What was your first Handgun?

[bdwhitaker]

Springfield XD9 subcompact...was like holding a piece of wood

 

[2 151 INF]

Springfield XDM full sized 45. Still own it, but now that I have my 1911 I might sell it for some m1 garand money

 

[GingerGlockGirl]

Picked up a my new Glock 26 Gen 3 at Steven R Jenkins yesterday. Took it to Camp Atterbury today. Nothing like a Glock

 

[LeadPharmer]

A Taurus PT 24/7 that I didn't even own for 3 months before selling it to a friend and going to a Glock 19.

 

[mloney2]

First handgun

Taurus pt145

 

[mackwage]

Glock 19c here. And it for sure won't be my last Glock!

 

[spd211]

H&R Top Break chambered in .32. Shot great, now it's a conversation piece.

 

[Jack1861]

My first handgun was a piece of bread I nibbled into the shape of a firearm.

As cutting edge as that may seem, it is apparently nothing like a toaster pastry nibbled into the shape of a firearm....toasted pastry with a warm center? That's some serious !!!! right there. Evidently it is enough to get suspended for doing.

Mine though was just bread.

 

[badequinox]

Actually I received 2 at the same time, a service issued wwII Colt 1911 and a High Standard Sport King.

 

[Tater22LR]

Ruger Mark III 22/45 put about 3k rounds through her to learn. Then an XDM 9mm full size. I love that gun especially after the PRP trigger addition. Got a CZ 75 SP-01 9mm. It is a really nice gun but I just can't fall in love with it. Grip to too big for my mitts.

 

[wlkjr]

Stoeger Luger .22 in early 80's. Wish I still had it. Was a 15 shot and felt really good in the hand.

 

[jbrownrfn]

Beretta M9 still my favorite handgun never had any issues and has had thousand plus rounds through it.

 

[Beorn]

Bought my first handgun a Gen4 Glock19 a few weeks ago.

Very happy with it (so far) after 200+ rounds fired.

More practice with it this weekend

 

[squidvt]

My first handgun is the XDs in .45ACP. I love it.

 

[mlouisalbert]

My first handgun was a Glock 27, loved the Glock but not the 27..... I got it because of the compatibility with the department guns that we had at the time. I've since left government work and have traded it off. Hoping to get a Glock 30 here shortly!!!!

 

[BEBOATS]

Colt Challenger purchased circa 1954, gave it to one of my sons around 12 years ago.

 

[warren5421]

H&R top break .22 bought at the feed store in late 50's. Every time dad took corn to the feed store to have it ground and mixed with oats and molasses to feed the horses I would burn a hole through the glass case looking at it. After 3-4 months of looking at it dad bought it for me. The general store would sell .22 rounds for a penny per round so I would save my pennies tell dad or mom would go town (pop 239) where I would buy 1 to a box for $0.39. I started shooting one round at a time.

 

[heofon]

H&R top break .22 bought at the feed store in late 50's. Every time dad took corn to the feed store to have it ground and mixed with oats and molasses to feed the horses I would burn a hole through the glass case looking at it. After 3-4 months of looking at it dad bought it for me. The general store would sell .22 rounds for a penny per round so I would save my pennies tell dad or mom would go town (pop 239) where I would buy 1 to a box for $0.39. I started shooting one round at a time.

Sounds like the good old days to me.

 

[freekforge]

Mine was a zehna in .25acp taken of a dead german and left to me when my grandpa died when I was 4

 

[indyrun]

Accurized Colt Gov't. Mdl. Mark IV Series 70 in .45 bought and accurized in 1973. Still shoots as sweet as the day it came off the bench.