Which handgun to get next?

[neomedic]

I currently have a HK USP .45 Full size and a Glock 19

I am trying to decide between:
1. Sig P229R in .40SW
2. Sig P226R in .40SW
3. Kimber Custom II (I know I have a .45, but they are so nice!)
4. some 1911 Carry

I don't think getting a CCW is very likely for Los Angeles, so chances are it will be a Safe Queen, but who knows...maybe someday or if I move out of California. And please don't say get all of them, as poor college student, it's hard enough to get one of the above items.

[1911su16b870]

I my CDPII.

[JawBone]

I'd say stick with another .45 - that way you can share ammo. If you go with a .40 you are going to have to make sure you have room for another stash.

[aplinker]

I'd say stick with another .45 - that way you can share ammo. If you go with a .40 you are going to have to make sure you have room for another stash.

Agrees. I'd get the 1911, with a VERY close runner up of the P229, but in 9mm (why add another caliber?).

[johnny_22]

No .22 LR?

If your list is complete, please consider getting a S&W 617 or 41 in .22 LR. The ammunition is 1/10 the price of the .40 or .45 and they are a lot of fun.

[Scouter]

1911 gets my vote

[thedonger]

Cz Sp01

[Black Majik]

So, you still don't have a 1911 yet and you already have a gun in .45 ACP. Go for the Kimber. No use getting a different caliber. Don't go expanding buncha calibers early on, consolidate em' all while you're still ahead.

[SnWnMe]

You need to go to the next level.

Get a revolver

[NRAhighpowershooter]

You need to go to the next level.

Get a revolver

I agree.. get a wheel gun.... 4" S&W686 stainless

[PistolPete75]

time to move on to a 1911. Kimber Custom II

[CalNRA]

get a 1911 of some kind before they drop off the list.

[The SoCal Gunner]

I see Sigs as equal with the HK. You need to get something better so get a good quality 1911.

[maxicon]

Another vote for a S&W .357 magnum. Everyone needs a nice big frame long barrel wheelgun - 686, 27, whatever.

[SemiAutoSam]

Personally I see Sig pistols about 2 notches above HK but thats just me make your judgements with your own experiences.

go to the range and try them all out.

Or so shooting with a friend that owns what you are thinking about purchasing.