-to-goodness handgun: Laugo Alien.

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Least fun, NAA Guardian .380.

I'm kinda with you on that one, at least for the first three or four magazines. After those my shooting hand is well numbed up from the beating and recoil so going forward I pretty much don't feel a thing.

CZ TSO

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Which of your pistols do you find the most fun to shoot at the range?

This one:

I carry poly/striker guns but enjoy shooting my metal framed, hammer fired guns at the range. 92fs, P226, P229...

Either my P229 or my AXG Scorpion. I can't decide which. One of these days I will have to shoot them both on the same range trip to compare. Sort of a pistol playoff.

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Originally posted by P220.10mm:
Coonan Classic .357 Magnum.

ohh, you win ! I love those. About 10 years ago I bought a Colt .38 Super, just for fun. Now it's my favorite pistol.

HK P7M8
Glock 23 in 357 Sig

My Walther PPQ Q5 SF. Practically no recoil and incredibly accurate. Just a fun gun to shoot and see how many rounds I can place in a single hole.

This gun is like cheating. Point, bang, hit everything you aim it at.

Ruger Mk II

My favorite to shoot is the suppressed S&W Model 41. An absolute joy in all ways.

I have (2) that are a lot of fun to shoot. The first one is an M2 Mauser in .45. Weird looking pistol but it really fits my hand well and with it's rolling barrel, recoil is felt differently as it rolls your wrist instead of pushing it upwards. It's a pleasure to shoot.


The other is a custom Colt .45. With it's full length Bo-Mar sights, and custom work, the pistol handles like a dream. A kid can shoot this thing.

For me it's one of three. I have a Ruger MkIII 22\45 set up to mimic my P320 that always seems to follow me to the range. The other two are a 9mm 1911 and my tuned model 19.

Sig X-6 P220 - it just consistently hits center mass, more than any other pistol I own including a X-5 and a X-6 P226 - and an old Browning .22 hunting pistol. Things like 8" long and super soft shooting.