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Excluding revolvers, what is your favorite C&R pistol? Let's also add most reliable as a deciding factor as well. | ||
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I like the CZ82, 9x18 Makarov. Back in the day standard sidearm of Czech military and police. Ambi controls make it suitable for a lh shooter. Quite difficult to reassemble after a detail strip, however. Solid steel construction, durable and dependable, | |||
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Hmmm... Luger or 1903 Colt. End of Earth: 2 Miles Upper Peninsula: 4 Miles | |||
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Probably a Mauser C96 but sadly I don't own one of those. That's Cslingers gofundme@....... Of what I own a Walther PP. Just great bluing, classic lines, good shooter its just a NICE pistol. "Guns are tools. The only weapon ever created was man." | |||
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Old GI 1911’s and 1911A1’s, and pre WWII commercials | |||
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Colt 1908 .25 cal. Had CCR re-finish it. Haven't shot it and not really sure if I ever will. | |||
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My bank account says C96 Red 9. I also love the 1911 of course and the luger. Roth Steyr is a funky cool pistol. Want to hear something crazy? I have and love my Dreyse .32. Really cool little gun. Damn, I just love all C&Rs. Except the makarov. Its accurate but that recoil kills. | |||
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Pre-A1 1911's in polished blue. A1/parkerized not so much. Original Hi Powers. Sig P210/P48. S&W Model 41. Maybe a S&W 39 since it was the first US made 9mm DA/SA. | |||
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Get a Pearce grip , greatly reduces felt recoil. | |||
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I fell in love with the 1911 when I was in boot-camp. I still love to shoot them. My son recently gave me a WWII G.I. piece, so that is my favorite. I also like shooting my 1907 Dreyse, and assortment of old Colt and S&W revolvers from the early 1900s. | |||
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I also have a 1907 Dreyse pistol, but I have never fired it. I have only owned it 40+ years!! | |||
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Come on guys. This is the SIG Forum. My favorite C&R pistol is a circa 1947, SIG SP47-8 from the original Swedish Sports Shooters Association order. This old girl has the best trigger I have ever used, bar none. I also have an older .22lr conversion kit for it. “Elections have consequences, and at the end of the day, I won.” – Barack Hussein Obama, January 23, 2009 | |||
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1903 Colt. U.S. Army 11F4P Vietnam 69-70 NRA Life Member | |||
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For some reason I have always been drawn to the Steyr-Hahn. | |||
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Polish P64. 9X18 Makarov. Snappy little puppy. Only negative is that damn double action trigger pull. ********* "Some people are alive today because it's against the law to kill them". | |||
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How about a Sauer? 38H Bill R | |||
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For a curio and relic, how about anything by Sig, because it's no longer supported a year after being introduced. My Gen 1 MPX, for example... | |||
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Lahti P40. Very pleasant shooting, amazingly accurate. | |||
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Huh. I owned a Russian commercial Makarov for a time and never thought the recoil was bad at all. The thing weighs like 8 pounds which soaks up that recoil pretty well. I take it you’ve never shot a lightweight alloy Smith & Wesson .38/.357 snubnose revolver? Now that is some unpleasant recoil... | |||
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"Unpleasant"? I say, nay, nay! It causes one to laugh out loud, and go to the sales counter for another box of 50. ____________________ | |||
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