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Requirement.

It's a Safe Queen - meaning you don't carry it, or at least not in any regular capacity.

Shooter - must be a gun that you do run rounds through. Not a "it's too pretty/valuable to shoot" gun.

Mine's new, but I'm really, really digging it.

Sig Sauer P226 Single Action Only, in 9mm. Has Dawson Precision target sights, new Hogue G10 grips, and in this picture a 20rd extended magazine. It's a tack driver! I did buy a holster for it but just for range trips. It's just too much, for me, to carry every day. And if I did carry a SAO gun, it'd be a 1911 for safety reasons.

Dad's Python

My current favorite.

My Browning hi power with 2 tone ceracote finish, polished trigger system, new springs and fiber optic front sights.

Tex1961 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 17, 2018 8:20 pm My current favorite.

My Browning hi power with 2 tone ceracote finish, polished trigger system, new springs and fiber optic front sights.

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I like them all, but that Hi-Power looks real good.

There are collectibles and shooters (Competition firearms and pistol/rifle range shooting apparatus) .
I have many of both.

One shooter that became a safe queen, shot once, is my wife's Buffalo Classic in 45-70.

The following is an example photo. I'll post a photo of hers later on

Safe Queen Shooter: SQS Pistols

SQS Ed Brown Elite:

SQS: Beretta APX

APX:

SQS CZ P-09 Urban Grey

SQS HK VP9 LE edition:

My python

It would be a toss up between a MDL27-3 commemorative I have not shot since I was a young soldier in Germany Or my CZ 75 MDL 9010 Frankonia Waffen Custom that was just recently gone though, refinished and updated a bit by Cajun Gun Works

I purchased too many guns recently so am on a self-imposed hiatus until 2019. Seeing these Pythons is not helping.