Most Aesthetically Pleasing Firearm?

The 4" N-frame. Nickel ideally.

Royal Blue Python

Mixing alcohol and firearms? Unacceptable!

hi powers
lugers
lee enfield cavalry carbines

I LOVE that hummingbird double rifle!
Wheel locks are cool too.

Oh, I almost forgot...

...the 1895 Win. Here's a Hi Grade (have a matched pair serial-numbered Standard and Hi Grade).

My Dragunov



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Somewhere in NM said:

Browning Hi Power

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Fit, Form and Function all in one pleasing package. What's not to like?
For Rifles I'm a Lever Action specifically Marlin lover but that is me.

I think the rifle that fits the criteria of the title is the Marlin 39a. Older ones with the darker wood are very pleasing!

The 1911 is an attractive pistol.

Actual Russian Dragunov.

Some of those high end over and under skeet shotguns.

Hi Power

Sig P210

Open top Beretta's are the sexiest pistols ever.

Like this Model 87 Cheetah,,,



It just exudes class.

Aarond

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Revolver: Colt 1861 Navy
Auto Pistol: 1911
Rifle: Winchester 1886 High Wall

Cz 75d pcr
Colt Anaconda
The AR15

Centerfire Rifles: Wincheter Model 70/Winchester 92

Rimfire Rifles: Winchester 63, Winchester 52 Sporter, Kimber Classic

Revolvers: Smith and Wesson blued K-frames (19, 17, 18, 10, etc)

Semi Auto Handguns: BHP and 1911

Pump Shotguns: Winchester Model 12

Other Shotguns: Almost any quality side-lock small gauge double

IMO, this one.

Are bows allowed?

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Didn't know Barbie shot a bow.....

Sheesh! I imagine she is a popular gal.

oneounceload said:

Really? PLASTIC pistols.......ACK!







This a double rifle that weighs 1 kilogram (2.2#) and is available in either 22 hornet or 17 HMR

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You have excellent taste Pete is probably the most talented younger generation gunmaker out there.

Handgun>>>Whitley Wolverine
Rifles>>>Savages 1899
Shotguns>>>>Flodman

Nothing is prettier than a fine old flintlock longrifle with a well done, highly figured stock.

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^^ This, definitely this. I also think a well-worn hog leg has a lot of appeal.

Semi-auto - Browning Hi-Power

Revolver - S&W Model 19 Combat Magnum with a 3" barrel

Wow, sweet pics. I love the one with the revolver sitting by the alkyhall.

Auto: CZ75B
Revolver: Colt SAA
Rifle: AK-47
Shotgun: Browning Citori White Lightning

Here are the three in my safe:

1977 Marlin 39A after a 3 month make-over by a specialist in the craft:





Factory photo of my other choice since my photo does not do it justice. Freedom Arms Model 83, 7 1/2", 454 Casull:



Runner up (Cimarron Model 1872 Open Top in .38). Another factory photo since mine is lousy:



Dan

I can't believe no one beat me to it.....hi-point 45 acp....hands down...a slide of beauty, a grip of grace, and that Phillips screw in just the right place.

Hey, someone had to say it.....

Humor off.

+1 to oneounceload....how could you ever shoot something like that

Nothing is prettier than a fine old flintlock longrifle with a well done, highly figured stock.

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Here is one my Dad and I made back in the 1980s (not a kit).

stressed said:

Mixing alcohol and firearms? Unacceptable!

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I'm sure that's for sippin' when you come home from the range and you are admiring your targets. Except for me it is an ice cold Eye of the Hawk Select Ale in a frozen mug. Nothing washes down the taste of burnt gun powder in the mouth like an Eye of the hawk.

Dan