What is the last gun that you bought?

Speed Six

Palmetto State Armory PA-15.

More specifically, I snagged a complete lower (configured as a rifle with Magpul MOE furniture) through a private sale, and a complete upper (Freedom with 16" M4gery barrel). The upper was a steal from a company in Virginia. I saved $200 instead of just buying the same rifle off of PSA's website.

Great little rifle. Eats all the horrible ammo I feed into it, and asks for seconds.

The answer to "the last gun (s) ?" will be when I'm riding in a coffin.

I will have several guns with me, NILB - "new in the Last Box " - headed to the cemetery, guns So Cool that my wife will hire somebody to "ride Shotgun on a Hearse"..
And they will have watched the lid being closed.

This scary little bugger. With the ammo included accounted for, it cost me $20. I always wanted a true ring of fire pistol, doesn't get much more certified ROF than a L25.

Pardon the language in the image.

Ignition Override said:

The answer to "the last gun (s) ?" will be when I'm riding in a coffin.

I will have several guns with me, NILB - "new in the Last Box " - headed to the cemetery, guns So Cool that my wife will hire somebody to "ride Shotgun on a Hearse"..
And they will have watched the lid being closed.


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Trying-to remember .... wild bunch? I know it wasn't The King and I.

Future World? Wait .... the Mag 7?

The man was prolific.

The Magnificent Seven • Main Theme • Elmer Bernstein - YouTube

Airborne Falcon-- at :18, a few seconds cover the end of the hearse scene. I first saw movie at age 6 or 7 at the old "51" drive-in movie, Jackson MS (My parents drove...). Maybe it was '62?
It's my favorite movie theme of All Time, and this true "art film" is in my top few best.

Based on "the Seven Samurai".

NIB Ruger mini-14. I paid more than I wanted too. But I have been wanting the stainless barrel with wood stock version. Have the mini-30 so had to get it's little brother.

Another auction yesterday. Howa 1500 .223 Rem.

.32 ACP Tomcat

BT-99 34”

Ruger Wrangler $199 ... I didn't need another 22LR , another handgun , another Ruger ... but the dealer had a shipment in and had all three colors in stock ... I swore I wasn't going to buy one but the all black Wrangler with 4 5/8" barrel and black checkered grips ... kept calling to me softly ... like a sweet young lover will do ...
...at $199 ... the Dealer made me an Offer I Couldn't Refuse !
Do I Like it ... No ... I Love It ! Sweet little revolver , all black and sexy looking !
We gonna be happy together a long time .
Gary

CryptKeeper5...........

Very nice!, one of my bucket handguns!
Purchased a Python last week to "hold" me over.

A very pretty and heavy Beretta 92x Performance

Marlin Camp 45. For now, I think it is the only NYS legal 45acp semiauto rifle.

I've been out of the loop for a while. I told myself all 3 of these were going to be the last gun I was going to buy ... but, y'all know what that's like!

Always wanted one of those marlin camp guns. Color me jelly.

As for my luck, I stumbled upon this in the trade-in case today after holding out for the decocker version of the CZ-75 Compact for over a year now. I didn’t really even know that the Sig existed in this exact configuration, but I dare say it ticks all the same boxes, and on this particular day for the same price as a new Glock. Ah yeah, that part feels good.

Put 62 rounds through it this afternoon. I am really taken aback by how smooth the slide is. Like... smoother than my Shadow 2. The CZ’s trigger is lighter, but the short reset and smoothness of the Sig are on par. I’m pretty happy.

S&W Model 36 snub bought it because like the Target Stocks , also have M36 3"

Picked up this RIA MAPP1 9mm at the local Rural King today. I just liked the looks of it and will have it out to the range and gun club this week .

Another Beretta added to my collection, a 90-TWO

My "Dirty Harry" set. Signed script, photo, cutting room frame and other "stuff". Oh, and got an unfired model 29-2 to boot!lol!

I have been looking for a Springfield 1922, for a long time. Finally found a nice one, for a good price. The Springfield 1922 is one of my grail guns. It is a pure joy to handle and shoot. You can tell by the way it is fitted and finished, it was built by a true craftsman. Nothing fancy, just very well put to gather and solid. It’s a military rifle, but has a somewhat sporter look.
The only picture I have now is the listing photo.

Won the auction and picked it up this morning. Savage model 25 .204 Ruger.

Just put an Ar-15 together today for my oldest daughter.