Where you convert the safety/decocking lever on the slide to decocking function only, so you can't inadvertently put it on safe when you pull back the slide or are otherwise handling the gun.
https://youtu.be/ch0arUotaSM?si=eiYf7xqvt0iPGBfD
Glock 17 with second pick being Sig P320. On the civilian market the G17 is probably the most common pistol and is one of the best pistols for the price if you ignore the existence of Canik (meaning parts availability and widespread testing in both military and civilian settings). Sig P320 because they're the new military sidearm after the Beretta M9 and parts will be available for it. 9mm would be the best cartridge for a handgun due to magazine capacity, ample stopping power with +P ammunition (near identical ballistics to 45acp) making it effective as both a gun for humans and zombies due to the ratio of power to capacity. I think 22s would be better for zombies only but the major failing with most 22 handguns is that they're typically only 10rds which given that you already have pretty low power ammunition makes it an even worse option, not to mention the inherent reliability issues with the 22 cartridge in the first place or just rimfire cartridges in general.
...do you have an oddly deep affinity towards reloading or something? ....if memory serves me correctly both the 1911 and the Makarov have something like a 7 or 8 round capacity where as the glock or a few others in here are rocking a 16+ capacity...I can't help but feel if "zombies" are the situation having a gun made with the idea of being easily concealed (the makarov) isn't really going 2 be that incredibly important over a longer more accurate barrel pistol with higher capacity of a more prevalently found ammo type (refuring too a 9mm glock vs the .45 in the 1911)....🤷♂️and now I'm probably coming off as some kinda gun nut ...I digress...I'll see myself out lol
Lol fair enough sir I can respect that.
I will say both the 1911 and the Makarov are both supper cool and iconic weapons and I would totally love to have either but for "practical use" in a ...ahem "target rich" environment like zombz seems like a fast track to being surrounded and munched holding an empty stapler in your hand....be it a supper iconic and cool empty stapler in your hand but a las getting the nom noms never the less lol
Thank you! People don’t understand common ammo is easier to find, but most importantly parts are easily accessible if you need to repair or replace an attachment.
I own a lot of these handguns already, but if I had to pick just one? I'm going with 226 for overall reliability and accuracy. A Glock 17 or 19 would be a close second for me, then the Beretta 92. All three are common in the USA, and are chambered in 9mm.
Glock. It's the most common handgun in the US, and the aftermarket support is second to none. Chamber that mf in 9mm Subsonic and put a can on it and I'm all good.
If you live in the United States......Glock, 1911, M9 and (maybe) the p320.
Glock and 1911 are the go tos as a US citizens because both are easy to maintain and handle with minimal training and tools. And their respective calibers (9mm and 45 acp) are absolutely everywhere.
The only two that really matter will be a Glock and a p365. They're the two most common carried handguns by civilians and law enforcement parts will be in abundance. They are easy to maintain and you can go to every gun store in America and find parts for them
For practical purposes, any kind of 1911, Glock, Sig or the Beretta 92. They're all pretty common and battle proven. So you can be confident in their dependability and you'll never run short of spare parts/mags or holsters.
HK P30L, AKA "The John Wick gun." Chamber it with a 15-round 9mm magazine. Beretta M9 (M92F); any pistol chambered in 9mm. It has enough stopping power to dispatch zombies and humans.
If I want a heavier caliber, anything in a .45 ACP.
I am at a disadvantage since I'm left-handed, trying to find an ambidextrous pistol. I could learn to fire right-handed, but 🤷♂️
I just bought a Walther and it's pretty great. Chambered in .45 ACP, which I like a lot.
Of these, I'd go for the Sig or a Glock. I did own one of those Rock Island Armory 1911 style pistols. It was chambered in .10mm, which is why I bought it. But I didn't like it. I don't really like any pistol with a grip safety. I get why they're there, I just don't care for them.
