So what's the first handgun you ever owned?

[MIRAMICHIER]

Colt Diamondback 38 special,Don't have,never should have sold.

 

[erickdw]

Colt Diamondback 22cal 4 inch 30 years ago Still have and still shoot it.

 

[Presley_Smith]

Pistol, Ruger sr9 had it for 6 months then traded it for a springfield xdm 9mm

 

[Pblatzz]

Enfield tanker in 38 S&W because it was $38.

 

[greenhorn]

Browning Buckmark Plus (24 yrs ago). Still have it and use it regularly.

 

[stjones]

Walther P99 AS 9mm

 

[frogger]

Ruger MkIII Target

 

[ranger_scout]

Colt 1911 government series 80

 

[archer1]

mine is coming this week it is a cz 85 b
my son is a lefty so we decided to cater to both

Howdy CGN pistol and revolver connoisseurs! Just wanted to start an open discussion or show-and-tell on the topic of "your first handgun ever owned".

So what's yours? When did you acquire it? Do you still have it?

Please feel free to post pics


Cheers!

 

[Coachgun67]

My first one was a Revolver...good ol' Ruger single six,even it gets not used much anymore still have it and keep it.
CG

 

[gopher73]

Thought I'd start with "Perfection", so I got the Glock 17 Gen 4. Every other pistol I buy thereafter will be a compromise

(flame suit on)

 

[youthshooter]

Glock 17

 

[nsgallup]

HK45, picking it up from the post office tomorrow

 

[H.K.Glock 007]

Sig mosquito. Now I know stuff.

 

[squamishhunter]

Ruger redhawk .44mag

 

[gdawg]

Ruger redhawk .44mag

Nice. Go big or go home! How's the flinch? ;-)

 

[dan belisle]

Given a 36 Luger by a family member, the first one I bought was a Dan Wesson, many, many years ago. - dan

 

[mt666tm]

Sig P226 German (1990 mfg.)... I wish I never sold it, I just stopped shooting at ranges for a while. I will be getting another soon enough.

 

[theiss]

HK P2000 in 9mm. Still have it and shoot it, but my wife and my brother have their eyes on it.

 

[WetCoast]

Colt .45 Gold Cup in stainless. From Alan Lever about 30 yrs ago: Damn. Has been loaned out to my Dad and my brother over the years but is back in my hands again. Isn't that what family is for?