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Have you ever kept a pistol completely BONE STOCK?

Have you ever (long-term) owned and kept a handgun completely bone stock?

  • Yes

    Votes: 141 79.7%
  • No

    Votes: 36 20.3%

  • Total voters
    177
Most of my guns are bone stock unless something is wrong such as I needed a longer firing pin for my SW 610. All my semi-autos are bone stock. I do have conversion barrels and additional slides. I don't use red dot so I even use the factory irons on my glocks.
 
Tons of them. Customizing a pistol is generally a money loser. Grip tape or grips are the only thing I ever change in any case. That’s just because I have a medium to small hand. Once I added night sights to my pair of G19s.

Now, I tend to mess with bolt action rifles more, but that’s usually limited to a trigger change like Timney or a rebarrel in a few cases. Going too far with rifle mods are also a huge money loser.
 
SIG P220 Legion SAO ... "bone stock" from the factory!

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SIG P229's

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Alchemy Custom Weaponry Prime Elite Carry ... "bone stock" from the factory! This gun will be disqualified from this thread when I change the grip panels.

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All of my pistols are bone stock. I will be picking up a P365 in about a week and will probably be the first pistol that will be modded.
 
My Staccato CS and CZ Shadow 2 are still stock...for now.
 
On my Glocks, I’ve ground down the lever thingy that is in the face of the trigger. It’s ground down so that it matches the curvature of the trigger exactly, when the lever is fully pressed. This does not affect the operation of the gun and makes it more comfortable to use.
 
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