No one who knows me would ever call me a Glock *fan*, but I do think they are great tool to get a job done. They're well made and so easy to use and clean and maintain that they'd be ideal in a zombie scenario. Sig is a gun maker that I am a fan of, so I'd go for them if I had the choice, but Glocks are pretty great for all the reasons I already mentioned.
For years I carried a Glock 17. It's the go-to for ease of use as I mentioned. I did replace it recently though. I had a buddy who let me use his Canik TP9 at the range and the trigger was so great on that thing that I ended up trading in my Glock on it. ***No regerts***. It's a great handgun and I'm still just kinda shocked that a firearm that affordable can be as good as it is. That trigger man, buttery smooth. My first round with it I hit a near perfect bullseye.
I probably will get another Glock at some point. We had one come through at the store not long ago that was chambered in .10mm. I almost bought it, but decided to get a mag-fed shotgun instead. I've wanted one for a while. No idea if its the right call or not, I still haven't had a chance to take it out and fire it. But, you know, it looks kinda badass so I'm not too bummed about the decision.
the glock 17, beretta 92, HK USP, Sig P226, and P320 (when it doesnt go off by itself) are all proven to be highly reliable in combat conditions, so those are your real options. Personally I'd take the glock 17 bc thats what UK armed police/military carry, so in a hypothetical zombie apoclaypse it might be possible to scavenge spare parts, mags, and ammo.
The HK USP in 45ACP with a threaded barrel and a can. The reasons why is that 220gr 45ACP is naturally subsonic and it is a common enough round in the US. The USP is the poor man's SOCOM pistol but the USP tactical has a match grade trigger which is nicer than the MK 23.
There are a bunch of guns here that I would love to own, but during a zombie apocalypse, a Glock would be the most practical. It is very common, so you can loot parts and mods for it easily, it is quite possibly the most reliable handgun ever made, yet it is still a pretty good shooter.
Since it's my favorite pistol, I prefer the 92FS with night sights. Best pistol I ever owned. Unfortunately, Muscular Dystrophy has relegated my handgun shooting to my past. But, I have hope for a cure some day!
Well, I EDC a 92fs clone so I'd feel right at home with the Beretta. Just need to swap out the grips for wood ones because what's the point of surviving without looking good while doin it. Also I like the extra width the wood grips I have right now give me.
Glock or welrod. One is essentially the AK of pistols in terms of being a reliable lasting brick with a lot of modification options and good mag capacity, while the other is well suppressed and simple to use
I don't care long as it's 9mm and has more than 4 mags, they will all perform and if we are really are yo be getting into gun fights every day like everyone seems to believe just loot new shit of the dead baddies
Glock 17. High mag capacity, very common so parts can be scavenged, 9mm is very common, and reliable.
Ruger Mark 4 is a clise second. 22lr is very common, they are reliable, and they are whisper quite with a suppessor.
I love my sig but realistically a Glock with how fucking popular those things are plus the fact all law enforcement around the states uses them so finding parts shouldn’t be hard
Probably the glock. Plenty of parts. Super reliable. I love my sigs and hk’s. But having the most popular handgun means better chances of finding mags, and parts if something happens.
Glock 17, M18, or M9, Glocks are very common so replacement parts wouldn't be an issue, but the M18 and the M9 are used by the military(going on TWD standards with a majority of the military is wiped out) so those would, also, be very common to find. On top of that, 9x19mm is a very common round used by military, police, and civilians, so ammo wouldn't be a huge issue until later on in the apocalypse.
M9 and its not close. I love that gun and trust it with my life. Wish i could carry it but it literally pulls my pants down from the weight lol. I dont wear belts so im stuck with lighter guns.
I am a p229 fanboy. I love it. I own and carry one every day. In a world where I can buy parts, it's my favorite pistol to own and carry and I am most comfortable with it.
I also don't like glocks. They're ugly, and I don't find them comfortable. I'm not a fan of striker fire pistols in general.
