What's your most unusual pistol?

[Steve300xcw]

That kimber will be fun

 

[Texas97]

Most interesting. Probably the 22 Derringer.

small tip for you: dont dry fire that derringer. it will break the firing pin with a quickness. the good thing is its so common and they made a ton of those, that the parts are relatively easy to get. still a pain. no dry fire though.

 

[Spreader]

From my Dad, to my much older cousin then to my brother. All gone now. Remember when dad gave it to the cousin.
.25 cal Browning in original, but tattered box. Made in Belgium. Safe queen now.
Nothing special but a German made .45 Sig P220 stands night gaurd.

 

[OHV Wildcat]

Pic please, need some new fap material

It’s really pretty sweet. Accurate, decent trigger, weighs 24 oz empty. Muzzle blast with those comp ports is awful, though.


And, since I had the safe open—another not-really-rare-but-kinda one. My Dan Wesson Valor 9MM. I love this freaking thing.

 

[Mikenike]

How about a Savage 101 single shot revolver?
Or an American Arms P38 in 22lr?

Any chance you want to get rid of that American arms? I have one but the slide cracked(apparently this is common btw).... I loved that little bastard though.

 

[cj3a]

.475 from John linebaugh and 45 with a Keith latch from single action services

 

[cj3a]

Les Baer with the 1 1/2 package and a 10 inch ruger mark II

 

[Jes]

I pick up my Les Baer tomorrow, I hope it shoots good.
Most unusual pistol I own? Probably my Intratec AB10...

 

[gozuki]

Calico M950 :)

Mmm, helical mag goodness

 

[Roc Doc]

Some of you guys have some cool/oddball stuff.

 

[DavidVanVorous]

Prolly the .357 Herrett TC contender (G1) 14" barrel.
Either that or the M97 12 ga full choke goose gun of my grandfathers. Used that the other day to convince a bear that my property was not a good place to be (wildlife round). Course a M97 isnt exactly a pistol so..................never mind.

 

[Chzbrgr]

Buckmark I've had for about 25 years. Not enough wood for all the notches it could have.

 

[jeeptj19992001]

Most interesting is s&w 1917
Was used by the English
Has English proof marks
US manufactured.

 

[[486]]

Most interesting is s&w 1917
Was used by the English
Has English proof marks
US manufactured.

sorta similar-ish but not at all really, I've been wanting one of them top-break big webleys (one of the 'ruined ones' cut for moon clips) or maybe enfields "that there brit shit"

last I was looking they were like $1200, prolly a lot more by now though :\

 

[total newb]

Most interesting. Probably the 22 Derringer.

Lol. Got the same one!

 

[BDK]

Unique Armes Corsair .22LR
It was handed to me in a paper bag at a good friend's funeral by his daughter. No grips and surface rust. It cleaned up pretty good. Shoots very well.

 

[Jes]

When the HK P7s were offered for sale in the late 1990s for $800ish, damn. I wish I woulda bit even though I was poor. I shoulda found a way to buy a bunch of those but..... ****.

 

[Briansc33]

Not necessarily rare but supposedly limited edition (only 2500 produced) Walther P22 "carbon fiber":

The Wife's pink Sig Mosquito :

Not so rare... My wife's..

 

[subybaja]

Lol. Got the same one!

My buddy has one of those too. I made him a kydex pocket clip that mounts under a grip scale.

It was his Dad's. Several times my friend got a call from the airport "Hey, come pick up my pistol, it's in the bottom of the john trashcan."

 

[HillbillyDeluxe]

Probably my S&W Model 41. My dad picked it up for me when I was a teenager.

I've also got a Ruger Mark 1 that my grandpa gave me and he had no idea where he got it from iirc He thought maybe it belonged to my great aunts husband but he died in the 70's I think. And its not anywhere near new condition. I need to check the serial # on it and see when it was made.