Most Comfortable Handgun You've Held?

[Guest balinalthor]

Walther's ergonomics is amazing IMO

[BillyBob]

Definitely the Walter P99 one of the main reasons I bought it.

[Guest AmericanWorkMule]

I just love the feel of a Glock on a woman

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[Guest The Dude]

I'd have to go with an HK P30 for the comfort. But the pic above looks pretty tempting...

[Chadastrophic]

Hands down a PPQ.

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[The Legion]

My Smith & Wesson M&P Pro feels very good in my hand.

[vujade]

Had several Beretta PX4s. My first was one of those on the spot purchases where I bought it as soon as I held it; didn't know anything about it before then.

Interests changed and I'm a 1911 fan now.

[Guest BPM]

How have so few of you ever held Walther P22's/PK380's? Those have to be the best pistols to hold that have ever been made. I saw a couple people giving them some love but every time anyone has ever picked up my P22 they are blown away by how it great it feels.

[Will H]

Best most comfortable for me is the Beretta Storm series.

[Guest 357 Mag]

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I like my H&k USP .45 Compact. The sights line up nicely with my prefered wrist angle. And for my small hands the grip is comfortable. I don't have to stretch to get good contact with the trigger. Not to mention the mag release is ambi and easy to use.
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I agree with this 105%, even though I have medium-sized, fatty-fingered hands. My USP is a natural.

[Guest rebeldrummer]

H&K P30 V3 for sure is on my list
I also really like my M&P 9 pro


woa...this was my 1000th post!!! PARTY TIME!!! ha ha ha ha Edited November 5, 2012 by rebeldrummer

[jaysouth]

The one with the best "feel" turned out to be the most inaccurate and undpendable gun I have ever owned. A P-08 Luger!

[maddog909]

Haven't handled a lot of firearms but when I looked for mine I was particular to how it felt. I was leaning towards a Walther P99 but found a cheaper SW990L that was similar in feel. Fits my hand nicely and doesn't end up punishing me after 200 rounds.

[Guest Ken]

My Ruger SR1911.
Ken

[sbroomheadsr]

CZ-82

[DAdams]

[size=6][font=georgia, serif][sup]Walther P99 Full Size. [/sup][/font]
[font=georgia, serif][sup]Best ergonomics in a handgun. Italian designed. [/sup][/font][/size]

[size=6][font=georgia, serif][sup][IMG]http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m22/dadams111/Handguns/untitled-1.jpg[/IMG][/sup][/font][/size] Edited November 6, 2012 by DAdams

[sybo]

HK P30L

[JimHouchin]

S & W K frame revolver, I like the balance of my 3 inch guns... with old school buttler creek/UM finger groove boot grips (Or some Ahrends smooth combat boot grips)

[Guest 6.8 AR]

Baby Eagle .45

[bucnball]

A 44 year-old retired duty-worn model 10 38 Special clad with a Hogue monogrip that has a sweet trigger...

[frankmako]

colt 1911a1 and/or s&w model 39-2.

[lshel]

S&W M&P 9 is the most comfortable feel and also shoots great.

[Guest doc.card]

My M&P full size 40 cal....Also love my 1911

[JKGlock17]

Gen 2 Glock 19 / HK USPc .45 acp

I am at a tie

[Chadastrophic]

I'm surprised at the number of people that say M&P full size. I just grabbed a 40cal, it's nice, but the PPQ is so much better. Can't beat the price of the M&P range and carry kit. I got it for $520 otd.

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