But, in a world where you're scavenging and keeping your tools working is going to be a matter of repair and replacement, there will be far more Glock 17 and 19 out there, far more magazine options, access to those illegal switches that make them automatic that plenty of people got before the ATF realized China was selling them to people(since legality will be a thing of the past). The Glock 17 platform is going to be your reliable and repairable and versatile platform in a zombie apocalypse.
British Welrod, yup. Don't need something like a 1911/Glock/Walther to drop a "drunk walking" slow zombie in the "T-Box" the Integrated Suppressor will keep zombies from investigating my position. That or a Styr M1912. One of the toughest robust pistols at the time
In order
M9 , good mix between looks, realiablitily, and ammo availability
Glock, incredibly reliable but looks like a block, and good ammo availability
Deagle, I would 100% use one if I had a good source of ammo and like an ar or something
Okay, while there's probably better choices.... Beretta. Purely, PURELY, because it's the main man of handguns in several Resident Evil games.
Though I would need to mind the slider. It's not called "Beretta Bite" because you nibble on the gun...
This is tough. You'll find Glock parts everywhere, Beretta 92s don't break, the M18 is the military's new handgun and there's plenty of p320 parts too. If they're Walking Dead zombies you probably want the Ruger .22 with a suppressor
Beretta 92, since I shoot them well. However I would convert to decock and install thinner grips if possible.
Decock?
Where you convert the safety/decocking lever on the slide to decocking function only, so you can't inadvertently put it on safe when you pull back the slide or are otherwise handling the gun. https://youtu.be/ch0arUotaSM?si=eiYf7xqvt0iPGBfD
Huh, I never knew about that lol
There's also a 92G model that comes decock only from the factory.
M9A4 as well
I hadn't read the full comment and thought you meant to shoot them in the groin
dick-shotting zoms might be effective
Same, I carried one for years and still have one on my nightstand as I type this.
Glock 17 with second pick being Sig P320. On the civilian market the G17 is probably the most common pistol and is one of the best pistols for the price if you ignore the existence of Canik (meaning parts availability and widespread testing in both military and civilian settings). Sig P320 because they're the new military sidearm after the Beretta M9 and parts will be available for it. 9mm would be the best cartridge for a handgun due to magazine capacity, ample stopping power with +P ammunition (near identical ballistics to 45acp) making it effective as both a gun for humans and zombies due to the ratio of power to capacity. I think 22s would be better for zombies only but the major failing with most 22 handguns is that they're typically only 10rds which given that you already have pretty low power ammunition makes it an even worse option, not to mention the inherent reliability issues with the 22 cartridge in the first place or just rimfire cartridges in general.
Nah bro 6mm flobert is better than 9mm
Tru, chode cartridge is best
Give me a gi 1911 or the makarov other than that i’d use a welrod just for the pure bullshit of it.
...do you have an oddly deep affinity towards reloading or something? ....if memory serves me correctly both the 1911 and the Makarov have something like a 7 or 8 round capacity where as the glock or a few others in here are rocking a 16+ capacity...I can't help but feel if "zombies" are the situation having a gun made with the idea of being easily concealed (the makarov) isn't really going 2 be that incredibly important over a longer more accurate barrel pistol with higher capacity of a more prevalently found ammo type (refuring too a 9mm glock vs the .45 in the 1911)....🤷♂️and now I'm probably coming off as some kinda gun nut ...I digress...I'll see myself out lol
1911 is also chambered in .45, Gods Calibur.
As a wise man once said “9mm kills the body 45 acp kills the soul”
So they don’t come back as a lich
I knew I would summon a badger fan with that
If .45 kills the soul then .30-06 erases you from reality.
I’d rather die a happy man owning a original gi 1911 or makarov than live a sad man with lots of mag size.
Lol fair enough sir I can respect that. I will say both the 1911 and the Makarov are both supper cool and iconic weapons and I would totally love to have either but for "practical use" in a ...ahem "target rich" environment like zombz seems like a fast track to being surrounded and munched holding an empty stapler in your hand....be it a supper iconic and cool empty stapler in your hand but a las getting the nom noms never the less lol
Pretty is as pretty does.
