9mm, .40, .45

[PuddleJumper]

I have to agree with Bubba on this.
My .50 is a hawkens style.

Tack driving ,shoulder thumping primitive shoulder mounted canon.

And lots of fun to shoot.

I'd hate to be in a war with 20 angry guys charging me though.

[yamahonkawazuki]

I dunno young people these days, just don't know what fun is.

ive got several muzzleloaders, which i enjoy shooting. my favourite gun atm is my snubby smith500 tho dammit i just realised why my ass is broke all the time. my guns like the pricy ammo

[bubba zanetti]

I'm not having a go at what people want to shoot, it's just that I prefer my muzzle loaders.

Even though the majority of my guns are muzzle loaders/BP cartridge, my favourite pistol is my Smith & Wesson .357 revolver. 

[spc]

    There's a .454 at a local pawn shop for $600.............
I could f%$k some shaZam! up with that

[blue05twin]

Smith & Wesson Sigma with 4 clips either the 9mm or the .40 in a case with a " combat light " cool name for a flash light  .  All that for $350.  Good deal?  If it is I'll probally get the .40.

[spc]

     Yeah that's a pretty good deal   I'd buy it

[natedawg120]

Yeah a friend of mine would sell me his rugar .40 for 300 bucks, I am thinking real hard about it.....

[spc]

The bartender I used to work with is thinking about selling her H&K .45.......I told I have first dibs if she does

[blue05twin]

Thanks for the answer it's actually brand new from Bass Pro Shop 

[spc]

One of those BPS megastores?   I love those places!!!!!!

[natedawg120]

Yeah they are pretty nice, they have a bit of everything in there.

[SmartDrug]

The Sigma is a great first handgun.  Simple enough, functions very well and is quite inexpensive.  I'd jump all over that deal.

[porsche4786]

Anybody ever try the Taurus guns? Such as the millennium pro? or the model 850? model 85? I know they are pretty light and will have some kick, but if I get a big gun I don't think I would want to carry it around with me, and then what's the point in having it.

http://www.taurususa.com/products/product-details.cfm?id=18&category=Pistol

http://www.taurususa.com/products/product-details.cfm?id=294&category=Revolver

http://www.taurususa.com/products/product-details.cfm?id=316&category=Revolver

[vtlion]

Can't speak about the compact pistols, but I have owned two different 945 models (large frame, 45ACP).  They are reliable for recreational target shooting.  I have never really dumped an entire clip to see how they react to the heat.  All I can say is that I have never had a misfire with either of mine.   I now own a compact glock, so i really don't consider my Taurus much more than a weekend toy.

They also come with a lifetime repair policy, which is cool.

[spc]

OK:
1:    http://www.bradycampaign.org/legislation/state/viewstate.php?st=or
good info on there

2:    If you want something small and easy to carry check out Kel-Tec  they make some great compact lightweights.  They don't have a safety but the trigger pull is fairly deliberate.

[porsche4786]

OK:
1:    http://www.bradycampaign.org/legislation/state/viewstate.php?st=or
good info on there

2:    If you want something small and easy to carry check out Kel-Tec  they make some great compact lightweights.  They don't have a safety but the trigger pull is fairly deliberate.

i really want something with a safety and taurus seemed to be one of the few that uses a manual safety.