Whatever I carry or have to train others on is what I shoot.
To be honest I don't find it fun to bring more than a couple guns to the range at any given time and I feel guilty for wasting time and ammo if I'm not somehow improving my own skill.
I have plenty of guns, but to be honest they mostly live in my safe unless I'm teaching someone or testing something.
Ouch those are my toes you are stepping on. I am working on reducing and focusing.Originally Posted by HopetonBrown
As for me my fun gun is either a 34 or a 4" 586. Both make me feel like I am a better shot than I am.
Definitely don't bring more than two guns at a time to play with... and that is if you have enough time and ammo to make the practice worthwhile with each one.
What guns are your not fun ones?
My favorite is actually my EDC, a Roland Special. I didn’t like the Gen 4 Glock until I got it heavily modified though.
Otherwise, 9mm 1911. If I modified it a little bit, including a red dot, I doubt I’d even mention the Glock in a thread like this.
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My favorite range gun is my 1911. But, my 1911 is chambered in 45 ACP, it’s heavy, low on capacity, and it doesn’t get carried. Therefore it’s a safe queen unless I have extra time to shoot it.
My P30’s get shot, carried, and loved.
Alloy-framed Lightweight Commander 9mm for carry.
Steel-framed Combat Commander 9mm for training/practice. Fun to shoot.
Shoot the .45 once in a while to stay in practice with it. Also fun to shoot.
Bedside gun is a railed Commander .45 with light mounted.
1986s4: may I kmow which revolver you use for IDPA?
Last edited by gunrascal; 03-21-2019 at 02:01 PM.
My 642 after 75 rounds of wadcutters or 10 rounds of anything else or my Glock 43 after 100.
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