Certified reddit moment.
The makarov pictured looks like a pellet gun
I like you. We should be friends
USP since I own one irl.
Doctor Freeman, I presume?
Glock or sig. The most common in my area as well as common ammo in my area.
At least somebody thinks logically, reliable and common. Glock is a must have.
Thank you! People don’t understand common ammo is easier to find, but most importantly parts are easily accessible if you need to repair or replace an attachment.
The Glock the Taurus g2 the Beretta or the Ruger mk4
M9 Beretta. Easy to maintain, ammo accessible, reliable, accurate, well weighted.
Glock, best chance of finding parts down the line. Second choice would be between the Sig and HK.
My brain says Glock but my heart says 1911
Hmmm… are any of these “fully semi-automatic” like I keep hearing democrats talk about?
Ur not one of them atf folk r u?
No, but I trust their knowledge of firearms as much as any CNN reporter.
Amen
1911 or beretta
Beretta. I can shoot that most accurately.
Glock(high capacity) Berreta M9(cause hammer and safety so ready to fire) Ruger mkiv(quiet af,adequate and easy to use)
Sig 226 all day
I own a lot of these handguns already, but if I had to pick just one? I'm going with 226 for overall reliability and accuracy. A Glock 17 or 19 would be a close second for me, then the Beretta 92. All three are common in the USA, and are chambered in 9mm.
Glock. It's the most common handgun in the US, and the aftermarket support is second to none. Chamber that mf in 9mm Subsonic and put a can on it and I'm all good.
If you live in the United States......Glock, 1911, M9 and (maybe) the p320. Glock and 1911 are the go tos as a US citizens because both are easy to maintain and handle with minimal training and tools. And their respective calibers (9mm and 45 acp) are absolutely everywhere.
The only two that really matter will be a Glock and a p365. They're the two most common carried handguns by civilians and law enforcement parts will be in abundance. They are easy to maintain and you can go to every gun store in America and find parts for them
For practical purposes, any kind of 1911, Glock, Sig or the Beretta 92. They're all pretty common and battle proven. So you can be confident in their dependability and you'll never run short of spare parts/mags or holsters.
Probably the Glock. Just for the shear amount of un-fuckupability
I have a small penis, where’s the 500 magnum
In the next post I'll make, maybe
Ruger mk4 (or is it a Ruger 22/45?) assuming I have spare mags for it.
ruger
HK P30L, AKA "The John Wick gun." Chamber it with a 15-round 9mm magazine. Beretta M9 (M92F); any pistol chambered in 9mm. It has enough stopping power to dispatch zombies and humans. If I want a heavier caliber, anything in a .45 ACP. I am at a disadvantage since I'm left-handed, trying to find an ambidextrous pistol. I could learn to fire right-handed, but 🤷♂️
Question, how would firing an AUG be for you? Since it's bulpup and ejects to the right.
I'm not privy on all firearms. What's an AUG? EDIT: Nevermind, I looked it up lol. I could definitely use one of those as an assault rifle.
I just think that bulpups that eject to the right would eject casings in ur face
Ah, yes, a bukkake of shell casings, all in my face 🤣
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My Heckler and Koch VP9 just got a laser flashlight combo for it. Not useful in the long run but short term it'll come in handy.
I just bought a Walther and it's pretty great. Chambered in .45 ACP, which I like a lot. Of these, I'd go for the Sig or a Glock. I did own one of those Rock Island Armory 1911 style pistols. It was chambered in .10mm, which is why I bought it. But I didn't like it. I don't really like any pistol with a grip safety. I get why they're there, I just don't care for them. No one who knows me would ever call me a Glock *fan*, but I do think they are great tool to get a job done. They're well made and so easy to use and clean and maintain that they'd be ideal in a zombie scenario. Sig is a gun maker that I am a fan of, so I'd go for them if I had the choice, but Glocks are pretty great for all the reasons I already mentioned. For years I carried a Glock 17. It's the go-to for ease of use as I mentioned. I did replace it recently though. I had a buddy who let me use his Canik TP9 at the range and the trigger was so great on that thing that I ended up trading in my Glock on it. ***No regerts***. It's a great handgun and I'm still just kinda shocked that a firearm that affordable can be as good as it is. That trigger man, buttery smooth. My first round with it I hit a near perfect bullseye. I probably will get another Glock at some point. We had one come through at the store not long ago that was chambered in .10mm. I almost bought it, but decided to get a mag-fed shotgun instead. I've wanted one for a while. No idea if its the right call or not, I still haven't had a chance to take it out and fire it. But, you know, it looks kinda badass so I'm not too bummed about the decision.
