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@HerrKraus  
I know. I was just referring to how there have been reproduction models after the company stopped producing certain versions.
 
I mean, DWM, prior to becoming Mauser, never made a 10mm Luger, and the .45 was only made in small numbers, since it never really reached full production.
 
Also, the Luger 06 Rifle was never made beyond the prototype stage.

Anywho, id have to go with the PPK.

@Magma-Fox  
To be clear, that company was Mauser.

@miggs86  
Even better if she got the ‘Baby Luger’, Maybe in .45 Caliber.
 
And before you ask, yes, it exists, and were made by the very Company that made the Luger 08. Yes, there are Reproductions, and yes, you can make your own via the online Schematics, provided you have the license, the tools, the material, the know how, etc…
 
Point is, you can do your own, provided the country you live in allows it.

54.1191M tloC i spelt Colt M1911.45 backwards it’s my favorite semiautomatic side arm.

@Background Pony #A854  

 
RD a glock due to it’s fast, however, pinkie should be the Jericho 941 f. Why? It’s versatility. Change the barrel and you can shoot9mm parabelum, .40 caliber, 44 caliber and 45 caliber.

@Deserter  
Their money, their stupidity.

@Lord Seraph  
Only because it’s a target pistol, a 6 inch barrel on a pistol is nothing weird.  
I also don’t like that pistol, I can get .44 Magnum levels of kinetic energy on a semi-automatic with a .460 Rowland pistol, and I can get 2000+ FPS with .22 TCM, and guns chambered in those cartridges aren’t gonna cost me 5000 bucks. And don’t get me started on the “Low bore axis, even lower recoil spring” crap.  
But, y’know, that’s how marketing works, you throw a bunch of cool sounding shit to people, and you’ll have them breaking the bank to be the first ones to get on the gravy train.

@Deserter  
I’ve heard there’s a even bigger pistol now…  

@Background Pony #A854  
Because the Desert Eagle is a fun pistol to shoot and not much else, and the Glock 18 has one of the highest rate of fire available for a machine pistol.

Why is Pinkie pie a desert eagle!!?? And Rainbow dadh a glock!!!??? It should be the other way around…

Luger and Rarity, definitively.

@forcefield unsystematic  
Or, if you use DAYZ as a means, the Revolver not needing a magazine would mean you can fire more than one stinking bullet.
 
And what’s to say you can’t get a Revolver with a smaller calibur? They’re not that rigid. Police officers still use revolvers for a reason, so that means they’re still practical.

Walther P22, suppressor included like with the PPK here.
 

I’d personally take the USP, firstly because I’m a lefty, and the USP is the only one here which can accommodate that easily, and secondly, you can’t really go wrong with a .45 - if you have rubbish hollow points, or you’re one of the people who uses ball ammo (whether by choice or not), you get big non-expanding bullets rather than little ones. Also, the .45 with decent HP loads (Federal HST, Speer Gold Dot, etc.) will have excellent expansion and is unquestionably effective. Bullets as light as 165gr are usable, yielding reduced recoil and higher velocities than 230gr standard loads. Also a good shoulder holster can help most weapons disappear. Just my two cents and personal opinion though.

@SeraphimDawn  
Good choices,my favorite revolver and the one I actually have is the sexy looking beautiful stainless steel 8inch barrel Colt Python that fires the good old .357 magnum round,it can also shoot.38 special round.It can even have a scope due to the 8inch barrel.

@SeraphimDawn  
Good choices,my favorite revolver and the one I actually have is the sexy looking beautiful stainless steel 8inch barrel Colt Python that fires the good old .357 magnum round,it can also shoot.38 special round.It can even have a scope due to the 8inch barrel.

@the last reviewer hey revolvers and glocks have there flaws, there uprise’s and there downfalls so can we call this war even?

@The Last Reviewer  
I think I’d try a S&W Model 19 if I ever consider trying a .375. Or maybe Ruger Security Six for a .38?

@Rainbow Z  
Revolvers do have good iron sights,they are also well made especially the beautiful python revolver,they feel good,they have good range,and are lightweight most of the time.They may have limited ammo but with one good shot that person is going down,unlike the glock which is for people who don’t know how to shoot and just spray and pray.

yes you may think there crap but revolvers have limited ammo heavy and sluggish and have and bad iron sight yet glocks are lightweight can go full auto have a large magazine and you can do a fast reload and plus glocks are cheap but they have a lot of power you just don’t know there power until you REALLY try them out and try there real power. @Deserter and yes I used the word magazine

@LogicalExtropolation  
Yep,because it was cheap….not good,and when go cheap you get not good things.I have fired a glock and it felt awkward and weird and had horrible range,even desert eagle was more reliable then that piece of crap.

@LogicalExtropolation  
The Glock is basically the best all-rounder in it’s price range.  
Cheap, easy to use, (mostly) good quality, and abundant ammo and aftermarket gear.

@The Last Reviewer  
I thought it was replaced due to the glock being cheaper to produce and maintain, while not being less than is needed for the job in terms of power.
 
If any of that is factually wrong, then blame good marketing, because as a lay-person I can tell you glocks have gotten that nonsense as a reputation among lay-people. Kind of like how people still go for coke despite nigh universally preferring pepsi in blind taste tests, branding is a thing regardless of the actual product.