yes Living in Canada definitely does have that one disadvantage I also live in Canada

Sig Sauer P229 with DAK Trigger system chambered in .357 SIG.

I carry this pistol with me everywhere and love the rounds. The fram is fairly slim and the pistol is a metal frame which I prefer. Had a Glock explode on me a few years ago. It was a Model 21 in .45. Made me sad because I loved my Glock, but Sig Sauer is my new firearm of choice...for semi automatic pistols. Happy and safe shooting!!!

I have a Colt King Cobra .357 mag. 6 shot 4" barrel.  I love this pistol, however I do want the S & W 500 with 8 3/8" barrel.

thompson center encore with the 7mm-08

Easy answer for me. The FNP 45 Tactical. 15+1 rounds of .45, threaded barrel, Trijicon night sights, very managable shooter for its size and it's made in the USA.

I've had 2 different handguns so far a EAA Witness 9mm and a Springfield XD9. So far I love my XD9, it is very accurate and it fits my hand perfectly. Plus it has the rail on the front that I can add a flash light/laser pointer on if I choose too. Excellent weapon!

I agree with the thought, but I bought a raging judge magnum so that I could improve on the redhawk with the ability to use several different types of ammunition.

I got the 6 shot revolver with the 3" barrel so I could CC and with the ability to use 45 long colt, 454 casull, or 410 shot shells, it gives me the versatility to use different ammo loads depending on where I am.

This gun maxes out at a 300gr bullet and with the hard rubber strip lining the backstrap & soft foam grip combined with the 4lbs of solid steel makes felt recoil easy to manage.

So far nothing compair's to shooting 300gr casull bullets in power, the noise is enough to make you deaf and scare the poop out of anyone, even those that are expecting it!