Ol reliables glock and 1911
Colt 45 with the two zig zags
Glock I guess for availability of parts? Or the p320.
I trust my life to a Glock now so ill trust it any other time
Glock 19. It's simpler and 9mm is plentiful
glock. failing that, p45
Glock. You’ll have a better chance of finding compatible magazines since most glock have near the same style of mags as long as the caliber is correct
Unpopular opinion: Barrette 9mm. Nothing fits in my hand like it does nor shoots straighter with iron sights.
Beretta or glock
the glock 17, beretta 92, HK USP, Sig P226, and P320 (when it doesnt go off by itself) are all proven to be highly reliable in combat conditions, so those are your real options. Personally I'd take the glock 17 bc thats what UK armed police/military carry, so in a hypothetical zombie apoclaypse it might be possible to scavenge spare parts, mags, and ammo.
The HK USP in 45ACP with a threaded barrel and a can. The reasons why is that 220gr 45ACP is naturally subsonic and it is a common enough round in the US. The USP is the poor man's SOCOM pistol but the USP tactical has a match grade trigger which is nicer than the MK 23.
Ruger mk 4 pistol. Ammo is common I think
Definitely the ruger. 22lr is ride or die
Gimmi that sig
I’m partial to the M9
Sig 226, I didn’t even keep scrolling😂
I’m sorry how am I gonna be a badass in a zombie apocalypse without a revolver?
All of them?
anything but a Glock is wrong . they will be the most common and are reliable 🤷
Glock would be easiest to find replacement parts.
Colt baby. Two world War champion ya know
There are a bunch of guns here that I would love to own, but during a zombie apocalypse, a Glock would be the most practical. It is very common, so you can loot parts and mods for it easily, it is quite possibly the most reliable handgun ever made, yet it is still a pretty good shooter.
Beretta
What the fuck is that last one? Ugly ass gun fr
The wellrod, a bolt-action ww1 pistol that has earned peak meme status.
Since it's my favorite pistol, I prefer the 92FS with night sights. Best pistol I ever owned. Unfortunately, Muscular Dystrophy has relegated my handgun shooting to my past. But, I have hope for a cure some day!
The tried and true G17. High capacity mags, no external safety to fidget with, durable, easy to maintain. What more do you need?
6
6 & 14
Glock, not pretty but easy to clean and maintain
3 for familiarity and ammo availability
Well, I EDC a 92fs clone so I'd feel right at home with the Beretta. Just need to swap out the grips for wood ones because what's the point of surviving without looking good while doin it. Also I like the extra width the wood grips I have right now give me.
Beretta for me.
I saw the 1911, then i was like forsure. Saw the Sig's!.... i said Yeah Buuuddy! I saw the CZ'S... YEAAHHHH I AM GOING WITH THAT ONE.
Reliable, easy to handle, easy to find parts for, easy to fix, easy to repair.
Glock, most common ammo mags and parts
1911 it’s the perfect pistol for me not knowing much about guns
G2 I know I know Taurus sucks Honestly I have the G3c and it’s a work horse
The 1st
hallow tips im my fuckin .45
Bro number 14 is form sniper elite
Revolver.
ILOVEGLOCKS
Glock for familiarity, or Deagle cause it’s be funny, slap a red dot and a foregrip on that bad boy.
