[AIKIJUTSU]

Originally Posted by AIKIJUTSU

A 1911 in the Marine Corps. My first pistol in civilian life was a pitiful RG Industries Model 40, a junk .38 spl made from cast iron. After years of folly depending on it I found out it was more dangerous to the shooter than to the shootee, so I replaced it with a Charter Arms Bulldog. That was over 30 years and 52 guns ago, but I still have the Bulldog, and it still shoots straight. It's good as a coat-pocket piece in cold weather.

Actually, my first "pistole" was a water pistol, a "squirt gun", when I was about 3 years old. I never was lucky enough to own a super-soaker, though.

[vulgar_hands]

My first was a beretta 92. Tis is still one of my favorite pistols to shoot. I find I am more accurate with this gun than any other gun I've ever owned.

[wbaker]

Star b super 9mm still have it and still shoots great.

[Donn]

Smith & Wesson Model 29. Bought it in 1978. My sentimental favorite wheelgun. However, apologies to Harry Calahan, it is NOT an EDC gun. First auto was a Springfield Armory 1911, purchased in the 80's. Sold it when I got a Colt Series 70 Mk.IV.

[redscho]

My first pistol was a Hi Standard HD Military. I wish I had never gotten rid of it, but college expense overulled keeping it. First center fire - Ruger Security Six .357 magnum. Smarter, I held on to it.

[Robbie762]

Ruger Security Six. Twenty Five years ago, still have it.

[kycol]

My first was two six shooter cap guns. The first real pistol I ever fired was a high standard hd military. First one I ever bought was a Jennings 9mm. My most prized today a p250 sig that my son traded his sauga shot gun for to give me for Christmas. And next most prized in high standard hd military.

[jeepejeep]

Originally Posted by Robbie762

Ruger Security Six. Twenty Five years ago, still have it.

That was my second handgun, still have mine too and it's the most accurate handgun I own.

[blucoondawg]

Originally Posted by redscho

My first pistol was a Hi Standard HD Military. I wish I had never gotten rid of it, but college expense overulled keeping it. First center fire - Ruger Security Six .357 magnum. Smarter, I held on to it.

This is the first pistol I ever shot, my dad still has it, the first I ever bought myself was a Ruger Mark II, wish I still had it, needed money and it was the most expendable. First centerfire Ruger GP 100 357 6" stainless.

[trip286]

Heritage rough rider .22. Not such a great gun, but it was accurate and cool. I was 15. I've only owned that one, a Rossi .357 snubbie, a Smith 65-2, and my current, a SA milspec 1911.