A perfect gun

[pawncop]

I have modified very few of my guns but I would rate my H&K P7M8 just about perfect. If only I was a bigger fan of the 9mm.

 

[philbo]

Never had a gun I didn't make some change to, even if it was as simple as changing grips or coloring the sights. Might not have been absolutely necessary or made me shoot any better, but it made me more comfortable.

 

[si vis pacem para b]

IMHO the Sprigfield EMP is perfect

 

[brickboy240]

My SIG P228 was just that. Been perfect right out of the box.

I also had a 2nd gen Glock 17 that I literally took out of the box and shot it for a very long time with no problems or alterations at all.

1911s? Not so much. My Colts, Kimber and Springfield have all needed something major or minor done to make them 100%.

- Brickboy240

 

[biglucky]

The only 2 guns I own that I have not modified in any way at all, other than the custom I posted earlier are my two Kimber .45's. They are the only handguns I own that don't have XS combat sights and/or have had grip modifications.

 

[fm2]

I guess mine would be a gen. 1 Glock 17. It was perfect until a couple of years ago when I put warren sights on it.

 

[GUNSLINGER]

Kimber TLE II

 

[crs2fer4]

Im a major novice but I love all three of my guns the way they are

 

[Army 1911]

Where to start.
Colt Commander ( NIB)
Colt Series 80 XSE (Used had work done by Wayne Novak prior to my purchase)
Wilson Compact CQB (used)
Baer Concept X (used)
STI Trojan 9mm (used)
So Far my Colt CE( NIB)
SA Loaded (Used early model blue) (used)
Ruger 22/45 (won at raffle NIB)
The Colt 1911 that my family has carried in 3 wars
And the list goes on.

I buy em the way I like em mostly.
I have others that I have done minor stuff to, grips, change to GI guide rod, extended safety (went back), drop in trigger kit, etc.

Except for the Ruger does anyone see a trend?

 

[killerfly128]

My USP Compact 9mm is box stock and a great gun ... it gets my vote