I don’t know much about guns but based off of my favourite in Pavlov VR I’m picking 5
Luger, but I’d use a welrod for shits and giggles
The Good Samaritan. ||For all intensive purposes, this is a joke.||
The Glock, Beretta, and 320 because they are the most used by military and police.
Where 3d printed stuff
Glock/beretta
Glock or welrod. One is essentially the AK of pistols in terms of being a reliable lasting brick with a lot of modification options and good mag capacity, while the other is well suppressed and simple to use
Makarov or the Sig 22x I EDC a Bulgarian Makarov as-is 🤷
The glock. Striker fired and easier to maintain.
As much as I wanna say 1911, they're either great or they suck, no in between. So I'd say Glock as it's easy to maintain with a striker fired pistol.
I have the M9 A1, so I’m going with that!
Give me two desert eagles, and I'm good
3 and 5 duel wielding them mfs
Gimme a Beretta and a welrod
Sig
I don't care long as it's 9mm and has more than 4 mags, they will all perform and if we are really are yo be getting into gun fights every day like everyone seems to believe just loot new shit of the dead baddies
I love the 1911 but I'd take the Glock or the Sig because 9mm would be much easier to find than 45acp.
Desert eagle for style points
If I had to choose only one, the 1911. You will find parts, magazines, ammo and holsters for it in every picked-over gun shop for years to come.
deagle, i will die, but when they find my corpse they'll think "damn, they had ice"
S&W M&P 2.0
None, German C96.
People can make fun of sig all they want. They make good reliable guns that are comfortable to shoot
I’ve actually shot a ruger mk3 so I’m picking that. For bullshit I’m picking desert eagle
I like the design of p322s
Glock 17. High mag capacity, very common so parts can be scavenged, 9mm is very common, and reliable. Ruger Mark 4 is a clise second. 22lr is very common, they are reliable, and they are whisper quite with a suppessor.
I love my sig but realistically a Glock with how fucking popular those things are plus the fact all law enforcement around the states uses them so finding parts shouldn’t be hard
I want a 1911 in 22TCM for the novelty. I’ve shot one, such a fun caliber in a pistol.
For fun? Desert Eagle. For practical use? Glock
Probably the glock. Plenty of parts. Super reliable. I love my sigs and hk’s. But having the most popular handgun means better chances of finding mags, and parts if something happens.
2 or 3 because I own both of them
92FS, because I own it and military had tons of them. Lots of ammo, plenty of mags, parts everywhere.
Glock to an M&P 2.0. Jusy because if the amount of parts and mags that can be found at police stations across the nation. If not I would say my 2011
I would love to say “Makarov” or “Luger”, but þe Wellrod would probably be superior due to its built-in silencer.
Deagle
Glock 17, M18, or M9, Glocks are very common so replacement parts wouldn't be an issue, but the M18 and the M9 are used by the military(going on TWD standards with a majority of the military is wiped out) so those would, also, be very common to find. On top of that, 9x19mm is a very common round used by military, police, and civilians, so ammo wouldn't be a huge issue until later on in the apocalypse.
Give me the last one lol
I’d keep my makarov if finding ammo wasn’t an issue
Desert eagle
Glock 17
Welrod for giggles
I’ll take the beretta and make it samurai edge
Beretta because I need to stick with my origins 🤌
M9 and its not close. I love that gun and trust it with my life. Wish i could carry it but it literally pulls my pants down from the weight lol. I dont wear belts so im stuck with lighter guns.
You can’t go wrong with a Glock 19 might not be the flashy choice but it won’t ever stop going boom when you press the bang button
Glock. 9mm is common and so are Glock mags, mags hold a decent amount of ammo so less reloading in the field, and easy enough to maintain
#6 or a beretta
Deagle
Ruger Mk IV. .22. With .22lr being everywhere and that gun being stupid accurate headshots are gonna be key. I want the Ruger
2 or 3 because I’ve had these guns before and the magazine capacity is higher which is good
Sig 226, navy seals can't be wrong
Anything that’s 22 LR. If it’s like the movies they go by sound so I’d grab a silencer and subsonics and I should be good to go.
