What is your most prized gun?

All of 'em.

I like all of them at some point, but ultimately they are just guns and are meant to be used. I am not a collector by any means--if I don't use something, or if I have something redundant, I wind up selling it.

I do have one that is sentimental to me, though: As a wedding present, my wife got me a Saiga 7.62x39, which I have since "converted". I still need to get some wooden furiture for it, but I love that thing. I would definitely say it is my "most prized"

I did have a S&W model 36 (P&R) that I was really attached to, but I sold it so I could buy my first 1911. Which I am also attached to, but not so much since I haven't even shot it yet

The Red Ryder I last shot about 38 years ago.

Colt Combat Commander, from Colt's Custom Gun Shop.

my favorite changes sometimes, this is my current favorite rifle

As of now and probably for the rest of my days, the Glock 19 9mm that saved my life

My 1918 U.S. Property Colt 1911. It was refinished sometime in the 90's, but I got it for a song and it is my most accurate handgun.

I have more than one.

My Clark wadgun built by Jim Clark Sr. Its built on an colt frame and slide

My T3 is my current favorite.....at least for today!

I have a few

1. A Winchester 52B purchased by my brother in 1948 and was the first firearm I shot.
2. An orginal Sharps Calvery Carbine
3 & 4. Custom Muzzleloaders assembles from parts from various suppliers not kits, 1 a percussion Hawkin, the other a flint Tenn. Poor Boy.

It's too hard to choose just one but these two certainly are prized to me.

1926 A.H. Fox Sterlingworth......Still attracts game birds like a magnet to steel!


M1 Garand.....Can't say anymore than Patton did.

1949 Remington 512. Had it since new, 1st firearm and it has sentimental value placing its value to me well above pieces I have that cost what a car did back then.

The M1 Garand.

A Remington Model 788 with a nice piece of wood and a trigger job. I wish I could say my Kimber Longmaster Classic, but everything is wrong with that gun including the price.

1963 Browning Superposed LT 20.

Mine is my Browning 1919a4 super sweet set up in 308 I'll get some pic's up

My Jim Hoag custom Browning HP...

Just before I left college for the army in 1966, I got "caught" with a mint matching C96 boomhandle rig.
It was a gift from the vet who brought it home.
At that time they were illegal with the stock.
I was "allowed" to surrender it with paperwork, but no arrrest.
Today they are legal-I want it back!