How about those other auto's!

Midnight Raver · Oct 30, 2012

Looks pretty sweet Dirk!

Frost · Nov 17, 2012

Very Trick!

Hambone · Nov 22, 2012

Recently picked up my wife a new pistol. She enjoyed the tcp 738 but she said it was time for a larger caliber. So I picked her up a Ruger lc9 with laser

DixieDrifter · Jan 26, 2013

Midnight Raver · Jan 26, 2013

Czech weaponry has a tradition of being well built and fine- looks like it still runs strong in them.

Tigerstripe · Jan 27, 2013

the holster for IPSC

steel Para kit/ Gold Cup slide, Wilson bbl and comp, hard chromed the frame, 23 rd mag, etc

Aluminum Commander Para kit /Officers slide
built them both myself before Para ever made a complete gun.

Enjay · Jan 27, 2013

Nice! I'm a fan of the bi-colored guns and custom builds.

PANZER22 · Jan 27, 2013

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Avtomat-Acolyte · Jan 28, 2013

dride76 · Feb 27, 2013

My favorite Auto

jfeenin · Mar 29, 2013

Lots of nice auto's here! I especially like the Luger. That ones on my list to get eventually for sure.

Here's mine:

--- Joe

Midnight Raver · Mar 31, 2013

All very nice, including the PPK looking one!

However, that is the first time I think I've seen an actual 4th Gen Glock on here! The backstrap sure makes a BIG difference in the grip configuration, definitely a nice custom addition to the newer Glocks. Nice G19, glad you posted it to see the difference!

PapaBear · Mar 31, 2013

EAA Witness Elite Match in .40 S&W, with Streamlight TLR-2 light/laser. This is the bedside handgun. SWEET SWEET shooter.....

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jfeenin · Mar 31, 2013

Midnight Raver said:
All very nice, including the PPK looking one!

However, that is the first time I think I've seen an actual 4th Gen Glock on here! The backstrap sure makes a BIG difference in the grip configuration, definitely a nice custom addition to the newer Glocks. Nice G19, glad you posted it to see the difference!

My G19 has none of the added backstraps. They seemed flimsy to me and I didn't trust that they wouldn't break when dropped or something. I know Glock probably did tons of testing to make sure they didn't but if I don't trust it I won't use it. On the other hand my Gen 4 was less than stellar when I got it. 80% of the cases that did eject smacked my in the head of face and several pr hundred would jam in the ejection port. I had made sure i had the new recoil spring when I bought it because I knew about that issue but it still did it. So I called where I bought it and they by some irony had a big event going on the next weekend and the Glock rep was coming and she brought new ejectors which I guess were identified as a cause. Apparently I wasn't the only one with the issue. So I took it in, they swapped it while I was there and I headed to the range. I am happy to say since that change the thing hasn't had a single failure of any kind and that was probably 1000 rounds ago. I now love that pistol.

That being said, because of it's early issues, the only pistol own that has never, literally never, had a failure to fire, feed, or eject is the big ugly Ruger P89. I know they take a lot of flack but they are/were affordable and reliable sidearms that get the job done. That being said it's too think to carry. If I carry it's usually the Glock, previous to owning that it was the 1911.

@PapaBear - I have a Streamlight without the laser for my Glock. Very nice Addition.