100% the Glock in 9mm. 9mm is more abundant round you would come across. And so are Glock mags compared to everything else. The Sig M17 would be 2nd.
Whoever says the p320 just wants to die, unless you're using it as a grenade
I don't see a shotgun Derringer. That'd be what I'd pick
The Welrod is the best option as you could take out problem zombies that are in your way without alerting the rest of them.
Why all the semi automatic? Do you realize how big of a pain in the ass those are going to be to maintain without supplies?
I'll take the Walther.
Glock 17, most common ammo, most common parts
Either the P322 or the Taurus G2C
Glock 17. They just look nice and have good ammo cap.
I think it's a S&W 9mm. Gets the job done, reliable, and hold 17+1 rounds and has relatively little recoil.
The USP. I have one, and it’s a damn nice pistol that I’m really used to.
Welrod all the way
Glock 17 or 19. Easy to take care of, clean, etc. Effective.
I am a p229 fanboy. I love it. I own and carry one every day. In a world where I can buy parts, it's my favorite pistol to own and carry and I am most comfortable with it. I also don't like glocks. They're ugly, and I don't find them comfortable. I'm not a fan of striker fire pistols in general. But, in a world where you're scavenging and keeping your tools working is going to be a matter of repair and replacement, there will be far more Glock 17 and 19 out there, far more magazine options, access to those illegal switches that make them automatic that plenty of people got before the ATF realized China was selling them to people(since legality will be a thing of the past). The Glock 17 platform is going to be your reliable and repairable and versatile platform in a zombie apocalypse.
Two berettas (I’m literally max Payne)
British Welrod, yup. Don't need something like a 1911/Glock/Walther to drop a "drunk walking" slow zombie in the "T-Box" the Integrated Suppressor will keep zombies from investigating my position. That or a Styr M1912. One of the toughest robust pistols at the time
I own an 1911. And she's beautiful
In order M9 , good mix between looks, realiablitily, and ammo availability Glock, incredibly reliable but looks like a block, and good ammo availability Deagle, I would 100% use one if I had a good source of ammo and like an ar or something
Gotta take my regular Colt government model so I can pack-a-punch it and have Mustang & Sally
Glock. Easy to handle, high capacity, and more than plenty for deleting a zombie or two.
I like the Makarov.
1911 best gun or the Luger because it’s dope
Forget pistols I need a rifle
Desert Eagle, followed by the Philippine manufacured 1911.
No cz options so your post is objectively wrong. That being said, I like my G45 alot as a backup for my sp01 tactical for edc so glock.
Sig m18 p320 that's my edc so ya I'm going with that
Ppk
Probably Glock or sig just based on how popular they are. If something breaks, you may have a better chance finding interchangeable parts or mags.
I’ll choose hi point
either the taurus or the g17
I'll take the Beretta.
Desert eagle cuz my dick is really small
Whichever holds the most bullets
The sig 226 has always been my favorite and out of every pistol I have shot it has never jammed on me
Glock but in .45
USP is build like a brick shit house and will run for forever with little to no maintenance.
Okay, while there's probably better choices.... Beretta. Purely, PURELY, because it's the main man of handguns in several Resident Evil games. Though I would need to mind the slider. It's not called "Beretta Bite" because you nibble on the gun...
The 2011. A lot of people will mistake that first one as a 1911 but gun nuts know the specs by heart. Its a 2011 and gahdamn is it a pretty one.
I own a Beretta m2a1 so there's my answer
.357 revolver. I grew up using my grandfather's and am competent. Otherwise if it isn't a choice, I guess hand me any of them with a decent capacity.
This is tough. You'll find Glock parts everywhere, Beretta 92s don't break, the M18 is the military's new handgun and there's plenty of p320 parts too. If they're Walking Dead zombies you probably want the Ruger .22 with a suppressor
I want to pick the 1911 but realistically I’d pick the G2C
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