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<blockquote data-quote="QtrHorse" data-source="post: 3207128" data-attributes="member: 567206">As already stated, stay away from High Point. Most any name brand gun now will work very well. I do not own a Glock (about the only brand I don&#039;t) but will soon. They are a very reliable gun, will fire after being dropped in mud, sand, water and ect.. Now, they are not the most accurate but very reliable (it&#039;s not like your going to be sniping people with it though). Good brands have been mentioned here, Glock, Taurus (these are cheap and good), Sig, Beretta, Ruger and ect.. I would personally go to a gun show and just buy a new one cheaper than any local shop or buy a used one there in most cases.Yes, Texas is a gun owners paradise. My Beretta came with a 10 round magazine (I bought back when 15 round mags werer illegal here) but they hold a 15 round perfectly (it&#039;s a factory magazine) and the same goes for a Glock.Remember this though, no matter what gun you decide one it needs to be kept clean. If not, even the most reliable gun may jam.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="QtrHorse, post: 3207128, member: 567206"] As already stated, stay away from High Point. Most any name brand gun now will work very well. I do not own a Glock (about the only brand I don't) but will soon. They are a very reliable gun, will fire after being dropped in mud, sand, water and ect.. Now, they are not the most accurate but very reliable (it's not like your going to be sniping people with it though). Good brands have been mentioned here, Glock, Taurus (these are cheap and good), Sig, Beretta, Ruger and ect.. I would personally go to a gun show and just buy a new one cheaper than any local shop or buy a used one there in most cases. Yes, Texas is a gun owners paradise. My Beretta came with a 10 round magazine (I bought back when 15 round mags werer illegal here) but they hold a 15 round perfectly (it's a factory magazine) and the same goes for a Glock. Remember this though, no matter what gun you decide one it needs to be kept clean. If not, even the most reliable gun may jam. [/QUOTE]

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