Ok, so what is the best looking handgun?

[Batt 57]

H&K P9S


H&K P7M8


Colt Python 4" Nickel





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[SPO1SHADOW]

The very first custom handgun will always be my favorite. From 1928 until now they haven't made one more beautiful to me.




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[handgun2]

Great looking guns guys!  I almost thought this thread had died.
But, thanks for reviving.. 
Bat57,  tell me more about that HK P7!  that is a clean looking gun to my eye, don't think I know anything about them. Hmmm, gonna have to use some search kung fu! 
While I am not a really a revolver guy.. those 'Snake guns" really are sweet.  I shot many times as a kid, my Uncle's Dirty Harry Model!

thanks for giving more good things to look and at, ponder and lust over guys!
K in MI

[Batt 57]

Bat57,  tell me more about that HK P7!  that is a clean looking gun to my eye, don't think I know anything about them. Hmmm, gonna have to use some search kung fu! 

The P7's were amazing guns. A little complicated but a great gun nonetheless. An engineering marvel to be sure. They have been out of production for some time and I think the prices have gone through the roof.

www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2015/01/jeremy-s/heckler-koch-p7-is-the-best-pistol-ever/amp/


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[aguila9]

I always fancied that HK P7

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[M1A4ME]

The ONE CZ that grabs my attention when seen at a gun show is the urban gray CZ 75.  I don't know why, but it does.  Every time I see one I want to pick it up.  But I'm scared if I pick it up, I'll want it, if I want it, I'll buy it.  And I don't need it.  I've got a carry gun or two.  I've got a few range guns.  I'd have it, never carry it, never take it to the range, and I'd feel bad about it.

I've got some pretty pistols.  A two tone CZ 85 (pre B), a satin nickel CZ 85 Compact, an urban gray P01, a two tone P07, a two tone P09, a stainless steel 1911 (Colt Series 80), a two tone Browning BDM, and I won't even talk about the S&W revolvers that are over 30 years old and still look new.  But that urban gray CZ 75 just calls to me every time I see one.

[Batt 57]

The ONE CZ that grabs my attention when seen at a gun show is the urban gray CZ 75.  I don't know why, but it does.  Every time I see one I want to pick it up.  But I'm scared if I pick it up, I'll want it, if I want it, I'll buy it.  And I don't need it.  I've got a carry gun or two.  I've got a few range guns.  I'd have it, never carry it, never take it to the range, and I'd feel bad about it.

I've got some pretty pistols.  A two tone CZ 85 (pre B), a satin nickel CZ 85 Compact, an urban gray P01, a two tone P07, a two tone P09, a stainless steel 1911 (Colt Series 80), a two tone Browning BDM, and I won't even talk about the S&W revolvers that are over 30 years old and still look new.  But that urban gray CZ 75 just calls to me every time I see one.

Post some pictures of those two tone guns!


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[Stojanovich]

Here's one for the Python-haters: an early 6" S&W Model 586 (no dash) with the S&W logo on the right side of the frame and the pinned Patridge front sight blade.  S&W couldn't tell me anything other than a 'limited' number were built at the factory, like this, in early 1982.  I stumbled across it at my LGS last week.  No original box but there isn't any dings, scratches or signs of handling on it.



I think the early L Frame S&W's had some of the nicest bluing outside of the Model 27's, which were slightly more polished.  I'm very excited to be taking this one home the day after tomorrow.

[Tanners Owner]

the one that's in my hand at the time

[FieldGrade]

That's easy.....my new Model 10....circa 1978.

[handgun2]

thank you guys!  great photo's , great guns! cant wait to see more! helps me.. think about next purchase's! 
cheers all!
 
 K in MI

[aguila9]

That's easy.....my new Model 10....circa 1978.

I had a new model 10-7. It was beautiful and had maybe two dozen rounds through it. I foolishly had it made into a PPC open gun. In hindsight I should have gotten a more used model 10 or 64 and saved the beauty for safe queen duty.

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[Tok36]

I have always thought this CZC build was pretty amazing looking. Not mine.

[Marcus]

A nice, pristine, early 1911 Colt is about as good looking as it gets.

[Marcus]

An original .44 Automag is a thing of beauty also.